Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Robert tregB u N'N'
Sunday In town.
Miss Izetta Stewart spent the iirst
OF the week In Boston,
Mrs. Patrick Ryan IL seriously Ill
at her home In Guilford'
Oscar +. Benson of New York city
was an over Sunday guest III town.
John Ciune was an over Sunday
visitor In Northampton, Mass.
Miss Edith stolte spent Sunday and
Monday In Easthampton, Mass
L. C. Holiday has moved from
Pleasant street to Dummerston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Eels have
been In Springfield, Mass. this week.
L. r., Perry was In Boston the first
Of the week TO attend the dog snow
Mai. r. W. childs and W II: childs
visited In Springfield, Mass Weuhes-
day
Il. s. Balestier returned Friday ar
ter several days spent IN Ne" 10TH
city.
Charles r. Grout OF Bellows Faiis
was In Brattleboro on business MON
day.
Mrs. f. X. Lynch and two children
have been spending the week IN fut-
ney.
Frank Welcome of New Haven. Ct.
visited his father here the first OF the
week
Miss Bessie Buttertleld of Boston
was a visitor In town the hrst OF the
week.
Mrs. James j. Rafter went Saturday
to Buffalo N. Y. for visit win reia-
tiyes.
Mrs. Nora Tuhil of Springfield
Mass, visited in town the first OF the
week.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Bellows
Falls has been visiting here this
week.
Charles Dix, who Is employed In a
Boston printing Office. visited In Town
Monday.
Mrs. L. J. Retting has gone to
Manchester N. H.. for visit with
relatives
John G. wylie of Chester has been
visiting his niece. Mrs. r. w. GiDson'
this week.
Edward Wetharbee of Keene. n. H.,
has been visiting his sister IN town
this week.
Miss Mabel Plummer has returned
from Athol, Mass, where she visited
some time.
C. f. Allen has been In Springfield,
Mass. and New York city this week
on business
Miss Nellie Dunleavy, who Is EN-
ployed in Boston, spent Sunday at
her home here.
Miss Josephine Shea returned sat
urday after spending several Gays IN
Springfield. Mass.
Miss Daisy Reyes spent the hrst OF
the week In Hathorne, Mass. where
she formerly worked.
Mrs. Joseph Exner and son or New
York city were guests at ID. q. oven
, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown returned
Monday to Keene. N. H.. after spend
ing several days I'm town.
M. A. Coolidge OF Fitchburg. Mass,
.. was in town yesterday to attend the
funeral of C. w. Wyman.
Miss Gertrude Norcross went TO
Saratoga, N, T., Tuesday to visit her
| sister. Mrs. H. r. Horton
, Francis Goodhue. jr., Of German.
town. Pa, came last Friday TO spend
} few days with his father.
Harold Whitney returned to Am
! a few days at his home here.
c. c., Fits went to Burlington mon
day to appear as counsel N cases pe
fore the United States courts.
Miss Frances f. Guild, money clerk
at the post office, has been cohiheo
: TO the house by illness this week.
Thomas Purcell and c. V. Geran OF
New York city were the guests OF D.
frofn f
Mrs. Thomas Guiheen returned Sat
Eurday after four weeks spent IN Al
bany, N. Y, as the guest OF her son.
Mrs. Kate r. Cutler went to Wor-
cester. Mass. Tuesday to spend Two
weeks with her son, Bradford Cutter
George w. Tanning of New York
, city has been visiting his parents, MT.
and Mrs. william Tanning this week
f. A. Thompson, manager OF the
Brattleboro Cabinet company, went
/, to New York city Wednesday on ousi-
, ness.
RAYMOND White, who is working IN
, Springfield. Mass. visited his parents,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White. the nrs'
of the week.
Harry Thomas, who Is employed as
reporter on the Springfield MASS
Union, NlSlteu III iapiiiN 49,
, day and Monday.
. Miss Cell Murphy, resident nurse AT
, the Retreat, went to MONTREAL Iues-
day to care for her niece VINO VIII uii
J Edergo an operation.
Harry GRAY of Des Moines. Ia. was
In town Yesterday on his way home
from Manchester where he mad peen
with the body Of his father.
! Mrs f. f. Fisher and Miss Maria
] Stedman returned Saturday from
! Bristol, Ct where they went to at
. tend the funeral OF nephew
! Harry b. Haus proprietor of the
Melrose hotel In West Brattleboro
e underwent a successful operation Tor
;, appendicitis by Dr. f. r. Lynch sat
, urday.
Mai. and Mrs. F. w. Childs and
!, daughter Miss Ruth w. Childs, leave
Z next week for Batesburg, s. ca where
! thew will spend the remainder OF the
2 winter.
{ Lawrence Brown, George Reynolds
n and George Dolliers returned from
Fort Ethan Allen Saturday, havlns
failed to pass the physical examina
= ton for entrance into the 10Th ohiteo
a States cavalry.
= Marion. younger daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George l.. DunnaIl, was op
n Grated upon Sunday by DR.. d. n
! Wells of New York city and MS assis-
! tant, DR.. ]. Y. Mangan. The chaid Is
. getting on very comfortably.
( II. G. Pierson. who recentiv VEN
n to Fitchburg. Mass, to take tempo
e rary charge of the Goodnow synoi-
e Gates store in that city, has taken VI
o his residence there permanently. MS
n Mace as manager of the local store
4 has been taken by A. II. Hunt.
THE Jolly Eight" Misses Annie
Allen. Edna Lawton, Edna Crospy