Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


John Supple of Bellows Falls vis''e"
In town Sunday
j. ]. Fallon OF Boston was guest o'
J. a. ullery Tuesday.
Patrick Ryan OF Greenfield was
visitor In town Tuesday.
c. IL. Thompson went TO New iorN
city Monday on business,
Rev. Laurence +. Bower OF New YORK
city recently visited In town.
CLYDE Cutler was In Springfield. VIZ
Wednesday to attend the fair.
Sewall Morse OF Springfield. MASS
IL spending the week with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bement let
Monday for visit In Bridgeport, Conn.,
Miss Ellen Grady is spending the
week with relatives In Holyoke. MASS
Dr. c. Il. Aldrlch and DR.. A. l.. Pet
tee were IN Springfield, Mass. Tues-
day.
George T. Pierce and Edward Leon
ard will enter Amherst college next
week.
Harry Holland returned Monday
from visit In the northern part OF
the state.
Miss Julia Miner Of Rutland has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Carl Hen
KEEL. this week
Doris Foley returned Saturday af'
ter visit with her grandfather IN
Claremont. n. ii.
Arthur Monroe came from Middle
town. Conn. yesterday to spend sew
eral days In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Ellis and daugh-
ter returned Wednesday from their va
cation in st. Adams.
ID. +. Tasker was In Springfield,
VT. Tuesday to act as Judge of poul-
try at the Springfield fair.
Miss Minnie Shanks left Thursday
for Springfield after few days visit
with Mrs. A. W. Shattuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Austin of New
York city came to Brattleboro Mon
day for visit with relatives In town.
Mrs. Edward Hyde and Miss G.
Elizabeth Hyde of Cambridge, Mass,
are guests at the Brooks house this
week.
Miss Jennie McAllister returned
Sunday to her home In Albany. n. Y,
after a weeks visit with Miss RATHER
inc Guiheen.
+. Walker. an employee of the Souto
y
Doolittle house on Clark street vacated
by Mrs Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and daugh-
ter of New York city. who have been
spending several weeks in Brattleboro.
returned Friday to their home.
Mrs. f. r. Stearns and Miss Maud
Stearns were in Bellows Falls Tuesday
to attend the wedding of Albert c.
Halliday and Miss Mabel A. French.
Mr. and Mrs. e. F. Coxson returned
from their wedding trip Sunday and
are at present staying with Mrs. Cox
sons daughter. Mrs. Frank Mains. on
Clark street.
Congressman Haskins was taken i'll
on the way TO Burlington last Friday
and did not attend the Fish and Game
banquet Mrs Haskins went to Bur-
lington Saturday and they returned
home Monday after spending Sunday
with relatives.
Myron p Davis, who has been at
the Massachusetts tuberculosis SAM
tarium at Rutland. Mass. since June.
has received his discharge from that
institution. DR.. b. T. Crane. examin-
alton physician. pronounces Mr.. Da-
vis's lungs entirely healed and the dis
ease arrested.
An orator. particularly an after din
ner speaker, is very properly allowed
license. He is not ex-
pected to stick to facts. But we think
that the Hon. Charles H. Robb. assis
tant attorney general of the United
States, rather imposed upon his au-
dience at the Vermont Fish and Game
league banquet. He referred to toasts
proposed by the Russian. Japanese
and American representatives at the
close of the peace convention at Ports
Baron komura. he said. gave
the first and said, Here's to Japan.
the rising sun whose rays illumine the
world" NJ White followed with Here's
to Russia, the great moon, whose
light controls the tides of the world"
Assistant Secretary Pierce of the state
department followed with Here's to
Theodore Roosevelt the Joshua who
the sun and moon to stand
and they obeyed him" We trust that
Mr. Robb's localization, or rather
of this antiauity-at
least as old as the days of George
Washington and Benjamin Franklin
does not correctly reflect his opinion
of the intelligence of those who heard
News.