Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05

field were at 7. Moran's Sunday.
Henry Ryan went to Greenfield Monday, wher
he enters the employ of n. 7. Ryan.
G. II. Thompson is spending few days will
friends in the northern part of the state.
Harry X. White OF New York spent Saturda.
and Sunday in town, visiting his mother.
Charles Keyes of Lowell. Mass. was her
Monday to attend the funeral OF his mother.
Thomas J. Ferriter goes to New Britain. CT.
this week to manage the Park Square hotel
Charles s. Brasor of Boston was in town owe
Sunday visiting his parents on Canal street.
Mrs. Angelica d. Shea and Miss Shea hav'
opened their Oak street home for the summer
Martin Austin of Boston has been visiting hi,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Austin. this week
Miss Ella Stebbins. who spent the fall ant
winter in California, has returned to her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs John Hurley of Bellows Falls
visited with relatives in town the first of tht
week.
Mrs. David Young has shipped her household
goods to Seattle, where she will soon make her
| home.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Mcconnell Of New
York have entered the employ of Mrs. Angelica
| Il. Shea.
| Station Agent Burke and family returned Sun
day from visit of a week with relatives in Es-
sex Junction.
! Mr., and Mrs. Perley Sparks of williamsville
spent Memorial Day in town as the guest of Mrs
Dele Shipman.
Mrs. CALVIN Hall has returned to her home in
Wastmoreland, n H., after a months stay In
town with friends.
Capt. and Mrs. j. II. Estey and Mrs L. II.
Chase moved into their new house on North
Main street Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norcross have gone on a
pleasure trip up the Narrow Gauge, and hope to
get some camera films.
Miss Margaret Averill spent Memorial Day
with her parents in town and returned to Mt.
Hoyoke college Monday.
Miss Laura Is. Hopkins of Warren, Mass, has
been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Charles L.
Lockwood, the past week.
Miss Annie Thomas, who is teaching in West
minister, spent saturday and Sunday with her
parents on the Hinsdale road.
Francis Meyrath of London. n. H., has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles K. Lock
wood, for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Bailey left Monday for
two weeks western trip. They will stop at Buff
falo and Chicago and other points.
Frost Minor, who went to Chicago about
year ago, has lately entered the employ of the
Wilfred Coal Co, of Shelburn Ind.
ID. Stolte jr., who has been instructor in
physical culture at the Peekskill military acad-
envy, returns to his home here to-day.
George II. Sherwin of keene, N. H., spent sun
day in town visiting relatives. Guy Howe of
Athol was another visitor for Memorial Day.
DIR. Henry ID. Holton presented the diplomas
at the graduating exercises of the Leland and
Gray seminary at Townshend yesterday MORN
ing.
in the departure from town of Halle c. March,
who has for year played trombone in excellent
style.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Bailey left Tuesday for Min
nesota, to be gone two months While there
they will dispose of property owned by Mrs
Bailey.
Miss Pauline Fiske has returned from Chica-
go where she has been taking course in a deaf
hi
branch.
Col. Charles II. Robb, assistant attorney gem
eral for the postofiice department at Washing
ton, is spending few days in town visiting
friends
Col L. ID. TAYLOR of the staff of Gov McCul- /
Tough attended the reception given to the gov /
ernor and his wife at North Bennington Friday
evening.
Rev. II. r. Miles of the Centre Congregation (
al church was one of the speakers at the Yale 4
alumni meeting in New Haven Wednesday
evening.
Rev George b. Lawson, pastor of the First
Baptist church. moves this week into the Brad 4
ey cottage on Tyler street. vacated by Capt. j.
H. Estey.
W. II. Ninton left Springfield yesterday for
Denver. Col, to attend stockholders meeting
If the Valley leasing and mining company Of
which he is president
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Root DR.. and Mrs. HI.
Waterman and Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dewitt
re spending Few days at George +. Greene's
outage at Lake Spofford
Peter Hopkins, who has been working at the
lew power house at West Dummerston, has
ompleted his duties and taken position with
he local Electric Light Co.
Mrs Charles L. Glidden, who fractured her ,
rm by fall at the Brooks House last week, is
S comfortable as circumstances allow, but her &.
nrgeon urges absolute rest for several weeks |
Richard NJ. Bradley of Boston, one of the trus
ees of the Thompson memorial hospital came +
Brattleboro Monday to remain several DAYS !
n business connected with the proposed hos
ital s
Wilfred S. Fisher of West Bratteboro, who
ill graduate this month from the medical de- ?
artment of the University of Michigan. has
cen appointed one of the house physicians in
he university hospital at Ann Arbor.
Mrs. A. j. Pierce and her children Leonard
nd Louise visited her brother law David n
ierce. in Athol last week They also went TO d
where Mrs. Pierce visited her cou-
n, Mrs. Eva Mayforth, whom she has not seen q
Is years.
At the annual meeting of the National society =,
Colonial DANES of America in the state of I
held at Burlington last week, Mrs
icop q. Ullery was elected a member of the
,ard OF managers and also chosen to the com.
1ttee on membership.
Rev. g.. B. Lawson delivered an address on
low to Use the Bible Teachings at the 1oth
nual Bible school convention held in Green
I'D, Mass. last week. L. W. Hawley superin-
ndent of the Sunday school. also made a brief
dress, giving some ideas on personal work
EDWARD ". lawrence of Rutland, a gradu-
IS admitted TO the bar last fall, has been an
inted assistant attorney in the office Of As n
tant Attorney General Robb in Washington l
succeed Daniel b. Miller, recently renewed
Jol. c. A. Miles has a delightful visit To Cam
ldge and Harvard in prospect At Commence
mt this year his class, that of 1883. will hold
golden anniversary. The class NUMBERED
he a 10 tn. y