Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

{ John Johnson In seriously III with
muscular rheumatism.
! Mrs. Jennie D. Powers was at
keene, N. H., yesterday.
! Mrs. David Carey was a visitor In
Bellows Falls Sunday.
N. |. Hawley Is seriously IN AT his
home on North Main street.
Louis ID. Herriek went TO Bellows
Falls Monday for a short stay,
! Mark Goodell is spending a week
at his former home In Randolph.
! j. Harry Estey has been In New
York city this week on business.
! Il. Frank Turner has been spend
Ing the week in northern Vermont
Mrs. p. l.. Shea goes Tuesday to
Derby. CT. for visit with relatives.
Miss Katherine Dwyer Is spending
two weeks at her home In Springfield.
VI.
Miss Hannah Harmon OF Windsor
has gone to work for Mrs, Ada Dow
ley.
C. Fred Childs of Lynn, Mass,
visited his father, w. II. Childs, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harrington are
visiting at their former home In Clare
mont, ~ II.
! Harold whitney John Kane and
Arthur Scott have returned to Am
herst college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wood went yes
terday to New Britain, ct. for n visit
with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Moore of Easthamp-
ton Mass, was an over Sunday guest
of Miss Edith Stolte.
Mrs. John Haus of Baltimore has
been visiting her son, II. B. Haus at
the Melrose this week
William H. Martin went to Southern |
Pines, S. c., yesterday to spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
John l.. Howard teacher OF pen
manship in the Maiden. Mass, public
schools is visiting in town.
Hazel little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Il. Downer, is seriously III
with bronchial pneumonia.
w. f. Hudson who has resigned as
rural carrier will move to Guilford
to live ON the Jacobs farm.
Mrs. B. f. Hoyt returned yesterday
to her home in Guelph, Ont, after
visiting her father A. V. May.
Miss Fulton returned to her home
her sister. Mrs j. C. Sullivan.
George A. Martin. editor of the
New England Farmer. is seriously Ill
at his rooms In the American house.
Miss Mary Cobleigh of Chesterfield
~ H., returned this week for the sea-
sons dressmaking with Mrs. Martha
Tyler.
About 10 friends of Arthur Scott
~. 1, IL. ttttN
1t his High street home wednesday
evening.
A. H. Hunt Of the firm OF Goodnow.
PEARSON & Hunt, has been In Bellows
Falls and Keene, N. H., this week on
business
Mrs. Theodore Turner has returned
rom New York city. where she was
allied by the Illness of her niece,
Hiss Louise Foley.
Mrs. John f. Woods and son and
Hiss Lillian Dunn returned Tuesday
o Fitchburg, Mass, after a visit with
lr. and Mrs Edmund Carey.
Bert OGnvey has finished work in
ne Bliss lunch room and entered the
mploy of Fl, b. Haus at the Mel
Dse hotel in West Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George whitney re-
n a visit with Mrs. Whitney's par -
lts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Simonds
Mrs C. F. r. JENNIE and Mrs. II. e.
ond win leave Sunday for Wash
gton. D. c.. where they viii spend
week as guests of Mrs. Haskins.
Louis Allen went Tuesday to Con-
,rd, n H.. where he will have
so weeks trial with the Concord
iseball team Of the New England
ague.
Miss Carolyn Clark has so far re-
vered from her five weeks illness
at she expects to return to her
gh school duties in Guilford. Conn,
lturday
Mrs. J. G.. Ulery and two children,
izabeth and oscar Marshall, are ex-
cted TO arrive In New York city to-
y from Hamburg, Ger, whence they
He'd week ago Tuesday.
T. Dewey, treasurer of the
,rmont Mutual Fire Insurance COM
ny, was In town Wednesday on
siness connected with the suit of
ucius Manley against that company
lich has been heard in county court
The following changes have taken
ice recently among the pupils of
: Brattleboro private school: Miss
rrie Adams has passed the teach
/ examinations and been given a
sition in district No. 10, Guilford
IS Alice Eels has entered st. Mary's
TOOL at Concord, N. H.: Miss Angie
rson went Monday to complete her
,rthand course in the Albany bust
js college; and Miss Maud Bastian,
o has been taking the same course
,ects to attend a business college
the near future.