Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart Barrett are visiting
their son Charles Barrett in Springfield Mass.
MI. Moran went to Burlington Wednesday
! to attend the state convention OF undertakefs'
Mrs. Royal Tyler returned Monday after
spending three or four weeks at Northhelu w
Or. H. l.. Waterman has been in burlington
thi, week attending the health officers conYen-
ton.
j, r. stone of Keysville, \. Y, has taken the
place of Clifford Fox as clerk in Thomas's phar-
macy.
W f. Nichols has finished work as night
operator at the depot and gone to his home IN
/ ST. Albans.
Arthur Monroe has finished his year at wes-
4 eyan university and Is spending several days at
4 his home here.
/ Harold whitney, Carl Holender, Arthur Scott
! and John Kaine are home from Amherst col
/ lege for the summer.
/ Mrs Agnes Crosby of South birmingham,
Mass is spending the week as the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. +. G. Crosby.
4 Mrs Frank Fisk and daughter, Miss Pauline
{ Fisk 20 tomorrow to spend the summer at their
/ cottage at Spotford lake.
1 J. H. Burke, D. S. Carey and George Anderson
4 were in New London, Ct, yesterday to attend
4 the Yale Harvard boat races,
Kenneth Mathison, student in the medical
department of the university of Vermont, Is
/ spending several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s, X. Brigham and children re
I u,
! ing week in town with relatives.
Misses Ella Newcomb and Minnie Brasor are
home from their schools in Watham and Brook
I line, Mass, for the summer vaction.
Miss Anne Howard returned to her home in
Maiden, Mass, Monday after spending several
days as the guest of Mrs. l.. X. Fuller
Miss Marcia Prentiss finishes work as house
keeper for Col Francis Goodhue tomorrow and
will go to her home in Thetford, next week.
Mrs. NJ. Nichols and son Lewis of Auburndale,
Mass. will spend their vacation at the home of
Mrs. Nichols mother, Mrs. Alexander Whitley.
Mrs James II. White, MIS-. Harry II. Smith,
Miss Grace White and Fred c. Bemis of Meri-
den. CT, were in town wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Martha A. Cheney
Mrs. Kittredge Haskins and Mrs. J. ]. Estey
have been in Rutland this week 10 attend a
meeting of the Daughters of the American
Revolution and the Colonial Danes.
Mrs. c. F. Thompson was in Northampton,
Mass. Monday TO visit her daughter. Miss Helen
Thompson who with Miss Burnham. head Of the
Burnham school, will sail for Europe Tuesday.
Earle Arnold who has just completed his first
year at Amherst college spent saturday and
Sunday in Bratteboro, leaving Monday for
orange, Mass, where he will be employed dur
] ing the summer.
E. Burr Smith returned Monday to Plainfield.
y. j., to spend several days before going to
Spoiford lake for the summer. He came back
/ TO BTatteboro yesterday with five boys who win
I be at camp Chesterfield this summer.
Harland L. Miller left Monday from Boston on
his trip TO the st. Louis exposition in company
with 20 other winners in the Boston Herald vot-
I ing contest. The trip will continue for 10 DAYS
Mr.. Miller's picture was in the Herald of Mon
day.
Miss Nellie Perry Of Reserve, Ind, and Mack
Perry Of Meadville, Pa, are guests Of ID. Z.
Tasker They will accompany Mr.. and Mrs
Tasker and two sons. Guy and Harland. to Spot
ford lake next week for 10 DAYS stay at the
Barrows cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fair
field and George Fairfield Of Chelsea. Mass. and
Harry Fairfield of New York city viii also be in
the party.