Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Frank Morse of Boston Is spending o
few days In town.
Mrs. ID. G. O'Neil returned Tuesday
from her visit in New York.
Mrs. Frederick Holbrook and family
returned to Milton. Mass, Monday.
J. G. Ullery has been in New York
and Philadelphia on business this week
Dana c. Gilman son of G. Il. Gilman
returned to Norwich university Mon
day.
Mrs. Lora Pease and daughters of
Hampden, Mass, are visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld of Boston is
spending few days with her mother
on Washington street.
John O'Neil has returned to his home
in Claremont, N. H., after visit with
his brother d. G. O'Neil.
DR.. Holton has been in West Derby
this week on business connected with
the state board of health.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, J. Austin came Tues
day for couple of weeks visit with
his mother Mrs. Bridget Austin.
Miss Bemis, guest for two or three
weeks of Judge and Mrs. f. l.. Water
man will return to Boston to-day.
C. S. Hutchings of Charlestown, n.
H., has been engaged to prompt at the
Harvest ball In Festival hall both nights
of the fair.
Mrs. l. Chauncey McKeever and
children of New York will come to
Brattleboro for five weeks stay with
Mrs. +. II. Farr.
DR.. and Mrs. Wiliston Walker and
daughter, Miss Amelia, who have spent
the summer here, left Tuesday for their
New Haven home.
Mrs. Langstrom, who has spent
fortnight with Miss Fannie Stellman
at West Brattleboro, will return to her
home in Lynn Thursday.
Harold +. Rabbit, field secretary for
the Presbyterian board of publication,
returned Monday to New York after
several days visit with his brother,
Theodore.
Miss Bernice Pike left Monday for
Boston to finish her course in COM
mercial college, after spending a
months vacation at her South Main
street home.
Arthur Geoffrion, the well known
clarionet player, will be one of the
members of the First Regiment band,
furnishing music during the fair and
for the dances
David j. Shaw, for the past eight
years a clerk for NJ. j. Moran. will
shortly take a position with the Met
ropoitan Furniture company Of
Springfield. Mass.
Buell. NJ. Robb of Guilford. brother of |
the attorney general for the post-of |
flee department. has entered the en-
ploy of the Brattleboro News company |
as assistant manager.
Calvin b. Hall of East westmore-
land. n. H., veteran of over so years |
and as spry as a cricket, has been |
spending a few days as the guest of his
son, Chief of Police Hall
Wilfred S. Fisher, house physician in
the Ann Arbor Mich. medical univer-
sity, returned to his duties Saturday
after several days spent with his par
ents in West Brattleboro.
Miss C. A. Maxwell, who has been
with Johnson's millinery house in New
York city for the past three months,
comes to-day to resume her position as
for Mrs. G, II. Smith.
J. j. Rafter will attend to-day the
meeting of the State fire association
held at Dover, n. H. and next week the
three days convention of the firemen I
Of Massachusetts 10 be held at Spring ,
field.
Miss May Douglass, teacher in the ,
High street primary school, who has
been too i'll to take her school, is gaining ,
rapidly and will return week after next.
Meanwhile her place is filled by Miss ,
Edith stowe Of Centreville. :
Miss l., NJ. Roote of New York has $
aiken a position as trimmer with Mrs. !!
W. +. Neal, milliner. Miss Alice RAN
iall of Chesterfield has also engaged :
With Mrs Neal and Miss Erickson will :
Lssist in the millinery rooms evenings. ,
Prof. Caleb G. Robinson, principal of i
he Mckinley institute at Meadville,
Ia, who with his wife spent some days )
II town last week, spoke at a union \
meeting of the Congregational and
Baptist churches held at Rutland Sun
ay evening,
Mrs. Harlow. principal of the Canal A
treet school, who has been kept at
ONE by Illness for TWO weeks has re- y
urned to her duties, much to the graf
ication of her pupils. During her ill
ess her position was filled by Miss
florence Heminway
A. f. Wood, whose arm was broken II
t the Wheel clubs outing. is rapidly
Improving and the bones are knitting s.
cry satisfactorily under the skill of
n. Aldrich. The fracture was at the b.
lbow particularly bad place, but no fl
implications have arisen.
Mrs. Anna A. Beach of Burlington S
apartment president of the Vermont m
Toman's Relief corps, left there on
fednesday for a tour among the dis V
let meetings at Waterbury Center fo
pringfield and other points in the
ate. Mrs. Beach is expected in this
wn within a few days. II
Chief Sanders of the fire department
as elected a member of the State
iremen's association at its annual III
Getting in Burlington last week. The 81
'sociation is planning for big time
Rutland next year in which they ba
,pe to receive many visiting COM in
mics from other states. tn
The Bellows Falls Times Yesterday III
id: Miss Lula Lewis arrived in town
lesday for a few days visit with M
lends She is on the way to her home ag
Brattleboro from the Profile House, no
H., where she has passed the sum- M
err Her sister Miss Elizabeth Lewis,
oh. Prod