Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-03

a Mass last week for visit with friends.
# Mrs. +. A. Woodbury. will leave Monday for
visit with her mother in st. Johns, n. Il.
James Austin is substituting in the postoffic
during the absence of Miss Fanny Guild.
Mrs. Frank l.. Emerson is recovering from
l. two weeks Illness at her High street home.
b Mrs. George Roberts and son Kingsley of Ne
York are guests Of Mrs. and Mrs. G.. A. Eels.
4 Prof. Wolf Of Harvard college has leased tn
: Putnam cottage on Ames hill for the summer.
y f. d. Strete went to Halifax, n s., Saturda
y where he will spend several weeks with friends
D Miss C. NJ. Dalton of Brookline, Mass, is tn
: guest of Mrs +. II. Fairs on North Main street
Clifton Fox and George Hall leave tomorro,
for few days in Greenfield and Springfield
Mass.
Miss Marian Rice left Monday for California
where she will spend several months with rela
l tives
H. p. Hunter and Mrs. Charles Welcome wer
in Claremont Sunday to attend the funeral of
friend
Mrs Margaret Gatty, Miss Ruth W. Child
and nurse left Tuesday for an outing at Bocl
| Island.
A. 7. Childs returned to Bennington Monday
after spending Sunday with Maj. and Mrs. +
w Childs-
Greenfield. Mass and MIR. Dion will join hel
tomorrow.
oscar Guiheen leaves tonight for New Bed
ford Mass. where he will spend few days with
his DfotfeF-
W. H. Corser and wife and Harry Bingham re.
turned Monday from their fishing trip in the
Adirondacks.
Mrs NJ. NJ Miller and Miss Marguerite Z.
Tucker returned Wednesday from a trip to
Sunapee lake.
Miss Margaret Averll of Smith college has
returned home to spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
Mrs Carl Miner formerly Miss Marion Fisk
of this place, with her baby. is at her mothers,
Mrs. i. d. Fisks,
| Mrs Abby E. Fuller who has been i'll for sew
slowly improving.
| Mrs George Foster has taken Miss Edith
Fairs place as book keeper for the Vaughan x
Sargent Electrical Co.
| Lueien F. Kimbali of this town was on Mon
day sworn in at Annapolis, Md, as midship
mar of the United States.
Mrs. George Whitney of Springfield. Vt, is in
town visiting her mother.
| Miss Fanny Taylor, who has been the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. II. X. Whitaker, is spending sew
eral days at Spoiford lake.
Rev. +. I. Mathson will leave Monday for
Clinton, Conn. where he expects TO spend sew
eral weeks with his family.
Mrs. W. Handley and daughter and Miss Ma
ry X, Sheppard of New York are guests at the
Melrose hotel in West Bratteboro.
Rollin White, son Of George b. White, has
been in New Haven taking preliminary examin-
ations for entrance to Yale college.
Charles IL. thompson returned from his Adj
rondack trip saturday. bringing as trophy a
black bear which he shot in his camp.
Miss Cleo Stone. a teacher of Alstead, n. H.
was the guest of Mrs. Gilman Warren Saturday
ON her way to her home in Petersham, Mass.
Miss Maud Carlton has finished work in the
office OF the Brattleboro Gas Light company and
her place will be taken by Miss Edith Farr.
Carl Sanderson. the trick piano player. who
has been making the Keith circuit spent few
days this week as the guest of John Calvin.
school reception at Bellows Falls Friday night,
returning to her home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary X. Sheppard of New York came to
Brattleboro Tuesday where she will be the guest
of Maj. and Mrs. +. W. Chids at "Hillcrest for
the summer.
j. L. Moore, night operator of the Brattlebo-
TO freight office, left on Monday to work for
the Western Union telegraph company at White
River Junction,
Mrs. Ernest Brown of Amherst and sister. /
Miss Fanny Scott, a teacher in the Oral school /
at Mystic, spent Sunday with their grandfath- /
er, Martin Scott
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Somerville left yester- |
day for Montreal. Mrs. Someryille has been 4
spending some time with her mother, Mrs. F. I
A. Woodbury..
Mrs. Charles A. Boyden and Mrs Charles
Knight accompanied Mrs. Lila Royce to Wal
pole saturday, where the funeral and burial of I
Mr.. Royce took place.
Mrs. W. +. Wesselhoeft and children of Bos-
ton and Mr. and Mrs Dorr Bradley and three
q L,
Mrs. Richards Bradley.
o. L. French of the Phoenix was called to
Glover, VT. last week by the serious illness and
death of his sister Mrs, Henry Davis who left
a husband and two daughters.
Mrs. F. j. Bassett left Wednesday for a visit
until September with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ranes of Carthage, H.. and also her brother.
Herbert Barrett in Topeka, Kan.
f. Burr Smiths colony of Plainfield. N. j.
students have arrived at Spofford lake, and will
occupy wiontha lodge. Sonhegao, and Mrs. L.
D. Greenes cottage during the summer.
Mrs. Harlow, Miss Sherman, Miss Merrill
teachers in town, and Miss Jessie Swift and
Miss Florence Goodenough, will attend the Ma
,ional Teachers convention at Boston next
week.
Louis Allen, who went to Greenfield to play
,all with the team in that place, has returned to
3rattleboro and resumed work in the shipping ,
department. of the Hooker, Corser 4 Mitchell
'verall factory.
Eugene Bennett Pierce. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
louise physician of the hospital at Jackson.
Itch. He was graduated last week from the
of Michigan. 4
James and Elizabeth Bagg, son and daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Ragg of Washington 4
treet. were graduated from WESLEYAN uniyers-
ty this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bagg attended the
exercises.
Miss Pauline Long, Miss Clara LYLE and Miss
,llen Osgood, classmates of Miss Ethel Osgood
Smith college, are spending a few DAYS as y
uests at the Unitarian parsonage. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells were called from
ew Bedford this week by the serious condition 4
MIR. Wells father. who sustained serious in
aries in the recent accident on the narrow
auge railroad. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Wilson and two children
eturned Wednesday to BROOKLYN, N " after a 4
isit with his mother, Mrs. Mary j. Wilson
hey Will spend the remainder of the summer Z
Little Falls, Nj.
Miss Margaret f. Tucker supervisor of
,hools, leaves town to-day for Boston where
lie will attend the 42d annual convention of the
ational Educational society. to be held in thar 4
ty July CLIO Afterward Miss Tucker will 90 \
Cottage City for a vacation which will ex
md into the middle of August
Among those from Brattleboro i'm the Brooks
arty which left Springfield, Mass. Wednesday -
n Watch Hill and Block Island under the -
anagement of Mrs. p. NJ. H. Brooks of thar
ty. are: United States District Attorney
ames L. Martin and family Mr. and Mrs 7 a Y
aylor, Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Holden and famiIv / n
Id Miss Fanny Guild. Y
A friend sends to the Reformer this appre
alive note: The young people of Brattleboro
ill be greatly disappointed to learn thar our
Tented young friend and actress Miss DAISY
ellis of Greenfield, formerly of this town il
make her home Tin Springfield VT II was
,ped we would again have the pleasure of see
g her act. Miss Wells will always be remem-
red for her excellent work in the .Friendiy
nemy," also in, .At the Picket Line" She
els her success due to the excellent coaching
Messrs Srock and Evans who supported hotR
avs. 1t was disappointment thar Miss
ellis did not appear at the presentation of al
thursday evening Her MANY friends w;sb har U
eat success in her future work. v