Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


town Tuesday.
Miss Abbic Pratt went to Boston yesterday
to spend two weeks.
Miss Helen Crosby went to Hartford Conn.,
Monday, for a few days
James lard has moved from .Esleyviile to
a tenement in Cutler block.
Miss Nina Cain .g;ayes tomorrow for two
weeks visit In burlington,
II. l.. March returned Saturday from 10
days stay at sunapec lake,
Tracy Leonard Of Bellows Falls Is VISIT
ing Ia town FOR a few days.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cook have returned
from a visit in Nashua, n, H.
Mrs. George c. Ayerll is the guest OF Mrs
George Clapp At spoiford lake,
Willie Foster has returned from Walpole
n. H., where he spent his vacation.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs goes to New York city
Monday for a vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Lola Il. johnson is spending the
week ut her home In West Brattleboro'
Miss Minnie o'connor leaves Saturday for
a visit at her home In New Market N IL.
George NJ. Clay returned Tuesday from
Wells Beach, Me, where he spent 10 days.
J. +. Mann has returned from New York
where he has been for week buying goods
Mrs. T. Hannifan and daughter May OF
Chieopee Falls is visiting her uncle, p Gut
heen,
Mrs. Addie c. Pike Of bridgeport Conn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Arvine Pike, this
week.
John l.. Knowlton Of Lowell, Mass, has
4. Z. hs,Fua h0F
week
Mr.. and Mrs J. D, Eaton Of Springfield
were the guests OF Col L. d. Taylor over
sunday
Miss Annie Heaphy leaves Friday for New
York to visit her brother, DIR. Lawrence
Heaphy.
Mrs. f. L. Parker, who has been at her old
home in Claremont, y. H., all summer has
returned.
George Rice has returned from a 10 days
vacation spent at weirs, \. H., and Lake
winnepesaukee.
Miss Amy Van Dorm returns to Boston
saturday after spending two months here
with her mother.
George Barre Of Readsboro has accepted
position in the wholesale department Of
Dunham Brothers'
Herbert Mack returned home Tuesday from
Ascutneyville. where he has been employed
during the summer,
c. s. stockweIl has gone this week to
Boston, where he has position In vet
Urinary hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Annis Of 81. Johns
bury have been spending week with MT
and Mrs Glenroy Smith.
yern Winchester leaves Monday for east
ern Pennsylvania, whore he will travel In the
interests Of Durham Brothers.
Mrs. Ada Chamberlain and daughter. Miss
Marguerite Chamberlain. Of Somerville. Mass
will spend Sunday with Mrs. G. H. Smith.
Mrs. p. L. Shea, son John Of New York
city and Miss Margaret Dermody Of Derby
Conn., are spending several days in town
Miss Tcnnerife Temple and brother Tru
man Of WATERFOWL, Mass, formerly OF Brat
tleboro, are spending some time at the lake
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Greene return to-
morrow from their cottage at spofford lake
where they have been for the past six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Durham and son and
Miss Helen Leonard return tomorrow from
an outing of a month at Salisbury Beach
Mass
Miss Pauline Lang has returned from
two weeks visit In Meriden, Conn.,, with her
uncle. Edgar williams, formerly Of Brattle
boro.
Miss Edith stolte, Miss Meta stOlte and
Miss Annie Lamb return Monday from Wells
Beach. Ne. where they have been spending
two weeks.
Mr.. Cady and Miss Ernestine Cady re-
turned to northampton Tuesday Miss Err
nestine Cady has been spending her vacation
at Charles simonds'.
Walter sturges went Tuesday to Hartwell
willie. where Mrs sturges has been visiting
relatives. They will make a visit to New
York city before returning
Mrs. Arthur Childs and daughter Helen OF
Manchester, N H., who have been spending
the summer at the Melrose house in West
Brattleboro. have returned to their home
Miss Katherine Calvin went Saturday to
New York city to work In Erskine's mil.
linery establishment. Mrs. G. H. Smith will
ioin her next week to buy her stock OF fall
millinery.
Miss Cretie Turner OF Turner'S Falls spent
last week in town visiting her parents she
left Monday for Wilbraham, Mass where she
win spend few days before returning to
Turner's Falls.
Z. f. Reynolds, who for the past three
years has been editor Of the New England
Farmer, leaves Monday to accept similar
position with the Farm Stock Journal OF
Rochester, y. Y. During his residence in
this town Mr. Reynolds has proved himself
capable newspaper man and has won many
friends by his sterling qualities.
Mr.. c. w. Stewart has just returned from
visit to his old home in Brattleboro, Vt.
While away he also visited Boston and New
York. where he purchased one of the largest
and handsomest lines of pianos ever brought
TO this section of the country. Mr.. Stewart
saws he has been talking for Batesburg ana
the Summerland hotel. He believes this to
be the finest place in the world to spend the
winter and thinks that the tourist of the
north are becoming greatly interested in
Batesburg and the probability Is that me
coming winter will bring many new visitors
to Bateshurg. We are indeed glad to welcome
Mr. Stewart back. He has many friends here
who are glad to give him shake of the
hand Mr. Stewart had a most enjoyable SO.
iourn in the north, but says there is no place
like Batesburg, s. c., to spend the winter
Bateshurg Is. O. Advocate, Aug. II.
Among the automobilists who stopped at
the Brooks house this week are the follow.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Rollins and r. W.
Rollins, ir, of Hartford Conn; Mr. and
Mrs II. j. Park Of New York, Mr. and Mrs
y. H. Stabb of Peekskill, n. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. II. Hunt of Port Chester, N. Y; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Swazey. s. c. Woodman and G. L. |
Robinson of New York; Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Nelson, Miss Alice Nelson and Ernest /
e. Nelson of Boston; MIR. and Mrs. Wilcox,
Miss Florence Wilcox and Miss Mary w. VIII |
cox of Athol, Mass; Mrs. O.. H. Pinkham,
Miss W. f. Pinkham, Miss E. B. Pinkham,
A. w. Pinkham and Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Pinkham of Lynn, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs 6.