Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

", for the summer.
Pcriey =. Holmes OF Boston Is spending the
week with his parents
NJ. q. TAYLOR OF Manc'cs;c visited at his for
mer home here saturday,
Thomas Patterson has entered the employ OF
T. u. Turner at Silyerdnle.
Judge 4, l.. Waterman Is taking vacation
In Londonderry and Peru, q SeaGhs S-D
Miss Mary Ritter Shea left Tuesdayror trip
To the st. Louis exposition
Mrs. n. !. Dyke has been visiting relatives IN
Manchester, n. H., this week
Miss Chrlsta Park will 20 to sunset Lake
Monday to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. James y, Hooker spent the hrst
Of the week In New York city
C. W. Belknap. editor of the .Bellows Falls
Times, visited In town saturday IL
DIR. G. II. sholes Of Boston has been spending
several days at the Brooks House.
Mrs George Metcalf and Miss Elizabeth Lam
gille are visiting In South Royalston'
Mrs. Eugene @, spaulding Is spending the
week with relatives In Springfield, w.
Van Rensselaer, Iansingh Of Chicago Is spend
the week with his wife and FAMILY mere,
Miss pernice L. Day Of Ludlow was guest OF
Mrs y. II. Crane on Monday ana Tuesday
George NJ. Holbrook of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday at his cottage ON Ames NIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyle Of White River
Junction have been visiting here this week
Miss Alice Bickford Of Somerville Mass, has
been visiting Mrs. y, II, Howard this week
Ray Father Cunningham has been attending
the priests retreat In Manchester TINS week
Mrs. W. IL. Geddis and son returned Monday
after a two weeks visit in steyensville, n u
W. Z. Hubbard is expected home tomorrow
after a two weeks vacation at Willoughby hho'
Mr.. and Mrs. d $. Carey left yesterday for a
10 DAYS visit in Gardner, fitchburg and Boston
Mrs.J. G. UIlery, Miss Elizabeth Marshall and
Miss Edwina whitney visited in Greenheid sat
urday.
Mrs, George whitney returned to Spring
field, Vt, yesterday after spending several days
In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allaire have moved to
the Balestier farm where they VIII live TINS
summer.
Robert Mitchell Of New York is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. q
Mitchell.
Professor and Mrs. wiliston Walker OF New
Haven. Ct, are at their summer home ON Lin
den street.
DIR and Mrs, A. l. Miller and two children left
Tuesday for two weeks trip to the 81. LOUIS
exposition
Mrs Ebert Howe Of New York cit, was
visitor at the home of Mrs. W. T. Jones Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Ethel osgood returned Tuesday from
Lebanon n. H.. where she has been teaching IN
the high school
Frank -. Putnam has been confined TO the
house this week with sprained knee whieh ne
sustained sunday
Mrs. william + Bradley Of Bellows Falls
comes tomorrow for visit with her sister, MIS-
james Il. Hooker
Mrs. $, b. Emerson has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Turner, in WATERFOWL, Mass
part Of this week
David s. Carey was in Mortified, Mass, Mon,
day 10 check out the baggage OF the Noftineiu
seminary students.
C. c. Warn of Waterbury, VI, passed through
here yesterday In his Packard touring car en-
route for New YORK city
Leon Andrews of Guilford has taken the
place Of Thomas Patterson AZ hiBht operator III
the telephone exchange
Mrs. W. J. Ackerman of White River june
ton has been visiting her parents, MI ana srs'
G.. o. Abbott, this week.
Miss Alice Jones returned Monday after
spending a week at Mt. Holyoke coiiege win
her cousin, Miss Maud Ham.
John Guiheen and son returned sunday from
Chicopee Falls, Mass, where they went 70 at
tend the funeral of cousin,
Ernest L. Davis returned to Boston Tuesday
after spending several days with MS parents
Mr. and Mrs John A. Davis.
IRE Charles
HOFFMAN Of New York city, are guests of DR.
and Mrs F. g. Pettee this week
Miss Edith Estahrook OF Boston, who spent q
mart of last week at the home of her mother
left Tuesday for trip TO Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Clarence W. Reed leaves today for hel
home in Ilens Falls, n. Y, after spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. L. ). Doak
Miss Mary D. Henshaw, teacher in tn e high
school will leave within a week or two for Cal
ifornia where she will spend the summer.
Carroll and Roy Fisher returned yesterday
from Cushing academy and Will spend the
summer at their home in West Brattleooro'
Mrs. Annie b. IL Harris of Putney was in town
Tuesday to attend the flag day celebration OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Foster Crown, Fred Thomas, Verne Winches-
Tor and carl Anderson left Wednesday on a
three weeks trip TO the st. Louis exposition.
Ray Father Griffin of Washington, D. G., has
onansd his cottage at Lake Spofford for the
simmer He has several young men uhdef ms
charge.
Mrs A. P. smith and daughter of Hartford,
~ and Mrs Griley of Springfield, Mass, are
at "Aussicht" cottage on Anes NH TOT 'he
summer.
Russell Parker came from New YORK city
,astarday in his automobile and has gone 10
s.s'Snrd lake where he will spend the summer
at his cottage
Mrs c. s. Hemenway, Mrs. G. r. kimball,
Mrs 4 ". Roel and Mrs. Goodenough are in
West Wardshoro attending the county conveh-
ton of the W. c. 7. u
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Burr Smith and children of
plaintield n. j.. are now In Brattiepoio' Mr
Smith is making preparations to open MS sum
mer camp at Spohord lake
=. C. Crosby went to Three Rivers, 7; g,
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting Of tne
North Shore Power company OF which ne u ohe
Of the principal stockholders.
Roy. and Mrs. II. r. Miles, Charles F. Thomp-
eor and a Miner went to St. Johnsbury Mon
day to attend the annual convention OF the YER
mont Congregational churches'
urs Annie Greene and sons, Harry and Ray
rpnnd Greene have been in Manchester, n. H.,
this week to attend the wedding OF Mis-
f;reene,s niece, Miss Blanche Emery
FP. Carney of Proctor, graduate OF the
Nassaehusetts College of Pharmacy. and drug
ris, of Considerable experience, began work in
The Brooks House pharmacy Monday
Rev. f. I. Mathison and Congressman Has
kins have been in Burlington tins week 10
attend the diocesan c9nye snonai churcb
Miss Mary Z, Horton returned Monday from ON
Saratoga n V where she was called by the
s.;,;oa illness of her brother Harry r. Horton.
He i somewhat improved but yet in serious
condition.
Mr. and Mrs Benson. who spent some time al
Mrs Kirkland's, returned to their home IN Sa-
lem Mass. Saturday. Mr.. Benson. who Is an
artist of rank. has been painting portrait OF
Mrs. Richards Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. r. JENNIE and son and
aanghter leave Monday for a western trip OF
| ,hras weeks They will go first to the st. Louis
tnIoe 49, a.,i fra.,, there To Lincoln. Neh.,