Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

III. T.. Wellman IL In New YORK cry
this week ON business.
Mrs, ]. q. Estey IL visiting at her
home In Peabody, Mass,
N. Il. Ryan of Greenfield was IN
town ON business Monday
$. w. Hubbard visited IN Wallins-
ford, this state. over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Sexton has returned
after several days spent In Greehheid'
A. w, Childs of Manchester, n. H.,
was In town Saturday on business
II. q. Pearson of Fitchburg, Mass,
was an over Sunday visitor In town.
II. @. Barber has been In Jamaica
part of the week on legal business
Norman Newell II moving from
South Main street to Wares house on
Chestnut street,
Ray Miner has taken the place OF
Andrew Hopkins as night clerk at
the Brooks house.
Mr.. and Mrs James i. Hooker
went to New York city yesterday TO
spend several days.
Mrs. d. C. Coot of Ticonderoga, n,
Y. spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. NJ. f. Wardner
Andrew March OF Shelburne Falls,
Mass, has been visiting his brother
Hal March. this week.
Mass, were guests of Miss
Hanrahan over Sunday.
oswald Leclair of New London,
Conn, is the new night operator at
the railroad telegraph office.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Stlckney re-
turned Friday from their trip TO st.
Louis and other western cities.
Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Blanchard of
Mass, visited their son,
Henry Blanchard. over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Aldrich of Bos-
ton were in town Wednesday 10 at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Phelps.
Raymond White of Springfield,
Mass. visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph White, the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rand and son
returned yesterday To Pennington.
Ct. after spending several days in
.own.
Col II. +. Taylor was in Montpel-
er Wednesday to attend the annual
'tullltll VI AilN VI 'ihNNa'
cation.
Charles Lindsey has returned to his
work in New London CT, after
spending a two weeks vacation at
MS home here.
Miss Zetta Weld entertained
number of friends at a Halloween
party at her home on Canal street
Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. S. Edwards re-
urned Saturday from their wedding
rip and have begun housekeeping on
Prospect street.
Mrs w. d. Treadway and son, A. I.
rreadway Of Stockbridge, Mass. were
guests at the Brooks house the latter
)art of last week.
A. l.. Maynard was chosen auditor
If the state society of Christian En-
ieavor at its annual convention In
Springfield last week.
Miss Lila Taylor of Ludlow was
,aied here this morning to the burial
IF her grandmother, Mrs Caroline
Wood, of Fitchburg. Mass.
Mrs. Angelica p. Shea and daugh-
er. Miss Mary Ritter Shea. will sail
rom New York city Tuesday for
Tx months trip around the world.
Mrs. V. o. Jones was called to
Mass. Monday on account
# the death of her father William b.
lam. Mr.. Jones went there yester-
Law to attend the funeral.
Z. ]. Fenton was In Keene. \. H.
Wednesday to attend the minstrel
how given by the knights of Co
umbus under the direction of the
-aptn,, ppmnnnX.
DR.. III. ID. Holton. secretary of the
state board OF health, has been In
,Ionkton this week to attend a hear I
ny on charges of neglect of duty pre-
erred against the health officer OF
hat town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Sutton and FAM
IL. who have been at their cottage at
,pofford lake since April, are now ut
he Brooks house preparatory to re-
urning to their home In Brooklyn for
he winter.
+. j. Haggerty of Springfield, Mass" /
vas the guest of Patrick Ferriter over /
Sunday. Haggerty will play on the |
iayerhill New England league bas-
.etbal team this season. He was with ,
Ware last year
Samuel Wolcott Hubbard, clerk at .
he BROOKS mouse, ana MISS AiAbt .
Eastman Childs. daughter of Mr. and
hrs. Charles d. Childs. will be mar
led Wednesday. Nov. 16, at the home .
f the brides parents in Wallingford, /
T.
VIII r. Smith, who has been on /
he editorial staff of the Springfield /
for the past 81 years,
ecently as telegraph editor, has re-
igned to take a position as assistant
in the office of r. L. Hill |.
reth & Co.
Miss Lula NJ. Lewis leaves here to-
borrow for Washington. ID. c., where
he will pursue the course in nurse
raining at the National training
chool. The facilities afforded are of
he best, as Sibley hospital which
orms a part of the institution ranks
mong the foremost in the country.
Edwin C. Davis, former resident
{ MorrsviHe. now of Brattleboro,
Tho for the past two years has been
'orking in the Goodnow & Pearson
indicate store has. by his untiring
forts to please both people and
rm, been promoted to head clerk
hip We wish him success.-Mor-
Syille News