Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Herbert johnson went to Lakeport Monday.
County Clerk Merrifeld visited Newfane Jai
Tuesday.
c. C. Fits has been in Boston this week OF
business.
Col. J. Gray Estey has been in owasso' Mich
this week.
A. W. Childs of Manchester has been In tow
this week
Michael Hopkins is the new Western Unio'
messenger boy.
Mis-. Frank G. Wells returned to New Bed
ford yesterday.
| Ernest Lyman of Keene has taken position
at Halls restaurant.
Side Judge Worden of Halifax was in town OF
business Wednesday.
+. l.. Hunt and S. A. Smith are in New forh
| this week on business.
Mrs. ID. A. Young and daughter Maude go tt
Seattle, Wash, June 90
H. L. Toomey, porter at the Brooks House
| spent Sunday in Boston.
Fred Barber of Orange, Mass, spent sunday
in town, visiting friends.
| Howard C. Rice has entered the employ OF the
Vermont Loan * Trust Co.
Miss S. f. Grswold has taken rooms with Mrs
Henry Joy on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stockwell have been visit
ing In Boston the past week.
+. Apfelbaum of the Odd Fellows Home, Lud-
low, is visiting friends in town.
yesterday on his way to Windsor.
James Bagg of Wesleyan was at home Sunday
to spend the day with his parents.
Mrs. Wallace Newcomb of Fitchburg, Mass,
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
l.. +. Adams went to Cleveland, o. Wednes-
day afternoon on short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Haskell and Mr. and Mrs.
F. l. Swift spent Sunday at Wilmington.
Miss Flora Smith of Millers Falls, Mass, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith.
Myron Taylor and wife of Manchester are re-
newing old acquaintance in town this week
Mrs. J. NJ. Burke and child left Tuesday to
spend some time with friends at Essex Junction
Mrs c. 7. Prescott, who has been visiting
Mrs Gerry c. Messer, has returned to Haver-
hill, Mass.
Mrs. +. W. Chids returned from Chester Sat-
urday where she had been visiting Mrs. 7. A.
Fullerton.
Miss Johanna sullivan returns Monday from
Montague. Mass, where she has been for surgl-
cal treatment.
United States Marshal Reed of Washington
has been in town this week, the guest of Gen.
George ii. Bond.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and children left yester
day for several weeks visit with her parents in
Claremont. N ii.
Judges J. NJ. Tyler and Hoyt H. Wheeler re-
turned yesterday from the supreme court Sit
ting at Montpelier.
George II. Danyew and daughter, Ruth Wis
III,
week with his sister.
George Darcy of Boston. one of the partners
of the Brattleboro overall company, is spending
several days in town
Mrs. II. +. Brooks, who has spent the past
three weeks with her sister in Springfield,
Mass has returned home.
Mrs. A. W. Chids, who has been visiting Mrs
f. W. Reed for several days, returned TO Man
chester, n. H.. Wednesday.
Buel NJ. Robh of Green River has taken po-
sition as bookkeeper at the Thousand Islands
house at Alexandria Bay, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, A. Huntley went To East CO.
rinth ON Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Huntley's mother held Tuesday.
Edward BENSON. who has been in the employ
OF Howe, the photographer, has left to take a
position in Northampton studio.
Daniel Cavanaugh of Meriden. Conn, was
called home this week by the critical Illness of
his sister, Miss Elizabeth Cavanaugh
Miss Msude Carlton has been spending sever
al weeks with the family of Rev. T. W. 1llman,
Wakefield, Mass, returning last night
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Frederick Chids and daugh.
ter of Boston and Miss Madeline Newell of Chi |
cago were guests OF Walter II. Childs Sunday.
Mrs. George Bascom of Ticonderoga n. Y, |
and her father, Lenuel Whitney of New Haven /
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden.
Miss Mabel Baker returned Sunday to her |
home in Moores, n. Y. after working two years /
n the Hooker. Corser x Mitchell overall works. |
Miss Maude Young is employed at the Yer /
mont National bank this week. substituting for /
Miss Florence Clark, who is enjoying yaea-
ion.
Edward Phelps dislocated his right elbow last |
week at the Estey organ works by accidentally
alling while carrying his work from one room
20 another.
Fred c. Leitsinger, leader of the First Regi-
nent band. has been in Deep River, Mass this
week in response to a message saying his father
: seriously i'll,
Mrs. b. Lamson invites the Woman's Relief
orps to lawn party at her home, No. 30 Wash
ngton street, Wednesday aftei noon next in
onor of a member leaving town.
Mr., and Mrs. Larrow and daughter, who have
zen spending the week in town, returned yester-
ay to their home IN Ferrisburg, accompanied
" their two grandchildren, Frank and Edward
arrow.
MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Putnam and three chill
rem will leave here about June 10 for Calfor-
ia. where they will spend several months visit
1g Mrs. Putnam's old home, Los Angeles, and
ther Pacific Coast points.
Cards have been received here this week an
the marriage of Miss Margaret Chal-
iers Holbrook. daughter of Judge VIM. C. Hol-
rock of New York and John Kirkland Clark of |
oston. The ceremony is to take place at the
rides home june Is. II
Albert NJ Fuller, son of George W. Fuller en- /
ineer of the Estey Organ Co.. who is in bust |
ess in Minnesota writes to his parents of n | |
cord breaking shipment of flour made from
Minneapolis mills on May 18th, the total con- h
gnment being 1874, AS barrels put aboard the N
MS tuat Jay.
A dancing party was given at Grange hall last H
1ening from till u O'Clock by Marshall Moves,
ohm Brasor, Harry Greene and Frank Eckles Il
n a large party of friends. The young people
nd merry time About 40 couples were pres II
1t and Mis-. Henry Crosby chaperoned the II
,rty. Music was furnished by Miss Lulu Cressy II
i'd Alison Dugan ii
Mrs. Angelica b. Shea, mother of Mrs. Charles III
Glidden of Putney, was to have celebrated
n 18th birthday by very delightful party at
lie Brooks House, last Saturday evening but
an i'll luck Mrs. Glidden met with fall in =
he of the hotel Railways short time before =
e party was to have been given. and broke her
m. So the evenings pleasure was postponed
Harry Rowe, third trombone player in the
rst Regiment band and member of the or
nization since its start, % years ago, has re-
yned. He is sc years of age and feels that the
he has come when he may keep step to the
lsic of some other fellow. Mr. Rowe has been
Dand player for AZ years. having served in the
vii war in the band of the Fifth Vermont reg
tent. Once his instrument was shattered by
ell. and he knows how it feels to hear 'em
~ through the view
About dozen friends of Mrs. f. +. H. Stew
5 discovered that Tuesday was her S5th BIRTH
y and they gave her delightful surprise par ID
at the home of her daughter Mrs. George F. II
opped in to extend congratulations and good
shes and all had a very happy time Mrs
svens was the recipient of goodly number
presents, included among them being the gift
a gold piece from her great granddaughter
irh N is hiphly prize6 i