Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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bend.
Miss Roxla Goddard of Boston is visiting II
town.
Mrs. C. A. Miles leaves next week for the sea
shore.
DIR. Aldrich is spending several days at spof
ford lake.
Ralph Patch has entered the employ of tn
Arthur Monroe has entered the employ OF tn
Crystal Ice Co.
Harry Bixby has entered the employ OF TIN
Valley Grain Co.
DIR. Drouin returned wednesday to his hone
In St. Johnsbury.
Samuel Oliver of Boston Is aguest OF Col. ahe
Mrs. l.. ID. Taylor.
Miss Jessie Batchelder Is visiting her pareht
in Ashland. N. II.
Clayton Coane is in Orange. Mass TINS weei
on business trip.
Mrs. Edmund Carey is visiting her daughter
In Fitchburg, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Miner left Saturday ior
trip to Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Dion leave tomorrow foi
q visit In Montpelier.
Mrs. Lucy Yeaw Of Springfield Mass, Is Wis
iting friends In town.
Lucius Harris left to-day to spend month al
his home in the West
John Fitzgerald returned Thursday to his
work after weeks vacation.
Leslie Woodland of Nashua, n. H., is spending
| a few days with W. j. Spear.
Mrs. Mary Perry of Bellows Falls spent sun
day with Mrs. Thatcher Perry.
| L. H. Corser left Yesterday for Seattle, WASH,
where he will spend the summer.
George L. Durham and family are at Ogon-
port, Me-, for few weeks outing.
Guy Howe of Athol will spend Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Maveretta Howe
| d. j. Shaw left Thursday for an extended trip
| m Hartford New York and Worcester.
lie. Holden and family returned Tuesday af
ter spending two weeks at Watch Hill.
| Mrs A. f. Atwood is in Williamsyille caring
for her sister, Mrs. Manchester, who is ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs John Hurley of Bellows Falls
visited with relatives IN town this week
W. steel Gray Esq, is in New York for few
days this week on important legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Holman Of Seattle, Wash.
are spending few weeks at the Brooks House.
Mrs Gertrude Davis and her daughter of
Shelburne Falls are visiting George Il. washer.
|. d. Stolte is expected home on Monday after
several weeks spent with friends in Halifax, Ms
Mrs, wat'r II. Lipe Of Canoioharie, n. Y.
are at the GQodall home on the West river road
James King has left the employ of the Swift
Beef Co.and gone to work for Schorling & john
son.
Mrs. McAllister has been spending few days
in town. before returning to her home in Chi
cago.
III al
the steamship Oceanic on his return trip from
Europe
q. NJ. Moran returned to his duties Monday in
the offices Of the Estey Organ Co after weeks
vacation.
A. ]. Lafieche and family and his brother, T.
Lefeche, leave to-day for Canada to spend the
summer.
Miss Maude Bishop of Minneapolis. Mimi,
has been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. T. Langille
this week.
spend Sunday in Medfeld, Mass. the guests of
Louis Cain.
W. W Bemis. who has been the guest of
Judge Il. L. Waterman, returned to Boston
wednesday.
Daniel Webster of New York was in Brattle-
boro over Sunday to visit his father. Postmas-
ter Webster.
Miss Edith Thayer returned Saturday after
spending a week with l.. W. Hawley and family
at York Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor of Salem, Mass, have been
spending few days with their daughter, Mrs.
j. Gray Estey.
John Herbert, for the past l6 years trusted
Waterman at the Estey Organ Co.. has finished
work there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T.. Greene will go to Spot
ford lake this afternoon to occupy their cot
tage for the summer
Mrs. Julius j. Estey has returned from a car
rage drive of several days through Windham
and Cheshire counties.
T.. NJ. Douglas. representative OF Information
al schools with offices at Worcester, Mass, is
home for few weeks
Mrs Fordyce II. Smith entertained a party of
her former Brattleboro friends at her Mortified
Farms home Wednesday.
Arthur Lynde of West Brattleboro has re-
turned to hts duties in Boston after spending a
fortnight with his parents.
Miss Pearl G. Gibson, stenographer at Mai. f. |
W. Childs' office, has been home this week with l
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Col II. f. Taylor was in Bennington wednes- !
day to attend the annual meeting of the direc- I
tors of the Soldiers Home.
Mrs Margaret Gatty and Miss Ruth Childs /
have returned from Block Island where they I
have been for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Ryder, Miss Florence
Howe and Alfred Thompson spent Saturday /
and Sunday at Spofford lake. /
Mrs. Helen Dunkee Phelau arrived Wednes- /
day from New York to spend some time with (
her mother Mrs. John Dunklee.
Mrs. Edward Clough and daughter of worces-
ter have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Michael I
Murphy, No. Is Prospect street.
F. L. Houghton is in Utica and Syracuse at
tending a meeting of the board of directors of
the Holstein Friesian association.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice of Somerville,
Mass, is spending her summer vacation in town
with her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. GRAHAM and children are
spending a few weeks at Salisbury Beach Mass
for the benefit of Mr.. Graffam's health
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles s. Hoffman, after few
LAYS stay with DR.. and Mrs. +. G.. Pettee re-
turned to their home in New York Tuesday
Mrs. James g. Blaine. jr., who is spending
he summer at the Brooks House, was called 20
Augusta. Me-, Monday by the death of Mrs.
las, &. Blaine.
Gidden Osborne of London, Eng, son of the
ate Consul General Osborne. is spending the
hummer with his cousin. c. Z, Glidden, at Ca
ioebrook farm Dummerston.
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Wheeler of this town and
Dr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Martin of Barre left on Tues
lay for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the osteopa-
thic convention, which is being held there.
William Z. Barber, Carrier No ., is on his va
alton for month. spending the time at his old
lone at Wilmington, with his parents His
,lace is taken by b. S. Coombs substitute car
ier l
A party of guests of Linden Lodge enioyed
rive to Silverdale hotel, Tuesday. in one of
.iveryman Browns tally-hos Miss Crane
the party. Everybody had a good
line.
Prof John c. Calhoun of the Florida State [
ollege. Tallahassee, is spending few DAYS with
iajor +. W. Chids at Hillcrest, Marlboro Prof.
alhoun is grand nephew of the old governor of g
outh Carolina. |
H; L. Emerson left this morning for Milford,
I. H., where he will meet his brother Charles
nd they will take an automobile trip to Boston I
nd later to New York city, where Mr. Emerson =
ill attend the Furniture exposition. |
Frank G. Morse and family of Chicago. John
Morse and wife of Philadelphia, and Mr. and
lrs. C. L. Dexter and family. together with +. :
!. Dexter and wife of Philadelphia and Miss L
anscom of Summervile, are at South Newfape II
,r the summer. S
+. II. Brown, brother of II. R. Brown. who ia
cry well known here. although he has spent
,veral years out of town in the employment of L
orbes Il Wallace of Springfield, Mass. has a
nrchased the store of John l.. Enowlton at n
Gene, N H., known as the Mason store and :.