Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


DR.. C. S. Pratt has been in Rutlan
this week on business
Mrs. n. S. Hull of Chicago has beel
calling on old friends this week.
Miss Kate Singleton of Brooklyn /
the guest of Miss BESSIE Cain.
Miss Zina Amidon went to Hartford
CT, Tuesday for a several days visit
DR.. Richard Mcclure of Hartford
Conn, is spending few days in town
John Peters returned to Boston to
day after spending several days II
town.
Col. H. T.. Taylor went to RUTLAND
yesterday to attend a veterans re-
union.
Mrs Charles T. Hawley Of Gardner
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. III
p. Freeman.
Miss Susan Z. Mather of RUTLAND
has been the guest of Mrs. C, A. Boy
den this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Durham of Yves,
Paris. Me-, are the guests of their son
c. w. Durham.
Miss Anna Golden left Monday for
| neF nome III tIltilS ans, ~ H. dIteE u
summers stay in town.
| Mrs. Minnie S. Hobbies of Manches-
ter, n. H. Is visiting her sister Mrs
5. II. Dearborn, this week.
| Miss Fannie Sexton returned Satur-
day from the Isles of Shoales where
she has spent the summer
Fred Ellis, who was so seriously in
a l,tr Col he
new bridge, Is slowly improving.
Mrs, Frank Reed returned to-day
after spending several weeks in Ber-
nardston. Mass, with her parents.
Mrs. A b. Hall went to Manchester,
n. H.. Saturday to spend several days
with her daughter Mrs. A. w. Childs.
Henry Cain returned Monday from
Medfield, Mass, where he has been the
guest of his brother Louis for several
days.
Chief of Police Hall was called to
Rutland Wednesday TO act as wit
ness in a case before the United States
court.
George E. Adams and Miss Margaret
Averill will be married Wednesday
evening at 1880 in the Congregational
church.
william Allen. former resident
here. went to Northampton, Mass,
Saturday after spending several days
in town,
Mrs. Harrison Mansfield OF Spring
field, Mass, was the guest of Mrs.
Harvey Houghton the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n Cobb of Boston
who have been spending part of the
summer at the Brooks House. returned
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Healy Childe,
at Mrs. Farr's, returned to their home
in Boston today.
Mrs. Fred S. Doak and son of SOM
erville, Mass are expected next week
for visit with Mrs. Doak's sister
Mrs. Louise Hackley.
f. C. Goodwin, an employee of the
pipe organ department of the Estey
organ factory. went to Boston Tues
day for short visit
]. J. Rafter was in Springfield. Mass.
Friday and Saturday to attend the an
state firemen's association.
DR.. +. w. Green Of Bethel and DIR. F,
E. Steele of Montpelier were in town
yesterday to make their quarterly in
spection of the Brattleboro Retreat.
Miss Minnie Bradley is spending
several days in Boston her place in the
Postal telegraph Office being taken by
Victor Boyden during her absence.
Harry n. Thomas of Gardner, Mass.
who has been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever at the home Of his mother
on Prospect street, is slowly recover
ing.
Mrs. Anne Brooks who has been
spending the summer in town returned
to her home in Pen Van, \. Y. yester-
day accompanied by Mrs. E, ID. Whit
ney.
Lucien Elmer left Monday for
three weeks trip to Boston and Provit|
ience. His place on the Richardson /
meat market cart will be taken by
Sumner Abbott,
The marriage of Thomas j. Guiheen. /
baggage master at the local 7
station, and Miss Josie Fitzgerald will I
AXE place next Wednesday at the Ro- I
nan Catholic church
William B. Crombie went to New
York city to-day for short stay. His +.
wife and daughter accompanied him as
ar as Meriden, Conn, where they will
'emain for a time with Mr. Crombie's
brother.
Congressman and Mrs. Haskins
vent to Rutland yesterday. the former
o attend the annual banquet of the Of
icers of the Vermont Grand Army and
he latter as delegate to the conven-
ion of the officers of the state society
# Colonial Danes.