Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

II. j. BAILEY was In Greenfield wednesday Of
o business.
Q Lucien Howe was in New York Tuesday o.
business. ~
William Pentland spent Sunday in Spring
: field, Mass. -
I, Mr.. Weldon of Boston spent Sunday with hi
! family here.
A.. Capp was in Boston the first of the weel
} on business.
t 4 Ernest A. Dix will begin work for Dunhan
{ Bros. April q.
/ Il. o. Stoddard of Lebanon, N. H., was II
town Monday.
II. &. Pearson left yesterday for bushes
! trip to Boston,
II. q. Barber was in Wilmington Saturday OF
legal business.
, Mr.. and Mrs W. ii. Corser are spending few
days in Boston.
Miss Grace Thayer of Townshend is visiting
friends in town.
, Frank Baker of Springfield Mass was at his
home over sunday.
Mrs. George II. Harris is quite i'll and is under
the care OF q nurse
J Fred Knight is thoroughly renovating his
house on Oak street.
W. A. Kingston of Bellows Falls visited his
mother over Sunday.
Frank Field is back from few days visit i'm
Rutland and vicinity.
Miss Cushing of Boston visited her brother
Daniel Cushing, Monday.
Mrs. l. S. Crouch leaves today for visit with
her sister in Berkeley, Mass.
Mrs. George Foster returned Tuesday from
a visit to Springfield, Mass.
w. ii. Brackett spent several days in New
York and Hartford last week
| Miss Carrie Carey of Bernardston Mass Is
spending few days in town.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg returns day to her
work at Wesleyan university.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. st. Germaine spent last
week with relatives in Boston
| Mrs G. X. Jones who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia is improving.
| Joseph Fenton of Bellows Falls spent part of
the week with relatives in town.
William Gould of Springfield, Mass, was the
guest of Harry +. Wales Sunday.
William II. Bond is ont again from a weeks
attack OF threatened pneumonia.
Samuel Farmer spent few days last week
with friends in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Caroline Keneston has been secured as
teacher at the Centreville school.
Victor Boyden of Claremont, n. H. has been
visiting friends in town this week.
Frank Place of the Boston Office of the Estey
Organ Co., spent Monday in town.
Mrs. L: A. Gregg and daughter Eleanor are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Gregg.
Charles Gallagher and daughter of Windsor
visited In town the first of the week.
Miss Annie Stolte and Miss Helen Fenton
spent yesterday in Springfield, Mass.
William Macia left Friday night for Fairfax,
to care for his sister who is very low.
Wallace Batchelder left Wednesday on bust
ness in the northern part of the state.
Miss Eliza Rawson of Willimantic Conn, is |
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs William Bradley of Bellows Falls was |
the guest OF Mrs. l.. Il. Fuller last week.
Mrs. Nellie Roache of Greenfield was the guest I
of Mrs. John Howe the first of the week.
Frank Howard left Tuesday for business
trip to Manchester, returning yesterday.
Mrs. c. f. Bingham was called to Newport n.
H., this week by the illness of her father
Luther Hawey spent Sunday with his sister
at the Vermont Academy at Saxtons River.
George Leonard has moved from Doolittle
block to 7. Fleming house on Forest street.
Miss Grace Dana returned from Amherst
Monday where she spent her Easter vacation.
Miss Pearl Gibson went to Fitchburg Mass
yesterday for a visit with friends in that city.
P. +. Connors and Miss Alice Colt returned
Tuesday after visit of several days in Boston,
DR.. +. G. Pettee moved Wednesday to his
West Brattleboro summer home, 1.-THE Naples"
Miss Leonora Richardson has returned from
to attend Miss Parks private school.
Miss Caroline Clark is at home for two weeks
'acation from her school duties at Guilford, CT.
Miss Lena Eels returned Saturday from New
ork where she has been spending few days.
Miss Minnie Brasor of Brookline. Mass. will
pend the Easter vacation with her parents here.
f. A. Starkey of New York is spending few
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lille.
Miss Florence Retting left Saturday for AL
ANY to take a course in the Albany Business
ollege.
William H. Gay went to Hoosac Falls Monday
where he has established plumbing supply
business.
Mrs. Mary Brosnahan and daughter Helen
Vil go to Faulkner. Mass. Tuesday where they
7il reside.
Mrs Jennie Warren returned Saturday after
tatt lnt.a
eld, Mass.
Rev F. w. Lewis will attend the Methodist
tate conference at Mortified, VT which be-
ins April 6.
Miss Mariory White has returned to her work
18th f. Crosby u Co., after weeks vacation
New York
Miss Florence Lamson of Newton, Mass will
pend the Easter vacation with her sister. Mrs
A. Amidon.
C. NJ Moran spent Sunday in Orange. His
hildren returned Thursday after weeks visit
18th relatives.
John j. Nolan of Boston was in town Wednes-
ay to take charge of the Catholic Union minA
rel Tehearsas,
Arthur Hyde returned Sunday to resume his
ork at the Albany Business college, after
eeks vacation.
George c. Wilson, secretary of the Y. NJ G. A,
as absent from his duties three days the past
eek through sickness.
Miss C. NJ. Park entertained her pupils and a
W friends with an April fool party at her home
Chaplin street Wednesday
Miss Clara Reed. who is studying art in Bos-
n returned Monday for a weeks vacation ac-
by Mrs. Fred Swift.
William Howard. who was injured in the re-
mt railroad accident near Amherst, returned
his duties as brakeman Monday.
r. f. Wheeler, conductor the C. V. road
i'll take weeks vacation with his step-son
r. Dean Bangs at Rockville, Conn.
Miss Ina Lighthal entertained the members
the High school girls and Y. NJ. C. A. basket
IL teams at her home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hooker arrived in New
ork yesterday and are expected home today,
ter an absence of three months in Europe.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, teacher in the Brad.
rd academy, is home for weeks vacation
tn her parents, Rev. and Mrs F. W. Lewis.
Miss Barbara Murphy has finished work in
orris & Gregg's store and will enter the en-
Dy of the Brattleboro Overall Co. as book
eper.
Harry Smith, leader of the Wesleyan univer-
" glee club is making a weeks tour with his
,upe through New York, Philadelphia and
her cities.
Rev George b. Lawson, pastor of the First
ptist church, will give the sermon before the
aduating class of Vermont academy at Sax
MS River.
:. A. Harris was elected as one of the execu.
e committee of the Automobile club of Yer
INT which organized last Thursday at
,ntpelier.
Mss Adeline P. Baker, student of North
Id. Mass. seminary. is spending her Easter
cation with her sister, Mrs. George c. Wilson,
Oak street.
Hiss Kate r. Hill who has been employed for
past year at the "Hemlocks," has resigned
position and returned to her home in Bald
nsville, Mass.
Hiss Ella Newman. teacher in the Waltham
ss High school, will be the guest of her pa
Its, Mr. and Mrs. John Newman, during the
ster vacation.