Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Frank L. Reed OF Bernardston, Mass, wal
an er,sunday visitor in town.
y. b. Jones OF Chester. N. H.. was q Wis
itor In town the first Of the week.
Miss Kate Leonard OF Keene n H., Is
working at Hopkins restaurant.
BENJAMIN Devoe Of Remington spent the
week In town and attended the fair.
O. Il. Glidden is clerking for Henry Stock
well at Kendrick's hotel in Putney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Abbott Of Ludlow
were among those in town yesterday
u. j. Leonard OF Keene n. H., was a
guest OF Mrs. A. Hopkins Wednesday.
DIR. NJ j. Stoddard Of Springfield, Mass,
has been In town a part OF the week.
Miss Georgia Field of Leverett, Mass, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ella Stebbins
Charles shattuck Of Staten Island N. Y,
has been visiting his sisters this week,
Mrs W. A. Mills OF Barre is spending the
week at her mothers, Mrs, A. Hopkins
John +. Toomey Of Boston visited at the
home OF his mother the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Austin OF New York
city are visiting at Mrs, George II. Danyew's,
Roger p. Donoghue of Holyoke, Mass was
an over Sunday visitor with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Abbott Of Springfield,
w. have been spending the week in Brattle'
boro
Miss Louise Seeye of Hartford, Ct, was
an over Sunday visitor at her former home
here.
Louis s. Barnes of Claremont ~ H., spent
the first Of the week at his former home
here.
Miss Veronica o. Wilder OF keene, \. H.,
has been the guest OF Miss Abbe Pratt this
week.
Walter I. Warren Of Waterbury, Conn. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Powers Of New
York city visited in Brattleboro the first Of
the week.
Mrs Bert Seims returned Friday from
visit of several weeks at her old home in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
f. X Barrows has returned from a six
weeks trip to Vancouver, b. c., and other
western points.
George Sherwin of Keene, N, H., was
visitor at his former home here Wednesday
and yesterday.
Charles Chaplin of Boston, who formerly
lived in Brattleboro, was among the Valley
fair visitors.
Chalmers Holbrook left yesterday morning
for New Haven, Conn, where he will enter
Yale college.
Ernest S. Arnold returned Sunday from a
vacation of two weeks spent in West Stock
bridge, Mass.
Miss Rosetta Goddard of Providence, r. l.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Bertha Goddard,
for few days.
Miss Emily Mayo of Atlantic City, N. j., is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Ritter
Shea, this week.
Miss Lila B. johnson of Bernardston has
taken position in the millinery rooms Of
Miss Lulu J. Smith.
Samuel f. Arnold of Amherst college is
spending the week in town. the guest of DR..
and Mrs. A. I. Miller
Walter A. Dix, who is attending the Al.
bany Business college, was at his home in
this town over the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettee of Boston
have been guests at the home of Mrs. Pettee's
mother since Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Mann and daugh
ter and Paul Mann of Hinsdale returned from
Trenton, N. j., Friday.
Mrs p W. Guiheen and son William of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting at John Gui.
heen's on Washington street.
Miss Allie F. Morse returned Monday from
Bellows Falls where she had been the guest
for week of Mrs Ned Pierce.
E. F. Brooks of Gardner, Mass, formerly
station agent at Bratteboro for many years.
was visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood of Athol, Mass, spent
the week in town with their daughter Mrs.
Fred Weld, and attended the fair.
Mrs. j. H. Allen returned Tuesday night
,k.-o .l,a hna Iaaa linz
two weeks with Mr.. Allen parents,
Valley fair visitors at Mrs E. S. Robin
sons were Mr.. Hovey and Mr. King of Sut-
ton, Mass; Mr. Smith and daughter Of Col
rain, Mass
Miss Mabel Stevens is taking weeks va.
cation from the Office of the New England
Farmer and went today to Chlcopee, Mass,
for visit
Mrs Charles Nichols, accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs W. n Sawyer of Boston, left !
yesterday to spend several days in Spring.
field, Mass.
Miss NJ L. Blanchfeld entertained her ,,
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchfeld and her ,
aunt Miss Katherine Blanchfeld, of Amherst, d,
Mass over the fair. :
Guests this week at Cyrus Ramsdel's are /
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rockwell Miss Mabel !
A. Foster and George Woods of Stafford Q
Springs, Conn, and Miss Geneva Ramsdell OF
Munson, Mass.
Carroll a. Wood was confined to his home
on account of an abscess which formed in his
nose. 1t was necessary to lance the abscess |
and extract one tooth to bring relief.
Mrs Fred Reed and Miss Emma Noll of C
Hartford, Conn; Mrs. L. J. Huntley of North t
ampton, Mass, and W. J. Cady of Easthamp- s
ton, Mass, were among the fair visitors. h
Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and {
Miss Kittie Herlihy of Chicopee Falls Mass, ,
and NJ P Austin of Springfield, Mass, are q
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Austin. +
Clifton G. Hemenway, formerly of this ;,
town but now sporting editor of the New I
London Telegraph, is spending few days
with his parents in town on Clark street. II
Mrs. Harriet Webster Carey and Web =
ster, who have been summering at Bellows
Falls, are spending the week at Mrs. W. G.
MitcheI's before leaving for Virginia, where
they will spend the winter
Miss Anna Turner of Brattleboro, daughter
Of Chief of the Fire Department Cecil Turner,
who graduated at the Lucas school five years
ago, is spending few days with friends in
Greenfield. Miss Turner was for several
years stenographer for the Pillsbury Co. in
he Springfield office, but is now with the
Powers Mining Machinery company Boston.
Miss Ada E. Tufts of East Mortified, who
graduated few weeks ago. has been added
o the stenographic force in the Office of
Hooker Corser Mitchell company, Brattle-
school news in Greenfield Ga
ette.
The brothers and sisters of Mrs. +. s.
Morse took the opportunity of coming to the
Valley fair and having a family reunion, as
hey had not been together for several years.
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Johnson; the sons and daughters-Lieut.
ames IT johnson of Worcester Mass. Err