Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

j.. j. Rafter has been In Boston this week.
Miss Sadie Turner spent Tuesday in Spring
field.
Edward Benson spent Monday at Below
Falls.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell has returned from he
stay in Boston,
Ernest Mack has entered the employ of thu
Estey Organ Co.
Robert Shumway has gone to work In Wyattl
Photographic studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. ID. Moves are at their farm II
Colrain for a few days.
Carroll Boyden of Bellows Falls spent a few
days In town this week
John Donovan Of Millers Falls spent last weeh
at the Brattleboro house.
Mrs. N. NJ. Frost spent Tuesday in Vernon
with her son, John Frost.
Louis Cain left Thursday for Medfeld, Mass.
where he has employment.
Walter Crown Of Northampton visited his pa
rents a few days this week.
Alison Dugan, v~iolinist, will play at a concert
In Townshend Monday night.
Miss Mamie Higgins of Bellows Falls spent a
few days In town this week.
Miss Hattie Clark Is the guest Of her brother,
Allen Clark, in Leverett, Mass.
Miss Helen Rohde left town Monday to at
tend the Albany business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Reed of Jacksonville have
been visiting their son. Clarence, this week.
A. +. Gillette of Bethel has moved to Brattle-
boro to live with his daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Dean.
+. A. Dewitt, treasurer of the Newfane Saw
ings bank, was In town Monday visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Grace Thayer returned Wednesday to
her home in Townshend, after a weeks visit In
town.
Mrs. II. RI. Crosby returned Tuesday from a
weeks trip to New York, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
William Toomey returned to Ware, Mass,
Thursday after spending a week with his par
ents here.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Dnkelow of Boston
spent Sunday at the Brooks House, the guests
OF JIG. Ullery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards NJ. Bradley Of Boston
are the guests of Col. and Mrs. Richards Brad
ley of this place.
Miss Maude Young has returned home after
successfully finishing her course at the Albany
Business college.
Mrs. G. b. Lamson returned Saturday from a
visit to the family of her son. Rev. Guy G. Lam
son in Montpelier.
Miss Alice johnson returned to her home in
Ansonia. Conn, Monday after a short visit at
Rev. +. T. Mathison's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Newton are receiving the
congratulations of their friends upon the arriv-
al OF a son, born April 20.
Miss Aida Mettey has gone to Northampton.
Mass, where she has a position in q leading
dressmaking establishment.
DR., A. l. Miller has given up his contemplate
ed trip to New Orleans on account Of serious
illness among some of his patients.
Forrest Orkins returned to his studies in the
Pratt Institute of Art in Brooklyn, N. Y, Mon
day after a few weeks visit in town.
Louis knight will finish work at +. II. Hol-
den's drug store tomorrow night and will go to
Springfield, Mass, where he will be employed
as drug clerk.
Many friends of Mrs. Herrick, widow of
s. n. Herrick, are grieyed TO know that she suf-
fered a slight stroke Of paralysis Tuesday at her
home on Main street.
Frank d. Wright, a motorman of Springfield,
VI, who has been temporarily laid OIL by sick
ness, spent last week visiting friends in this
health.
Mrs. David Young and her daughter, Miss
Maude Young, viii leave for Seattle in june,
where Mr.. Young is one of the proprietors of a
large clothing store. Many local friends are
glad TO know of his success.
Miss Rena Hall, teacher In the 18th grade, High
school building, has been absent from her post
this week on account of i'll health. Her place is
filled by Miss Florence Goodale of the 9th grade
for whom Mrs. T.. l. Swift is substituting.
Miss Stakeholder, librarian at the public
library, who has been i'll and away from her
duties the past two months, has recovered and
returned to her familiar work on Tuesday. much
to the qualification of the patrons of the library.
DR.. II. l.. Waterman, health officer, left town
afternoon for an absence Of a fort
He will attend the annual meeting of
the American Medical association, held at New
clans and Surgeons, to be held In Washington,
D. G. During DIR. W~aterman's absence DIR. c.
r. Aldrich, assistant deputy health officer, will
be in charge. rs