Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
u Morri, has been in Boston this week

Cha,iie wilder spent sunday In Bellows FAILS
p,n.,, r. Hall spent Sunday In Westmorc'
| land.
Louis Knight of Springfield spent SUNDAY "
| home. ,
DIR. =. Hamilton has moved to No Linden
street. -,
DIR. waterman spent yesterday in Boston Oh
j. q. Uilery went to Boston Tuesday returning
last night
J.R Tones has moved into Boyden block on
| Elliot street r..
Mrs. Il. X. Glidden has been In Boston IL"
days this week. T.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris vaughn nave p'e" "
Boston this week.
Mrs. J. +. Hooker spent the first OF the "o'"
In Springfield Mass.
Mrs. M. W. Brown OF West wardsboro Is VS.
| iting relatives In town.
Mrs. George +. Gale, who has been qui'e Sc
riously i'll, Is improving
C. u. Gilman, the liveryman. was III H''"'
| Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Hawley returned W
Hopedale, Mass, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Dudley of Boston are WIS.,
iting at Fred Hopkinson's.
A. +. Childs of Bennington was IN town sat-
urday en- route to Castleton.
Fred Hopkinson, jr., and family OF behh'hs
ton are visiting his parents.
Miss Ethel Phelps Of Worcester is the guest Vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hunt.
| Lester Barber has resigned his position WIZ"
the Vermont Loan Il Trust Co.
M. Hawley spent Sunday In Phiiadeiph'a
with his daughter, Mrs. Morse
Mrs II, C. Orr OF North Adams is spending d
few days with Mrs. +. l.. Smith
Admiral and Mrs Hichborn with other friends
will spend the summer in town
Mrs. Martin Austin, jr.. and son are spehu'ns
few weeks in Ogdensburg, n v
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown OF Amherst nave
been spending few days in town.
| Mrs. II. +. Bascom spent Tuesday ana "edhes-
day In New York city on business.
Mrs Frank Larrow has moved from duiioro
! to the Morse house on Clark street.
Rev John +. Lyons Of Holyoke Is visiting MS
mother at the farm Of ID. NJ. Barber.
Mrs. j. C. Henkel went to South Londonderry
! Wednesday for visit OF two weeks.
| HIP. Hunter and Fred Chamberlain are work.
| ing at Spoiford lake for c. Z. Gibson
Mrs. X. C. Cressy has been spending lew
days at her cottage at Lake Sponoru'
| DIR. Anderson is attending the convention vi
the regular army surgeons in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Toof of Keene have gone
to work at the Brattleboro steam laundry
| H. II. Hunter finishes work for 5. WILCOX sat
urday and goes to work for j. T.. Gieasoh'
Chief of Police Hall went to Windsor Wednes-
| day, where he was witness in court case
Major +. W. and Il. S. Childs returned Satur-
day after several weeks spent in wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Thompson returned Mon
day night after spending several days IN DOS
ton.
| DR. Dean Bangs and wife of New London are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Robert Wheeler. this
week.
Harry Marvin, brother of Rev. X. X. Marvin,
visited Clarence Miller at the Broohs HOUSE
Sunday.
Ezra Wilcox of Greenfield, Mass. has been
| visiting his parents MIR. and Mrs. s. WILCOX,
| this week.
Almond j. Batchelder of Springfield has been
visiting his brother, Wallace N Batcheiuer' iof
a few days.
! a. NJ. Whitaker. publisher of the New En-
gland Farmer is spending few days at the
Brooks House.
TT. Heaphy of the Brooks House returned
Saturday from fortnight's trip 10 New hofk
and Washington
Miss violette Reynolds will sing at the Mem
orial day exercises to be held in the Vernon L n
ion church Sunday.
Mrs. Frank G. Wells and mother came from
New Bedford last week. Mrs. Wells has been
quite i'll but il improving
Mrs. I. j. Fitch and Miss Edna Lawrence were
In Waterbury, Ct, Tuesday to attend tine wed
ding of Miss Amiee Hart, relative.
Dr. Lewis of Barre, who has been so seriously,
even critically i'll the past two weeks, Is recoy
ering much to the relief Of many friends
Mrs j. 4. Wheeler and Miss Loretta Turner
OF the BrattIeboro House will go to Narragan-
sett Pier Monday for fortnights vacation.
Evan Goodale, who has just graduated from
the Boston school of pharmacy, is spending ten
DAYS at home before going to Falmouth. Mass.
John sullivan of Ireland and John Slattery
of Greenfield. visited last week at NJ. Sulli-
vans. They will leave soon for the klondike.
c. Fred Howard of Rutland who has been
employed at the Brooks House, will take posi-
ton with IL. T.. Bond X sons, undertakers, next
Tuesday.
Mrs Inez Brockway of Warren, n. H., who
has been the guest for several days of Miss
Blanche Laughton. returned to her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Cady and her daughter Ernes
tine returned TO Hartford sunday after spend
ing week with Mrs. Cady's sister, Mrs. Gin
ton Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick l.. Howe and family
have returned from Bermuda, where they have
spent the winter Miss Josephine Shea re-
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Smith, formerly of this
town, spent sunday here, returning Monday to
their home in Greenfield Mr.. Smith spent the
winter in Augusta, Ga.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret sullivan go to-
morrow to Greenfield and will visit their sister
johanna, who is making good recovery at the
Farren hospital at Montague.
Dr. II. u. Holton is in Montpelier on business
and ON Wednesday attended the sd annual con-
yention of the State Homeopathic Medical So
cety, giving an informal talk on tuberculosis.
C. X. Ober of New York. member of the In
ternational y. NJ. c. A. committee, has been in
town few days stopping at the Brooks House.
He left on Wednesday for other points in the
state.
George Sears. formerly an engineer on the
Central Vermont road and now of the Draper
mills at Hopedale, Mass, Is spending a two
weeks vacation on the trout streams IN this vi
cinity.
Misses BESSIE and Ella Newman, Miss Minnie
Brasor of this town and Miss Redman of Boston
will sail for Europe about July and visit Italy,
Switzerland and Germany, being gone eight
weeks.
DIR. s. 4. Lawton returned last night from |
Washington where he has been attending the /
medical congress. He also visited at Old Point /
Comfort and Norfolk, Va, Baltimore and other |
southern cities.
Samuel Earl Arnold leaves Tuesday for an ex. /
tended trip. taking in Middletown, Conn. to (
witness the base ball game between Holy Cross
and Wesleyan college, From there he goes to |
New Haven and Medford.
DR.; II. d. Holton has been in Burlington to |
consider the question of the appointment of |
health officer for that city. DR.. Holton has been
elected delegate to the meeting of the United |
States public health service, to be held in Wash
ington June 8.
Mrs Jennie b. Powers, agent of the State HUI |
name society, has spent the week in Boston as |
the guest of Mrs. Huntington Smith, president |
OF the \nimal Rescue League, and has also vis-
tied Rev. II. ID. Maxwell Mrs. Powers will re-
turn home tomorrow.