Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-10

IL. 10 spend two weeks with his brother.
II, V. Kittredge Of Albany, n ", spen
several days in town the last of last week
J.F. Guiheen entertained a few of his friend
al his Washington street home last evening.
Martin Austin, ST., visited his sons in Spence
and Springfield, Mass, the fist of the week
Misses Fanny and Jessie Batchelder hav,
gone to their home in Ashan \. H., for visit
Misses Elizabeth Tidd and Mary Campbell OF
| Bellows Falls were visitors in town last week
! Foster g. Crown and Fred Thomas will leay,
next week for ST. Louis to visit the World
! Fair
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. stillson of Bennington
were the guests of Dr.. and Mrs. t. G.. Petite,
Monday.
John Guiheeu has been called to Chicope'
Falls, Mass, by the death of his cousin, Mrs
Mary Shea,
Mrs. Upham and children of somerviile
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Upham's father, George
II. Morris.
Mrs, FND. Mills and two children returned
Tuesday after spending two weeks in New
Haven, Ct.
Mrs. Frederick Holbrook aud daughter re-
turned 10 Boston Monday after spending two
days in town.
H. u. Haus moved from the Melrose house IL
West Brattleboro to his old home on Forest
street Monday
Miss Emily Il. Clapp. who has been spending
the winter in New York City, has returned u
her home here.
Mrs. +. 7. Mathison and children have gone
to their cottage on Long Island Sound to remain
for the summer.
Arthur Hyde has gone to the Adirondacks L
be cashier and sten0grapher at The Anters,
Raequette lake.
Charles W. Perry Of Waterbury, CT, was in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
brother, Benn Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II, Burnett are spending the
week In Brockton and Plymouth. Mass, a .he
guests of their sons,
John Melvin Thurber Of this town has been
elected president Of the students association
of Colgate university.
Capt and Mrs. +. j. Waterman came to Brat
tlebOfo Monday from Washington and viii
spend some time here.
Mrs. II. T. Smith and Mrs A. T. Starker re.
turned to New York city Tuesday after spend
ing several days in town.
W. Frost Minor Of Farmersburg, Ind, is eN-
pected here about the 18th 10 spend part OF
the summer in Brattleboro.
Mrs W. H. Henley is spending some time in
Plymouth, y. H.. with her son Percy who Is q
student in Holderness school
Charles A. Harris and Fletcher X. Barrows
left Tuesday for Chicago on business connected
with the Brattleboro Savings bank.
Mrs, ID. W. Tenney and daughter, Miss Belle
Tenney left saturday for three weeks stay in
Boston and Winthrop Beach, Mass.
Michael Black, who has been visiting in
Springfield. Mass. since his recent accident,
returned to Bratteboro Wednesday.
Mrs. c. B. Dickinson and Mrs. j. L. Goldsmith
and children visited at their former home in
Sheburne Falls, Mass, over Sunday.
Mrs. Bowditch returned to South Framing
ham, Mass, Monday after spending day Of
two as the guest of Miss Mary Cabot.
Frank Holland of New York city, n brother of
Mildred Holland the actress, came 10 Brattle-
boro Wednesday TO spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Austin and daughter
EVELYN have returned from their visit with
relatives in Albany, Holyoke and Springfield.
Rev. T.. T. Mathison, A. =, Smonds. NJ. c.
Houghton and j. b. Randoll went TO Greenfield
yesterday to attend the Knight Templar field
day
Miss Eliza Brosnahan returned Monday to her
home in Chicago, having been called here 70
attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Moran
H. T.. Folsom, superintendent OF the Pas
sumpsic division of the Boston x Maine rail
road, has been in town this week on official
business.
Ernest Davis of Boston Is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis. Mr.. Davis will
play with the Boston municipal band during
the summer
Miss Mary +. Horton was called TO Saratoga
Springs, n Y, Wednesday by the critical III
ness of her brother, Harry X. Horton. with
appendicitis.
A. D. Finlayson, who has been employed in
Holden's drug store, went Monday to Bellows
Falls to take the management Of the Corner
drug store there.
Mrs. W. II. Minor of st. Louis and Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Lansingh and two children of Chit
cago came Sunday TO spend part of the sum-
mer in Brattebor0.
Col and Mrs. George II. Bond and W. +
b f,,n RI NIT
the funeral of Mrs Bonds sister. Mrs. Joseph
Spencer, who died there last Friday.
George H. Dupaw will finish work In the
Brooks House pharmacy next week. After an
extended vacation he will 60 to Bellows Falls to
take position in the Fuller pharmacy.
Hiram /. Gorham of Lawrence, Tenn, and
daughter Katherine of Huntington, W. Va,
were over Sunday guests of Mr. Gorham's
cousin, Mrs. Henry II Pratt, on Frost street.
Rev. F. Z. Marble sails July 10 from Boston
on the Saxonia of the Cunard line for Liver
pool Eng. Thence he will go TO Nottingham
where he will preach during the month of July
Oscar Rudolph Gleason and Miss Florence
Chester were married Saturday evening at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Duehack, in Weleetka, Indian
Territory.
Mrs. Annie l.. Day. who was recently operat.
ed upon in hospital at Sioux Falls, 5. D., is
| gradually improving although still in preca-
rious condition. Mrs. Day is sister OF c. ii
Davenport
Captain Alexander W. Davis left yesterday
for Richtord, VT to begin work as postal CLERK
on the Richford and Newport run. His place
on the narrow gauge will be filled temporarily
by substitute Chapman.
! Lucne Kimball of the Annapolis naval acad-
envy started Monday on the annual summer
cruise up and down the coast. He will be al
Boston week after next and may visit his par
ents here for day or two.
a.
Pettee. Mrs. Maverette Fisher and Mrs. Ere
mont Hamilton have been in st. Johnsbury this
week to attend the annual convocation of the
! grand chapter, Order of Eastern Star
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fox of staunton
Va. have been the guests of T.. W. Fox this
week Mr.. Fox will return tomorrow to Staun-
| ton where he Is engaged in the manufacture OF
reed organs. Mrs. Fox will spend some time in
Brattleboro.
ID. y. Tasker and J. A. Lindsey will attend
! the annual meeting Of the Vermont state asso-
citation of letter carriers in Rutland Sunday.
James Z. Keller. president of the national asso-
citation and Ii. J. Curtiss Of the national eNecu-
tive committee will be present.
Professor L. b. Patton who arrived in New
York two eks ago after an absence of more
than year in the Holy Land. spent a part Of
last week in town with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. l. :. Patton. Professor Patton did some
excayating at Jerusalem and Phoenica and
made some interesting finds. He expects to
publish book on Jerusalem in Bible times.
The strain and shock resulting from the acct
dent TO and death Of his wife were so great that
Professor Patton was barely able to finish what
work he had on hand in Jerusalem and come
directly home. He left May going by steamer
from Jaffa 20 Genoa where he took passage on
the kcenigin Luise Of the North German Lloyd
line.