Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


Judge Waterman is In Boston for day or two
Mrs. j. j. Rafter was in Boston the first Of tn
week.
Miss Amy Hines has been in Boston thi
week.
J. 7. Moynihan spent Sunday with friends il
Worcester.
Carl Holland of Amherst was in town sunda.
and Monday.
Miss Mabel Beard of Chester has been visiting
in town this week.
c. c. Fits went to Boston yesterday and will
return on Tuesday.
Albert and Addison Aldrich of Boston are il
town for few days.
G. F. Howard of Rutland has taken position
at the Brooks House.
Miss Maizy Morris of New Haven, Conn, IL
visiting Mrs. Ed Foster.
Miss Grace Eels has taken position in thu
store of Morris Il Gregg.
Miss Mary Judge visited her sister in Green
neld, Mass, over Sunday.
Mrs. +. l. Swift will teach in the seventh grade
tina remainder of the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fisk Hooker have been
spending the week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregg returned Wednes-
day from their wedding tour.
Louis Allen has entered the employ OF the
Hooker, Corser & Mitchell Co.
Mrs. L. l.. Bardwell left this morning for a
visit to friends in Millers Falls.
Miss Rose Willett of Holyoke, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. K. Larrow.
Miss Hannah Shea of Keene N. H., is visiting
her sister, Mrs Angelo Gorborino.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawley of Gardner,
Mass. are here visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heard of Newport n.
| H., visited friends in town Saturday
Miss Pauline Howard of Newton, Mass. is a
guest at &. IL. Thompson's this week.
! Mrs. Annie G. Cobb and Miss Kate NJ. Mckee
are on western trip of several weeks.
| DR.. A. l.. Pettee left Wednesday for week S
| fishing in the northern part OF the state
Mrs. William Cady and child of Holyoke are
visiting at her sisters Mrs. q. W. Sawyers'
Mrs. II. f. Goodenough has accepted posi-
ton as book keeper at the Gleason grocery store.
Daniel Cushing has finished work as clerk at
the freight office and has gone to concord, N H.
| DR.. Henry ID. Holton returned Sunday from
| the American Medical congress in Washington.
Mrs George A. Briggs of Claremont is the
guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. George r.
| Gale.
Mrs H. B. Pittman Of Troy n. Y, has been
the guest of her father, j. d. Plummer' TINS
week
| c. f. Glidden and +. l.. Houghton returned
Saturday from Milwaukee and other points
| West.
Miss Annie Turner of Springfield, Mass, spent
| Sunday with her parents, Mr.. anu Mrs. Z. e
Turner.
! Frank shearer of Detroit, Mich, who has
host of friends in town, spent few days here
! last week
Miss Hannah Conroy is spending several days
in Burlington, as the guest of Mr. and MIS- Hof-
ace Adsit
been engaged as a helper at the Brattleboro Re
treat farm.
Capt j. Harry Estey is in Buffalo this week
attending the meeting of the Manufacturers
association.
Miss Bertha Stockwel who has been in hos
pital in Boston for treatment, returned 10 her
home Saturday.
Miss Crete Turner of the Brattleboro house:
will leave tomorrow to visit friends in Athol
and New York city.
Dr. O. b. Roberts of Baldwinsville, Mass,
spent day last week with A. F Roberts on his
way to Jacksonville.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice has returned to her
home In somerville Monday after a short visit
with her mother here.
\ltred Thompson, Howard Rice and DR.. Al
drich have gone to the northern wids in search
Of the sprightly trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Goodenough of SPRING
field Mass, are visiting Mrs. Mayerette Howe
and other friends ~ town.
Leon and Sidney Hall left Wednesday for Or
ange but owing to wreck at Millers Falls re-
turned Wednesday night.
Mail Carrier j. A. Lindsey is enjoying his an
nual vacation and his place is filled by Substi-
tute Carrier Fred Goombs
Mrs Louise Hackley leaves Tomorrow for
several weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Fred
Doak, in Somervlle, Mass.
Al Roberts win 20 to Montreal for day
next Thursday, following the Odd Fellows con-
vention at Enosburg Falls.
The members of the Ladies Enterprise met
with Mrs. Jennie Slater at her home on Pleas
ant street yesterday afternoon.
II. NJ. Wood and his son, Carroll Wood, have
been sick with throat troubles the past few days
at their home. No. Is Clark street.
Rev. and Mrs g. b. lawson are with Mrs l.
X. Fuller, preparatory to taking possession OF
the Bradley house ON Tyler street.
Dr. S f. Lawton and DR.. A. /. Miller left for
Washington Monday to attend the convention
of the National Medical association.
Mrs. f. A. Starkey of New York is making ar
engagements for the opening OF her summer
home here She is at II. Z. Wellman's.
Misses Mary and Nellie Mack, employed at the
Brooks House, have returned to their duties
after five weeks vacation in Rutland.
MI and Mrs. Tanning of New York city have
been in town this week visiting their son, Will
liam Tanning. They returned TO the city yester-
day.
Mrs Angelica Shea and daughter. Miss Mary
Ritter Shea returned from Bermuda last Satur
day and will occupy their residence in fort
night
to attend the commencement exercises of the
Boston college of Pharmacy where her brother
graduates.
Mrs. j. e. Ullery and children returned Sun
day from Los Angeles, Cal, where they have
spent the winter and are occupying their home
on Linden street
Miss Elizabeth f. Lewis, daughter of Rev. F.
W. Lewis of this place, has been unanimously
re elected for the fourth time as teacher in
Bradford academy
Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. Waterman returned yes.
ter,lay from their trip TO New Orleans and
Washington. They were accompanied by Miss |
Bl osnan of New orleans.
George S. Barrett and wife and Mrs Harriet |
Barrett of Auburn, y. Y, and Mrs. William |
Gray of Worcester. Mass. have been spending !
few days with Major Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wright of Bethel came
SATURDAY for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. i. Elmer. Mr.. Wright returned Sunday |
and Mrs Wright will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar NJ Laughton have come |
from New York city to occupy their home on
Linden street. Extensive alterations and i'm |
provements are being made on the place.
Mrs Helen Warren Angler of New York. !
daughter of Mrs. Jennie T. Warren, has been |
elected delegate by the Queens musical socie- |
ty to attend the national musical convention at
Rochester next week.
l.. Withheld and Miss Lavina Houghton of Wor- !
cester Mass. who are well known here, sailed |
Wednesday for Germany to he absent six
months.
William l.. Scott, IL, well known New Eng |
land travelling salesman and frequent visitor |
here, was found dead in bed in Southbridge |
Wednesday. He was a springfield man and was |
employed by New York lace house.
Miss Della Streeter entertained a party of 20 /
Tuesday evening at the Elliot street home of |
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Woodbury., in honor of Miss /
Mabel Baker and Mrs. Robert Somerville. The /