Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Charles Fl. Clark has been In Boston
this week on business.
DR.. C. L. Sholes of Boston is visiting
friends in town this week.
Col. and Mrs. ]. G. Estey are spend
ing few days at Lake George.
Henry Stearns of Hartford, Conn.,, is
at Linden Lodge for few days.
Howard C. Rice has finished work for
the Vermont Loan and Trust company
James Bagg of New York spent Sun
day with his parents on Washington
street.
James Dowd of New York spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Bracket.
Mrs l.. d. Greene and her sons, Har-
ry and Ray, will go to New York to-
morrow to spend the winter.
Harry Conland of the Reformer Of
flee is enjoying a weeks vacation, part
of which he is spending at the lake.
Dennis Haggerty Of Chicopee, Mass,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Ferriter, few days last week.
Postman Tasker attends the Deer
field Valley fair at Charlemont this
week as expert judge on the poultry
exhibit.
Miss Carrie M. Dalton of Cambridge,
Mass, returned to her home Wednes-
day after spending three months at
Mrs. Fairs.
B. NJ. Robb who has been clerk at
the Thousand Islands house at Alex
andria Bay, has returned to his home
in Guilford.
Mrs. Merton H. Warren and little son
William of Somerville, Mass, came to
Gilman Warren's Wednesday for few
weeks visit.
Miss Pauline JENNIE returned to her
studies at Mt Holyoke seminary We'd
nesday, after short visit with her
parents on Oak street.
Roger p. Donoghue of Holyoke,
Mass. spent the first of the week in
town with his wife who is visiting her
parents for few weeks.
Willie Mack, son of James Mack,
sprained his ankle last Wednesday
while playing during recess at
st. Michaers parochial school.
Rev. E. T. Mathison, rector of st.
Michaers Episcopal church, returned
on Wednesday from Bishop Halls re-
treat at Rock Point, Burlington.
Mrs. Charles E. Akeley of Leomin-
ster, Mass, formerly Miss Angie Rob-
erts Of this village, has been greeting |
numerous friends in town this week.
Miss Florence Putnam of Alstead, N. |
f.. a graduate Of the High school class |
IF 1908, came to this town Monday to |
AXE a position as teacher in the public |
schools.
Miss Marion Noyes a teacher in the
schools, returned to her
iuties Tuesday after spending the
summer vacation with her family in
his town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morse and child
to Philadelphia last week
Ifter spending the summer with Mrs.
Norses parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. /.
Iawley.
Assistant Attorney General C. H.
2obb of the postoffice department, who
las taken an important part in the
POSTAL investigations at Washington,
pent last week at his home in Bellows
falls.
Mrs. r. p Donoghue, Miss Marion
,rouch and Miss Daley leave tomorrow
or their homes in Holyoke and Spring
ield, respectively, having spent the
asst three weeks at the home of Mrs.
parents.
Friends of Theodore p. Babbitt, clerk
n Greene's pharmacy sympathize with
i'm in the death of his father, Rev.
ames H. Babbitt, which occurred at
.ndover, Mass, Monday morning. Mr..
'abbitt attended the funeral, held
Wednesday.
Miss NJ. Lake of No. 116 Elliot street.
as received from the Boston Herald a .
cry good little sewing machine, as a I
rize for correctly solving one of the T
cries of children's prize puzzle con-
ests, now appearing in the Boston
unday Herald.
Secretary George C. Wilson and his a
Imily left on Tuesday for Kalamazoo,
Itch, where he will take the secre- :,
Iryship of the large and flourishing Y. !.
I. G. A. of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
IN will be much missed in Brattleboro,
mere tnby nave IIldue Il HOSl
hey carry with them the best wishes L
all who know them.
d
Marshall ]. Noyes, Harry P. Greene, h
arold E. Whitney and Jack" KANE
| graduates of the Brattleboro High
hool, class of 1908. enter college this :,
H. Moves goes to Norwich military :,
at Mortified, this state; :.
reene goes to Columbia Medical =
hool in New York city, and Whitney
I'd Kaine enter Amherst Mass, col 81
&c. They will leave next week. u
The directors of the Parker & Young n
}. of Lisbon, N. H., were in Brattle- h,
70 Monday, on their way to Bondville
inspect property recently acquired
the B. S. Gallup Lumber Co. of ST
attleboro. The party consisted of al
r. and Mrs. H. B. Moulton, Mr.. and OF
IS. F. E. Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. a.
oodworth, H. f. Parker and Mrs. III
aries Parker, F. S. Hall and l. B. oa
ldrew.
Charles H. Robb, formerly of this
yn, now the assistant attorney gen. sc
Il for the postoffice department, has On
cided to continue permanently in M
1t Office instead of returning to the DC
partment of justice at the completion te
the postoffice investigation. When -
, changes in the administration of
! assistant attorpoy paporal'c of33oa