Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Arthur Monroe returned yesterday
| from Wesleyan university.
Rev. NJ. j. Carmody visited In Rut-
land Wednesday and Thursday,
Theodore Kirkland OF Holyoke,
Mass. has been visiting In town this
| week
Miss Ruth Adams was In pittsheld'
Mass, yesterday to attend the wed-
ding OF school friend
Miss Mary A. Clark of Bedford. N.
Y. was guest Of Mrs. w. II. Lane
over Wednesday night.
Miss Carolyn l.. Clark returned
Tuesday from Claremont. N. H., ana
will go tomorrow To Boston FOR Il
visit.
Mrs. l.. II. Stellman and daughter
Gladys returned Monday from ~
DAYS visit In Worcester, Mass, ana
surrounding towns.
ID. $. Carey was in New London.
Conn, yesterday to act as conductor
on one of the observation trains at
the Yale Harvard boat race
Mrs. Cora Fox and her daughter.
Mrs Charles Clark and daughter OF
New York city are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. Pettee.
Mrs. washington Manley and daugh-
ter Miss Evelyn Manley. OF New YORK
city were In town Monday to attend
the burial service of Augustus $. Je-
rome.
C. II. Thompson has been In New
York city this week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor left today
for Watch Hill Conn. to spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Scott ana
daughter, Miss Adele Scott, or Bos-
ton, Mass. have been guests OF Df'
and Mrs. w. II. Lane and of Mrs
Martha Tyler.
Carl Hollender and John Kane have
returned from Amherst college TO their
homes in this town. The former leaves
Wednesday on nshing trip TO 'he
Canadian woods.
e. o. Marion returned to his home
in Barre Monday after spending some
time in this town. Mrs Marion re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
memorial hospital.
Mrs A. L. Peters of Windsor, for
merly Miss Nellie Clark of this town.
visited here yesterday. She was
compositor in the Reformer office
about 20 years ago.
lev leave this week for Brant Rock,
Mass. where they will be employed as
Mattresses in the Peace Haven hotei
during July and August.
J. Melvin Thurber has returned
from Colgate university where he
graduated last week and will go 1t
once to Weston to take charge OF
church there during the summer
sydney Miller of Omaha, Neb.. who
has been spending the past several
weeks in the east. was in town the
first of the week to attend the burial
of the late A. S. Jerome of Hartford.
Conn
J. II. Burke. H. B. Haus, +. J. La
velle, Joseph Martin, Leon Young.
Charles Mann. John Dunleavy and j,
J. Eckels were in Rutland yesterday
to attend the meeting of the knights
of Columbus in that city.
Miss Marion NJ Rice, who sailed
from New York, June 81. on the Gotta
di Milano of the Italian line, will lana
i'm Naples next Wednesday. She Will
spend the summer on the island OF
Capri, making trips from there TO va
rious points in Italy
Judge f. L. Waterman, Miss Alice
Waterman, Mrs. d. p. Webster ana
Miss Alice Butterfield sail tomorrow
from New York on the steamship st.
Paul of the American line for sum-
mer in Europe with the Temple party
conducted by Rev, F. e. Marble, for
merly of this town, They will land at
Plymouth England. and after spend
ing some time in that country. pro-
coed to France, then 10 Italy, Swltz-
eriand, Germany Holland and Bel
GUM. returning to this country carry
in September.