Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Carl Ellis is working in Bernardston

WISH III 1oiyOke,
Mrs. NJ. switzer and son Robert are
visiting in Putney.
Lockhart Barrett is seriously III at
his home on Canal street.
T.. J. Fenton went'to New York city
Wednesday on business
Frank Phelps Of Boston visited In
town the first Of the week.
Mrs. f. S. Knight is visiting rela-
tives In Manchester, N. II.
Arthur c. Spencer was in Greenfield
Tuesday on legal business.
Arthur II. Brasor and Miss Lena
Eels will be married Tuesday.
Miss Cora Fits of West wardsboro
is visiting Mrs. w. II. Phillips.
Mrs. Lena Slater went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday for a short visit.
william Walsh has finished work as
billing clerk at the freight Office.
Mrs. A. C. Davenport went to Bur-
lington Tuesday for a short stay.
Theodore Kirkland of Holyoke,
Mass, was an over Sunday visitor in
town.
Mrs o. B. Ramsey slipped on the
! ice Friday evening and sprained her
wrist.
w. II. Vinton and C. o. Robbins
were in Springfield, Mass. yesterday
on business.
Mrs. A. f. Boynton was In Orange,
Mass, Saturday to attend the funeral
OF relative.
C. Fred Childs of Lynn, Mass, spent
Friday and Saturday with his father,
w. H. Childs.
Major Houghton went yesterday to
New York city on a business trip of
several days.
Mrs. Walter Sturgiss is spending
several days at her former home in
Hartwellville.
Lester Barber has begun work in the
pipe organ department of the Estey
organ factory.
Miss Lottie Stamp Of Glens Falls,
N Y, is working as waitress at the
Brooks House
]. L. Goldsmith travelling agent for
the Erie Preserving Co, visited his
family last week.
Miss Nellie Miner has finished work
at Dykes restaurant and gone to her
home in Gulford.
Rev. r. K Marvin was in Halifax
Monday to officiate at the funeral of
Mrs. Martha Ballou.
Mrs, NJ. j. Dowley went Saturday to
g. ~ afsat will
! with her daughter.
Rev. f. C. Drouhin Of Woodstock
comes Tuesday to install the officers of
st MichaeI's court, C. o. f.
DR.. A. l. Miller and son Wells went
to New York city Wednesday to at
tend the automobile show
Dan. c. Webster of New York city I
spent the first of the week with his 1
father. DR.. d. p. Webster.
Miss Susan f. Clark and Miss Maria |
Stedman returned Saturday after sew
eral days spent in Boston.
A. b. Clapp left Monday on a west \
ern trip which will include Chicago, I
Cincinnati and other cities,
Miss May Brooks of Leominster,
Mass, is visiting her uncle, A. D.
Brooks, of South Main street.
Judge II. H. Wheeler went to New
York city Monday to preside at ses-
sion of United States circuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Crosier of Shell
burne Falls. Mass, visited at w. E.
Coombs's the latter part of last week.
Mrs. A. B. Hall went to Manchester,
N H.. Saturday to spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs A. w. Childs.
Miss Hannah Conroy returned Mon
lay from Brookline, Mass, where she
las been in a hospital for treatment.
Frank Putnam returned last week
o his home in Chicago after spending
some time with his father, e. L. Put
nam.
Mrs. L. f. Flagg leaves this week for
Mass, where she will spend
he winter with her daughter, Minnie
'lagg.
Rev. r. ]. Cahill left Saturday for ]
Washington and while there he will
AXE course of study at the Apostolic !
fission House.
John Martin, who recently returned /
rom the Philippines, is critically Ill $
t his Elliot street home with pneu- ,
nonia and complications.
Miss Katherine Larkin has returned
o her work as waitress at the Brooks \
louise after a vacation of three weeks
t her home in Castleton.
Fred S. Doak of Somerville. Mass,
egan work in the local freight office
fonday. Mrs. Doak and son came to
'rattleboro Sunday night !
Barney Fralick, manager Of the Con-
ecticut River stock farm of Hatfield. 9
lass. attended the meeting of the VAL .
" Fair association Wednesday. G
r. L. Smith and Fay Stone left this
eek for Whitman, Mass, where they =
ave employment in the Union Casket N
o.'s factory. taking the place of strik-
RS. =,
Walter Keezer of st. Louis, Mo-, for n
lerly bellboy at the Brooks House. o
as been in town this week in the in :
rests of a lumber concern for which
e is travelling. =
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Scott, Mr.. 40
nd Mrs. Melvin Cooper and Mr.. and
[rs. Melvin Dalrymple We're in Hall
* Monday to attend the funeral of III
RS. Martha Ballou.
Lawyer E. w. Gibson will leave o,
-onday for the south where he will
bend the remainder of the winter.
e will spend much of the time in 65
lorida hut will visit Cuba and Dos
bly, Porto Rico before his return. Ca
Mrs. H. o. Coolidge returned Tues of
" from Oakland, Cal, where she went
,out five weeks ago with her daugh- =,
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