Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-10

| Mlcnael BAKER OF Sprlnsnelu
Mass. was an over Sunday visitor II
town,
Brenton II. Reynolds, who has beer
critically i'll with pneumonia, is i'm
proving.
Herbert Johnson Of Springfield
Mass, has been spending several days
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryder returned
Sunday after three days spent In New
York city.
Miss Marjorie Crosby went to Will
mington Sunday to spend a week oI
10 days.
Lucien Howe of Rutland came to
Brattleboro yesterday to spend sew
era days.
Mrs. NJ. A. Howe is in Athol, Mass,
helping care for her son, Guy Howe,
who is i'll.
Priscilla Doucette and Elmira Kayo
spent Sunday at their homes In Bel
lows Falls.
Harrison Fisher severely lacerated
the palm of his left hand with CHS
ell last Friday
Mrs. C. S. Pratt and Miss Emma
Brooks are visiting the latter's parents
In Gardner, Mass.
Clarence d. Hobart of Springfield,
Mass, has been spending the week
with H. F. Mack.
Arthur Hough of White River June
ton was in town last Friday to attend
the basketball game.
John B. Manley has been in north
ern Vermont and Keene, n. H., this
week on a business trip.
Miss Mary Henshaw, who Is teach
ing in Greenfield, Mass, was at her
home here over Sunday.
Roy Fisher went Saturday to Lynn,
Mass, to spend several weeks with his
sister Mrs. H. E. Miller.
Harry Thomas of Springfield, Mass,
has been spending portion of the
week at his home here.
Mrs. ]. E. Lawrence returned Mon
day from Peterboro N. H.. where she |,
has been for several weeks.
S. A. Daniels returned yesterday |
after a three weeks trip through the
northern part Of the state.
II. P. Yearly was kicked by a horse
In his livery stable yesterday, sustain
ing fracture of the right arm.
Louis Thomas, son of George H.
Thomas, is critically i'll with pneumo-
MIA at his home beyond West river.
George L. Shuts Of Worcester,
Mass, former resident here has /,
been in town this week on business.
Judge j. M. Tyler has gone to New :
port where he will preside at the r
spring term of Orleans county court
w. H. Goodnow of Keene. N. H
read of the Goodnow clothing syndi f
ate, was in town yesterday on bust
less. a
Percy Henley returned Monday to ?
school at Plymouth, N H
.fter spending several weeks at the D
Brooks house.
Charles Lindsey of New London, :
,onn., is acting as substitute express =,
gent for Frank Melendy who severely -
ahmed his right hand Wednesday. =
Roy Cook, Carl HARDWOOD and Lewis
lucia left Wednesday for Batesburg. n
7. c., where they will be employed a
n the new hotel which is to be built p
y a party of local business men. NJ
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Barber, Dr. and
[rs. A. L. Pettee and DR.. and Mrs.
S. Edwards are planning to go to
utland next week to attend the an
ual meeting of the Vermont state 81
entail society. tn
Mrs J. G. Ullery, who went to
to attend the Inaugural 81
on, sprained her ankle while alight 10
G from a carriage the first of the
eek. She will come home today, Mr.. 10
llery going as far as Springfield to ed
eet her.
,,;s, Lyo+a rrass,, ,aturned yyadnes- ha
" from Keene, N. H., where she has co
en with her brother and family the
st week Her niece, Miss Florence pl;
'essy, died last Saturday evening fie
e funeral taking place Tuesday af- re-
moon.
Mrs. G. C. Averill, Mrs. w. P. Jones, %
RS. Fred Cressy, Miss Edith Stolte, US
Ice r,1oranoa pantIapd ana Miss or,
II
Barrett leave to-day for
Mass, where they will ag
IN c. p. Halls party for a weeks to
p to Washington. ins
Charles C. Bartlett returned We'd
sday from Batesburg, N c., where ~
has spent the past several weeks. wy
:. Bartlett has bought a large timber nit
lct in that section, and expects to
urn south to remain permanently tro
thin a few weeks. del
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson were H.,
rem a surprise party at their home
Frost place Wednesday evening,
occasion being their 10th wedding an'
niversary The evening was spent 123
playing games and the visitors left S92
number of handsome gifts. Re- ed
We're served. I