Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Harry Hodgkins. went To Sprinsheiu'
Mass. Tuesday.
Miss Mary Warner II visiting In
Bernardston. Mass.
c. w. Wyman In seriously IN AZ his
home on Oak street.
Miss Josie Tyler has been visiting
In Rutland this week.
George A. Eels visited his brother In
Greenfield wednesday.
Miss Mary o'Neil spent Sunday In
Greenfield with her sister.
James l.. Martin has been In Rut-
land this week on business.
Sam oliver of Boston was the guest
of l.. u. Taylor over Sunday.
Col. J, II. Goulding OF Wilmington
was u visitor In town yesterday.
Arthur C. Spencer has been In ia
maica this week on legal business
Peter Hopkins went to Springfield,
Mass Wednesday for n short visit
George A. Barrett was visitor In
Springfield. Mass, the first OF the
week.
Hon. Il. l.. Waterman has been In
Bellows Falls and Montpelier this
week
Louis Batty has taken the place OF
Harris Cray as clerk in the News
store.
Robert Edwards returned Monday
after few days visit at his home in
Rutland.
Miss Minnie A. Scott was In Am
herst and Northampton. Mass, over
Sunday.
George +. Way of Manchester, N.
H., was the guest Of A. p. Clapp over
Sunday.
d. A. Elliot has been In Rutland and
ST. Johnsbury this week on Masonic
business.
ID. Park Ransom of Hanover. ~ H..
has entered the employ OF the Estey
organ company.
Mrs. j. Gray Estey has been visit
ing at her former home in Peabody,
Mass this week.
Lawyer Fred Spaulding of Spring
field, Vt, was in town the first OF the
week on business.
Miss Minnie Nordheim of New York
city has been the guest Of Mrs. M.
NJ Miller this week.
Mrs. Patrick Mcguire spent the
first OF the week I'm Springfield.
Mass, with relatives.
Charles Potter and Ira Davenport
went Tuesday to Brlghtwood, Mass.
to work in the Wason car shops
Walter Keezer. who Is travelling for
a lumber concern with headquarters
at Boston, spent Sunday in town.
Horace Scott spent Sunday In Am
herst, Mass. with his brother Arthur
Scott who is a student In Amherst col
lege.
Frank Barraby has finished work
for John Dunton and entered the EN-
ploy Of the Brattleboro hosiery COM
pany.
Cecil Morriss Of Dummerston has
begun work in the wholesale depart
ment of Durham Brothers store this
week.
Mrs. Chamberlain returned Tuesday
to her home In Hudson. O., after
several weeks visit with Mrs. A. Z.
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brown of Keene
N. H., were In town yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of the late Samuel
Brown.
Mrs. Caspar Roeder of North Hins- |
dale. N H., recently underwent a sue
cessful operation at the Keene city |
hospital.
Miss Mary Ryan was given a sur
prise party at her home on Vernon |
street Tuesday evening by 20 Of her
young friends.
Mrs. James Pierce returned to her
home in Plymouth, N. H., Monday af-
ter visit at ,tse home Of her brother
C. e. Aldrich.
f. A. Dewitt of Newfane was in
town Wednesday to attend the an
nual inspection Of Beauseant COM
mandery, X. T.
Donald McGillivray was in Newport,
N. H., the first OF the week making
preparations for his removal there
about March /.
w. II. Proctor left Wednesday for
Cleveland on a business trip in the
interests Of the Hooker, Corser
Mitchell company.
Mrs Frank Fuller went to Keene,
n. H., Saturday to visit her husband
who is undergoing treatment in the
city hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs f. d. Wiggin of Wash-
ington who have been spending the
week at the Brooks House. went to
Bristol Conn, yesterday.
Henry Fuller returned yesterday
from the Keene. N. H.. city hospital
where he had been for medical treat
ment. He is much improved in health.
Miss Helen Fenton will act as steno-
grapher in the Peoples National bank
during the absence of Miss Amy Hines
who expects to sail for Europe March
II.
l.. f. Adams goes tomorrow to An
dover, Mass. to spend several days as
the guest Of his daughter, Miss Ruth
Adams, who is student In Abbott
academy.