Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Richard Green has finished work as
bartender In Shea's saloon.
] Mrs Eric Landry spent Friday and
Saturday In Springfield, Mass.
Mrs, Edward Gum has been visit
ing relatives in Boston this week.
I Miss Jessie Tolan visited In Spring
field, Mass, the first of the week.
d. II. Stedman OF Springfield Mass,
was In town the first of the week.
Frank Sears of Ludlow is working
In the Reformer print shop this week.
Mrs, Frank Reed spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Springfield, Mass.
John l.. Knowlton of Lowell, Mass,
spent the first of the week in Brattle-
boro.
Frank Baker of Springfield, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Brat
tleboro,
Mrs. Charles Bliss of Orange,
Mass, visited. in town the first of the
week.
Capt. Ernest Waterman of Wash
ington, D. c., spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Bemis Wis
tied in Springfield, Mass, the last of
last week
Miss Ella Stebbins was the guest of
Miss Myra Field in Leverett, Mass,
over Sunday
Miss Mary O'Neh and Master John
/ Baker spent the first of the week in |
Bellows Falls.
Lueien Howe returned Tuesday to .
New York city, after spending sew
eral days i'm town.
Abel Duquette of Russell, Mass,
was the guest of George II. Danyew
the first of the week.
Waiter Murphy left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, Cal. where he expects
TO spend about one year.
Charles Houston left Monday for
Athol, Mass, where he has employ
ment in the Athol house.
f. J. Baldwin returned to Albany, {
n. y, Monday after spending several
days with Arthur Hyde.
Miss Barbara Murphy and Miss /
Marguerite Dermody We're over Sun &
day visitors in Bellows Falls. c
Mrs Nettie Starr Clement Of
Brooklyn has been visiting her moth a
er Mrs. p. f. starr this week. $
Miss Mabel Shine returned Mon
day after spending two weeks with ?
her brother in Bernardston, Mass
Mr. and Mrs Alison Dugan viii be- :
gin housekeeping in c. b. Lamson's "
new house on washington street !
Victor S. Reed goes to-day to :
to attend the state con- ,
sention Of Y. NJ C. \. secretaries.
Mrs. W, J, Alderman of SPRING .,
ield, VT, has been visiting her par 81
,nts Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Abbott this i.
week.
Leon and Willis Barnes of Boston
rave been in town this week to at
end the funeral of their father, Ed
ward Barnes
w o. Baldwin of Rutland, agency q
irector of the New York Life Insur-
nee company, was in town Tuesday =,
N business. ~
Patrick NJ. Baker and son, Ed
yard, returned Tuesday to Somer- ''s
lille, Mass, after spending several
avs in town. i,
Miss Clara Dow, who has been en- -
oyed at the Hooker, Corser &
Iitchell factory, has returned TO her SO
ONE in Chester. lf'
Mrs. H. H. Dimes and son. were ~
allied to East Brookfield, Mass, Sat-
rday on account of the serious i'll pa
ess of Mrs. Dines's father. mi
Mrs. H. z. Bond and Mrs C. f. r. ~
enne returned Sunday after spending
week in Washington as the guests
Mrs. Kittredge Haskins. sa,
Charles e. North of Boston, special ~
gent of the New England Fire I'm !"
erwriters' association, has been in
,wn this week on business
Mrs. Charles Brasor of Chicago and
[iss Minnie Brasor of Brookline,
lass, We're the guests of Mr.. and 9
rs. Egbert Brasor over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Fawcett and son of
ew York city came Sunday to spend 4
70 weeks with Mrs. Fawcett's par
ITS Mr.. and Mrs. n. H, White
Misses Mary Mccarthy and Minnie 4
oomey We're in Bellows Falls last
riday to attend the entertainment
ven by the Knights of Columbus
Mrs. L. j. Retting has been the
lest of Mrs. W. P. Jones this week.
lie will leave to-day for Detroit,
ich.. where she. expects to make
II home.
Mrs. Hattie Pratt returned yester-
y from Leominster, Mass. where
e has been caring for the family of
r brother. David Cary, formerly of
'attleboro.
Charles H. Davenport has been APP
inted one of the committee on reso-
tons at the democratic state con-
ntion, which will be held in Bur
gton June %.
Miss Lulu Lewis is acting as SUBJ
tute teacher for her sister Miss
izabeth Lewis, who has gone with
r father, Rev. +. w. Lewis. to the
.thodist convention at Los Angeles,
among the members of the 1906 /
o board at Amherst college are
RI Hollender, representing the
lta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, and
thur Scott, representing the nom
ternity men.
'arl Cooley, who has just returned
m a cruise through the West In
5 on the training ship Yankee, has
n visiting his father Edward
LEY, this week He expects to be s.
igned regular duty in the navy
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