Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Il liz ~. ABDUL VI SpTlIlSlltlu, W.. fiiS
been In town this week on business.
Col Thomas Harmon of Bennington
has been visiting in town this week.
DR.. j. S. Hill and daughter of Bel
lows Falls were in town yesterday.
A. +. Schwenk has been in Will
mington this week on legal business,
Mrs Robert Wheeler has been in
Millers Falls, Mass, a part of the
week.
Charles Chaplin of Boston has been
visiting at his former home here this
week.
Mrs. George Fitzsimmons of Jersey
City has been visiting in town this
week.
Miss Pauline Jenne is at home from
Mt. Holyoke college to spend the spring
vacation.
Mrs, J. G. Estey has been visiting
at her former home in Peabody, Mass
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Flagg. jr, of
Greenfield have been visiting in town
this week.
Miss Adeline Warner was in Green
field Tuesday to undergo an operation
on one eye.
James II. Allen went to New York
city Monday to spend the remainder
of the week
Mrs. Cora Fox of New York city is
visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
f. G. Pettee.
Mrs. E. L. Parker and daughter, Mrs.
| J. r. Ryder, were in Amherst Mass,
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. r. Fisher and family will
Crosby block.
Mrs. A. b. Hall went to New York
city Tuesday to spend several days
with relatives.
Miss Emily Perkins and Miss Lillian
Manning of Rutland are visiting in
town this week.
Miss Ruth L. Adams is. at home
from Abbot academy to spend two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles j. Reach was called to
Townshend Wednesday to attend the
funeral of a relative.
Ralph Chamberlain was called to
Greenfield Sunday on account of the
illness of his mother,
Charles A. Harris and l.. F. Adams
left yesterday on a business trip to
Rutland and Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ullery have taken
rooms at the Brooks house where they !
viii remain for several months.
The Canal street So club held its an
nual supper at the Melrose hotel in |
West Brattleboro Wednesday eve
ming
Mrs. Charles r. Hawley and son of I
Gardner Mass, have been visiting at /
the home of Mrs. II. p. Freeman this
week
Marshall 'Noyes and Clarence Ten
ney of Norwich university have been
spending a portion of the week in
town.
Miss Marion Rice came home from
Smith college Wednesday to spend two
weeks vacation with her brother. Fl. I
c. Rice.
Peter Watts of Providence, r. l., New
England agent for the Standard Oil h
company, was in town Wednesday on
business.
William j. Hastings, a member of
he Willimantic, Conn, police force,
was in town Tuesday on his way to
Montreal.
Mrs. C. w, Reed of Colrain, Mass,
md nephew, Kinson Doak, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Putnam
his week
Miss Alice Waterman is at home
rom Cambridge, Mass, to spend a
week with her parents, Judge and Mrs. ,
:. L. Waterman.
Miss Florence Howe is home from I
Iighclff Hall school at Yonkers, n. ]
L, for an indefinite period on account t
# trouble with her eyes. a
Mrs. Alice Landry. president of the /
tate Rebekah assembly, was in Mill q
on Friday to attend the institution of |
angola lodge of that town.
Leland Carleton was one of the COM !,
littee which had charge of the inter- o
lass track meet at the University of = :
'ermont Monday evening. r.
Miss Annie Rooney has finished work h
)r the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell ov- D
rail- company and returned to her
ONE in North Walpole, N. H. o.
Mrs. C. D. Childs returned Wednes- n
ay to her home in Wallingford, VT, g
fter spending two weeks with her re
aughter. Mrs. S. w. Hubbard. a.
Charles Allen, formerly employed in g
lie local office of the American express "
,mpany, returned Monday from Fon- se
/, N. Y, where he has been employed. q
w. B. Goodrich of New Haven, CT, ",
III miss INtllle NIOOuTlCH u NeWlOll, / RI
ass, were in town over Sunday on en-
count of the serious illness of their r.
other, Mrs. Ellen Goodrich. n =,
E. W. Gibson started yesterday on a r,
ip to Batesburg, n c., on business s,
with the hotel which syn r,
cate of local men is building at Sum- III
erand a suburb of Batesburg.
Mrs. Harry Currier who has been ne
ending two weeks with her sister. w;
RS. M. Austin, jr., returns to her
me in Oswego, N. Y, tomorrow. RI
Horace letters of Springfield Mass, Nj
II take the place of w. b. Crombie NJ,
superintendent of e. L. Hildreth &
mpanys plant Mr.. LETTERS will
ing his family here Immediately.
Henry K Willard of Washington. D. IT,
and Mrs. S. d. Dickinson of ,,,a
Mass, were at the Brooks
use Tuesday, having come to Vernon
tn the body of Mrs George Howe. er,
Miss Elizabeth Starr Chatfield OF sta
w York city, niece of Mrs. G. II. VIII
ipp of this town, has a story entitled r
! Lovers of Clochette in the March cid
mber of the Red Book of Chicago. Re
and Mrs. Kittredge Tu
skins, Mrs. f. W. Childs. Miss Ruth fro
lids. w. H. Childs and r. S. Childs the
re in Wilmington last Friday to at 7
Id the funeral of the late A. L. bul
lids. sta
Attorney General c. c. Fits went -, :.
esday to Burlington where he ap- oe
Ired before the grand jury We'd "'
;day, going thence to Bloomfield, in a
sex county. to investigates a MIR age
case an6
gro
h. Cromble goes 10 worcester, hay
S., today to begin his new duties aca
catalogue builder Tor the Bianchard sch
SIS. Mrs. Crombie and daughter n
Spand cpyprol waelyS in Cpr;po-