Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Walter $. Carson OF Greenfield was
n visitor In town Saturday,
Il. T.. Long of Chicago was an over
Sunday guest OF j. q. Ullery.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Taylor have
been visiting In Putney this week
Miss Emma Dutton went Tuesday
To New York city to visit relatives.
John b. Manley has been at the
Boston automobile show this week.
Sewall Morse of Springfield, Mass,
was an over Sunday visitor In town.
A. II. Clapp has been In Boston
this week TO attend the automobile
show,
Mrs. T. w Johnson and Miss Lila
johnson of Bernardston, Mass, visited
| In town Saturday,
Howard Brown of this town Is one
of the contestants In the Boston Her
aid school contest,
c. L. whitney OF New Haven
Conn, has been In town a part of the
week ON business.
DR.. and Mrs. w. III. Wessclhoeft OF
/ Boston We're over Sunday visitors at
/ the Brooks house.
NJ. =. Austin returned To Spring
! field, Mass, Monday after spending a
week with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs II. C. Wilcox of Green
| field have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
$, Wilcox this week.
c. d. Whitman of Fishers Island
was a visitor at his former home here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs f. H. Putnam visited Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Reed in Colrain, Mass, the
latter part of last week.
Mrs, Stella Gi!kerson of Phladel-
phia, Pa, was guest of DIR. and Mrs.
f. G. Pettee over Sunday.
J. Harry Estey returned yesterday
after an extended business trip
through the south and west.
Mrs. c. d. Childs of wallingford.
VT, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. 5. w. Hubbard, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs of
Claremont, n. H., have been guests
of DR.. George f. Gale this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welcome and
Miss Sadie Merrill were in SPRING
field, Mass, Saturday and Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Il. Bond left
yesterday for Atlantic City, n. j.,
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. j. G, Ullery returned Friday
from Washington where she sustained
a severely sprained ankle last week.
Frank l.. Hunt has been in. New
York city this week to attend spec
ial meeting of the National Novelty
company.
Mrs. s. w, Edgett, Miss Mary Don
nell and Mrs. w. f. Neal went to New
York city Tuesday to attend the mil
linery openings
John Peck resumed work as bag
gage master on the narrow gauge
after a weeks absence an ac-
count of illness.
Emil Apfelbaum, former Brattle-
boro resident, sustained a fracture of |
one hip by a fall at the odd Fellows |
home in Ludlow Saturday.
Congressman and Mrs Kittredge |
Haskins returned Saturday from |
where they have been |
during the last session of congress.
John Grout and daughter returned |
to their home in Medford, Mass, yes
terday. having been in town to at
tend the funeral of Rev. Lewis Grout.
Miss Norris, the trained nurse who
has been staying at the Brooks house,
went the first of the week to Portland
Me-, for an extended visit with her
sister.
Miss May Moylan, who recently
graduated from the Albany business
college, has been acting as stenog-
'apher in Taylors insurance office
his week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Whitney went
o Boston Tuesday to attend the auto
mobile show, Mr. Whitney returned
oday but Mrs. Whitney will spend {
week with friends in Boston and vi '
Unity.
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson came {
Wednesday from Roxbury, Mass, |
where she has been spending the win
er with her daughter, Mrs. ], c. J
Knapp. q
The engagement is announced of
EDWARD o. Burton of South Lancas- 7
er. Mass, to Miss Mary Howe of T
Mr. Burton is manager 7
the perforated metal department of
he Clinton Wire Cloth company of r
linton. Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Schuyler Johnson of n
oston have been visiting in town this
eek. Mr. Johnson, who was formerly T
the local post office, is now in the :
lsurance business in Boston. He is
ice president of the Brattleboro -
company.
DR. George X. Roberts will move y y
pril from Canal street to the Burn :,
am house on Main street. S. X. Dem :,
son. who has been occupying the -
urnham house for the past few "
onths, will move into the Carleton
ouse on Canal street vacated by DR. c.
oberts d.
Roger P. Donaghue of Holyoke, y, ~
ass, well known in Brattleboro, has w
zen chosen member of the Mas ~
democratic state central
mmittee. Mr.. Donaghue has figured
ominently in democratic politics in
estern Massachusetts for the past (