Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-24

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Miss Grace Eels Is slowly improving after be
ing III two weeks at her Canal Street home.
L. j. Shea is having a vacation of 10 days from
his duties as mailing clerk In the postoffice.
Col. and Mrs. n. c. Sawyer Of Washington, ID
c., are at the home Of Alonzo II. Hines for thu
summer.
Miss Bessie Cain is spending four weeks il
Bennington. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Hopkinson.
Mrs. c. A. Miles left on Tuesday for 81,
weeks visit on the Massachusetts coast at Dux
bury, Mass.
Mrs. George Fitzsimmons has returned TO he
home in Burlington after months visit with
relatives here.
Miss Bessie Barrett of Cambridge Mass, /,
in town, on account of the critical illness Of
Miss May Bond.
Principal and Mrs Walter Eddy of Passaic. N
J., are guests Of Mr.. Eddy's parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. I, Eddy,
Mayor Z. W. Bodgett is in Auburn, n. Y.
for an indefinite stay He went away weel
ago last Monday.
Mrs. L. d. Greene and sons, Harry and Ray.
mond, returned Monday from a two weeks visit
in Manchester n. II.
Mrs. L. f. II. Allen and Miss Katherine Black
have returned to Newport, n. H., after visit
| with friends in town.
Charles b. Perkins of Fitchburg, for many
years owner Of the local dye house, has been in
| town for several days.
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| turned Monday from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles L. Harris at Rutland.
| Mrs. Ruth Sawyer Fuller Of Stephenville, n.
Y, is spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs W. III. Geddis, who is ill., Mr. Fuller will
join her here for his vacation, later.
Mrs, julius j. Estey Mrs. J. Harry Estey and
Col. j. Gray Estey have been in New York this
week to meet Capt. J. II. Estey on his return
from Europe.
Miss Nina Burt finished work Monday in
Halt lie rasfgt Har 10 tai hx-A Ttau
Emma Weston.
F; J; Holman and F. W: Putnam have been on
a trip through Vermont this week in the inter-
ests OF the Vermont Loan & Trust Co.
United States Consul NJ. II. Twitcheli from
Kingston, Ont. was in Brattleboro Saturday on
his way 10 Townshend, his native place.
John NJ. Knight. formerly with the Bradford
Opinion and lately editor of the Lyndonyille
journal. is now with the business Office Of the
keformer.
Mrs. Truman Thayer and daughter Shirley. OF
Williamsyille have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis p. Barnes at their Centerville home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Miller. Bert A. Wood and
Miss Ella Newcomb left Monday for Manches-
ter, \. H.. where they will occupy cottage for
a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons Stone of Pittsburg, Pa,
visited in Brattleboro Saturday, going Monday
TO Wilmington, and from there to Remington
and Castleton.
her duties at the telephone exchange. and is !
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Gale at their (
summer home.
Mr. Wells of keene, accompanied by party /
Of friends. arrived at the Brooks House yester- 1
day afternoon in his automobile and they re- /
port very pleasant trip.
Misses Helen Dunlevy and Sally McGrath who |
have been spending two weeks at John Dun
eyys leave today for Boston and then TO Ban
yor, Me, TO remain two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Louis r. Barnes and ,faup
went to Springfield Vt. yesterday
70 remain over sunday as guests of Express
Agent George Whitney and wife.
Miss Sadie A. Turner of the Brattleboro
House will leave on Monday for a months va
,ation, which she will spend with friends in
and Connecticut.
Miss +. $. wardle, formerly supervisor of
chools who has been i'll for several weeks has
% far recovered as to be able to return Satur-
lay to her home in Hudson, " Y.
Rev. Father Cunningham of St Michaels
5atholic church, who has been IN for several
ays, rs able to be out much to the qualification
II his pensioners and many friends.
Leland Carlton left Tuesday for Springfield
T., where he will be employed through the
ummer in surveying the land to be used in the
uildlng OF the reservoir by f. c. Crosby and NJ
|. Coolidge. 4
F f. Head, principal of the walpole High \
ehool has been elected principal of Black River 4
cademy at Ludlow for the coming year He
as accepted the place and will begin his duties
arly in September
Frank d. Chase of Somerset, who recently
isposed of his large timber interests there.
1ough not his entire holdings. will remove to =
erkeiey. Cal. where he has bought home and
considerable real estate.
A party consisting of the Misses Kate and
lorenzo Fisher, Fannie Stelman Mary Clark
arolyn Clark, Carroll and Roy Fisher. Louis
lehman. Ned Clark and Mr.. Stnrtevant of Bos-
Ike. 49,
Mrs W. II. Thomas returned Tuesday last
ON SIX weeks vacation through Ontario
men she spent with her relatives. Her cous,
!, MISS Eva Sancler from Vonpleek Hill Ont
,companed her home where she will spend a
onth or more. L
DIR. and Mrs Charles Ernest Clark sailed from u
ew YORK wednesday for Switzerland. After r
eciai study there they will go to Sayas Tur. /
y. as missionaries under the auspices of a /
'urch in st. Louis. DIR. Clark is a son of DR. |
I'd Mrs Charles 5. Clark of West Brattleboro.
). Merton Strock, who has been spending the
MINER IN Brattleboro since the closing Of the /
ason by the Bennett Moulton CO. has signed /
the season to play the part formerly PLAYED /
, Soi smith Russell and Alden Bass in Peace /
- alieS' The company will probably open
AZ the first meeting of the Pocumtuck VAL I
Memorial association, within the old stock =
e at Deerheld, Mass. to be held next
DR.. Henry d. Holton Of this town
III deliver one of the addresses. The services
{ IN commemoration of the sacking of Deer r
Id by the French and Indians. Feb. %. 1908.
u ID fllmpton and wife came from Boston 4.
on their way home to Wardshoro y
d are stopping at c. b. Lamson's to visit their -
D. wright Plimpton who was Injured so Sc n
rely In Holden x Martins mill at hummer "
m July 3. Mr.. Plimpton is doing as we'll as n
I'D be expected at the home of George Y
'ughton.
The Greenfield Gazette of a recent issue saws.
8. Elizabeth ID. Davenport. who has ROYALTY
tertained the Audubon society bv her iaILs
topics of outdoor life and also by condnct
, them to interesting haunts about Brattle
70. mas returned home after several weeks in
lifornia, during which time she attended the
lvention of bird students in Sn Francisaco.
he Cheshire Republican has this pleasant
I'd Tor John L-knowlton. lately of this town
o has sold out his store in Keene 10 enter
STRESS in Lowell. Mass; "Since coming to
enc he has made many friends and won the
n esteem OF all. The city regrets to lose n nj
n OF his enterprise and business ability. He ~
raised the standard and increased the busi VI
$ OF the store that he is leaving making il -
y Tor his successor to maintain the same.S ~
lev. Guy c. Lamson, formerly of this placa
now pastor of the First Baptist church of
ntpelier, has been appointed one of the New
sand representatives of the Baptist denom
ton To missionary conference of headers in
ing peoples work. which is being baId a.
yer Bay. Lake George, N V coInmanc;nr
I'd and closing the 90th. Fifteen different
formations are represented in thisfconfer
e. MIS- Lamson left the first of the week to