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

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Hobart Is. whitaker went TO Boston
yesterday on business.
ID. A. Elliot Of White River June
ton visited I'm town yesterday.
Dan c, Webster of New York city
was In town Saturday on business,
H. G. Pearson of Fitchburg, Mass.
was an over Sunday visitor In town.
clinton Hall of Dover is Ill ut the
home of his sister Mrs. w. II. Banks
Harry p. Greene was at home from
Cornell university the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden re-
turned Sunday from their trip to
Florida.
Rev, Father Long of Proctor has
been visiting at his former home here
! this week
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn went to
Concord, n. H., yesterday to visit her
mother.
! Mrs w. p. Jones returned yester-
day after spending two weeks in Ded-
ham, Mass.
DR.. W. n. Thompson of Hartford,
Conn.,, spent Sunday with his family
at Linden lodge.
DR.. James c. Austin of Spencer,
Mass, has been visiting at his home
here this week.
John Bisset, who has been critically
i'll with pneumonia at the Brattleboro
house, is improving.
David Carey has been unable to at
tend to his duties as baggage master
this week on account of illness.
A. II. Hines and Miss Annie Kir-
wan went to Washington Wednesday
to spend several days.
Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel Pierce, is improving after her
severe illness with pneumonia.
Miss Zetta Weld returned Wednes
day after spending several days with
relatives in Charlestown, N. III.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker have been
in Bristol, n. H., this week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prescott.
John Retting, ST., left yesterday
morning for Southern Pines, N, c.,
where he will spend several weeks.
DR.. John j. McGrath of New York
city was in town Monday to operate
at the Brattleboro memorial hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood entertained
the Gasenda club at her Canal street
home yesterday afternoon and even
ing
Miss Mary Martin went to North
ampton, Mass, yesterday to spend a |
week with her brother, Daniel Mar
tin
Mrs. j. j. Estey and Mrs. j. G. I'll |
lery went Wednesday to Washington |
to remain until after the Inaugural
ton.
n uxy1n 4. in
Saturday to attend the
funeral of Judge and Mrs. Jonathan
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood of
Boston are visiting at the home of Mr..
parents on South Main
street.
Miss Agnes c. Duggan of Worces-
Ter, Mass, has been a visitor at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Austin this
week.
Charles A. Harris, treasurer of the
savings bank, is in Chica-
20 and other western cities on bust
less trip.
William Kennedy of Altoona, n. T., |
md Carroll White of Williamsburg, {
Mass. have entered the employ of ]. !
J. Mellen
Col. j. GRAY lssity, captain H. w.
iibson and Lieutenant C. II. Davis |
vent to Burlington Monday to attend c
he officers school.
Miss Frances L. Knapp, a teacher :
n the Mortified Mass, schools, was :
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred S.
might over Sunday.
Fred Cox, night operator at the
epot, left yesterday for Newcastle,
inIy h. Lad
y the illness of his sister.
Miss Florence Sprague, who has h
cen the guest of Mrs. ]. Harry Es- e.
" for two weeks, returned to her b
ONE in New York city Monday. d
James Dunleavy has finished work u
Hartford, Conn.,. and is spending p
'veral days in atown before going to
Me- where he has an ex q
.llent position re
Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler and e. L. s.
'aterman went to Rutland Monday 10
attend the February session of u,
nited States circuit court which Ia
nvened there Tuesday. ri
Harry Fairfield, who has been IS
ending several weeks with relatives dc
nm, where he will take course la
treatment in sanatarium. pr
Mrs. Frank j. Mains is recovering co
pm the operation for appendicitis of
lich she underwent last week. Her m
FAINT son, who has been critically i'll an
tn pneumonia is improving. hu
Mrs. William Tanning of this town ~ ~.
d Miss Nichol Of Montreal, who has c cr
en- a guest at the Tanning farm 20
ring the winter, have been spend Nv Nv
: the week in New York city. ~
Rev. and Mrs. F. II. Means of Win of
ester, Mass, were guests of Rev. III
d Mrs. H. r. Miles over Sunday, las
: Means occupying the pulpit Of no
: Congregational church Sunday Fo
'rning. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haywood of pr,
troit. who were called here last tn,
elk on account of the illness of Mrs. de
woods mother, Mrs. George Cut SUI
returned to their home Monday, the
s. Cutler being much improved. nu
Mrs. T. W. Eason is staying with thS
,rren Eason on Green street during ma
absence of his housekeeper, Kate lat
essy, who has been called to Keene, IN
H., on account of the critical i'll tie
IS of her niece, Miss Florence Ores Tor
ma