Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
BrattlebOrO Local
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,


urday.
r.. d. y. Stowe was in Springfield. Mass
, Saturday.
II. 3. Childs went to New York Sunday o
q business trip.
Miss Retta Howe was at her home In il
, maica over Sunday,
Arthur shaughnessy OF Bellows Falls wa
In town Wednesday.
Clyde Chamberlain has entered the emplo
OF Durham Brothers.
A. II. Hunt Of Nashua, N. H., was in tow
yesterday on business
Mr.. and Mrs William Chase have returne
from their wedding trip,
William Cain and Miss Bessie Cain yisite,
In Bennington last week.
Miss Emily Clapp has returned from
ten days visit In Boston.
Arthur Coburn has moved from orgsi
street 10 Western avenue.
Miss Grace Morse was an over Sunday Wis
itor In Townshend with relatives.
Miss Helen Leahy has entered the emplo!
Of Durham Brothers as stenographer.
Master Stanley Fits Is in Montpelier with
his father, Atty. Gen Clarke O. Fits.
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell factory.
Attorney General Clarke C. Fits was a
his home over Sunday from Montpelier.
Francis Megrath recently spent two weeks
with his daughter, Mrs, G. Z. Lockwood.
Mrs. Paul Willis has rented her tenement
TO Mr.. Eddy. formerly Of Bennington, n. II.
Miss Hattie Young returned home Monday
after stay of three months in Burlington.
Miss Ruth Callahan goes tomorrow to spend
Sunday at her home In Charlestown, n. II.
! Mrs. +. f. Reynolds and children left to.
day to join Mr., Reynolds in Rochester, N. Y.
| G.. 4. Jennison Of Minneapolis Mimi, was
in town Saturday on business with f. Cros'
| by 4 Co.
John Manley Of Dorset is spending a few
weeks with his son. John Marley jr., Of
this town.
John Lynch and daughter, Margaret Wis.
tied relatives in Holyoke, Mass the first Of
the week
Louis Carpenter, who has been at work in
this town tuning pianos, went to Bellows
Falls yesterday.
r. W. Eason, who has been at Governors
Island, n. Y, the past two months returned
home yesterday.
Robert Mitchell, clerk in the local Office Of
the American Express company, is taking a
weeks vacation.
Miss Theresa Dinsmore has returned to
her duties at the Brooks house after a six
weeks vacation.
Col. H. T.. Taylor went to Montpelier
Tuesday to attend the celebration in honor Of
Gen. l.. A. Grant,
Arthur Rohde is taking weeks vacation
from his work in the furniture store Of
Moran & company.
Maj. f. ". Childs aud his nephew, +. A.
Childs Of Wilmington, took an auto trip TO
Burlington Monday
Miss Bessie Chatacld of New York city
is spending few days in town. the guest Of
Miss Emily Clapp
W. H. Hartford of the O a. Gibbs Shoe
company of Dover. y. H., was in town on
business Wednesday.
Miss Emma Hilliard OF Mortified Farms
Mass, is spending a week with her aunt
Mrs. George Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Darling OF Seneca
Falls, n. Y, visited their niece, Mrs. c. Z.
Lockwood, last week
James F. Hooker was in Montpelier yes.
terday attending the meeting Of the Vermont
Fish and Game league.
W. F. Root has been in Montpelier during
the week on business connected with the
state board OF pharmacy.
Benjamin Harris, employed in the store Of
Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt. was at his home
in Westminster over Sunday.
David s. Cary, baggage master at the local
station has moved from Vernon street to the
Carlton house on Canal street
John Morse has moved from Western ave-
nue. to the upper tenement in Mrs. A. q.
Cobb's house on Linden street
+. W. Gibson was home from Montpelier
over Sunday and returned to attend the leg
islatve session Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs James d. Hamilton have gone
to their home in Montreal after spending
several days in town with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward o'Connel OF Hol. |
yoke, Mass, were in town last Friday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Moran.
Miss Marion Wells returned to her home
in Chester last week. Miss Wells was for
merly o nurse in the Memorial hospital.
Ernest Arnold made a flying trip to Am |
herst Monday afternoon TO visit his brother |
s. Earle Arnold, returning the same day.
Andrew II. March and Mrs W. II. March !
OF shelburne Falls, Mass, spent the first part ,
OF the week in town. the guests of Hal March
Miss Nettie Whitney of West Halifax is in
town taking care of her sister, Mrs. S. H.
Mixer who has been i'll for the past three
weeks
Mrs. L. G. bort and Mrs. Frank Huntress
of Keene. n. H.. were in town last evening
attending the organ recital at the Baptist
church.
F. X. Brunette Of Worcester. Mass, for.
merly cashier in the local office OF the Amer
lean Express company, is spending few
days in town.
Miss Mary f. Horton returned Monday
from months vacation in New York city
and has resumed her duties with Z. l.. Hill
ireth company.
c. F. W. Cunningham, secretary of the
local Y. NJ. c. A.. attended a convention of
the Y. NJ. C. A. secretaries of the state in
Rutland Wednesday
Mrs. Glare Hoisington of Somerville, Mass.
trained nurse, returned to her home yester-
lay after spending several weeks in town on
professional business
J. G. Ullery and F. L. Houghton have
been in Worcester Mass. this week to at
end a meeting of the New England Holstein-
Eriesian Breeders club.
Dan F. Riley and H. A. Rscette returned
Monday from three days visit in Troy N. I
T.. where they were the guests of James ;
)avey and Edward Long. ;
Henry Atkins and daughter Marguerite re- {
urned Monday to their home in Lyons, N. " {
fter spending a week in town as the guests 5
# A. O. Alvord on Elm street.
Miss Florence Allen, who has been en- {
,loyed in the Phoenix Office for several weeks, ,
las gone TO Proctor to take position as :
eacher in the Proctor high school. :
DR.. James c. Austin of Spencer, Mass, {
nd John d. Austin railway postal clerk s
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