Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


In town this week on business,
sewal Morse Of Springfield Mass, wa
an over Sunday visitor In town.
Miss Rosetta Goddard returned Taesda.
from visit In Providence, X, !.
Harold Rogers Is at work for George Y
Crowell during the summer vacation.
Arthur white Of Schenectady, N. v, hal
been In town this week on business.
Attorney q. II. Thompson Of Bellows FALL
was a visitor In Brattleboro Saturday.
Walter Bartlett and family went to Sun
set lake yesterday for q weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Austin returned yesterday
from a six weeks stay In Boston, Mass.
Frank Rose OF Dayton, O., has been a
visitor at his former home here this week
r. o. Roby OF Franklin has begun work
In Z, Crosby & Co.'S storehouse this week
Mrs. 8. L. Lawton entertained a party Of
friends at a dance at Ridgewood last even
ing.
George L. Durham and family have gone
to Interyale, n. H., for a vacation Of three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. May returned satur.
day after wedding trip to Boston and vi
entity.
Paul Dinsmore OF New York city has
been visiting his aunt, Miss NJ. Z. Horton,
this week,
Mrs Gray Of Port Jeryis, n. Y, is visit
ing at the home OF her son. Harry Gray, on
Chase street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Houghton went Mon
day TO Pittsheld, Me-, TO spend a vacation
with relatives.
Miss Mary Ayerin Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at the home Of her brother,
George c. Averil
Mrs Hugh Riddell will return to her
home in Boston tomorrow after a visit with
Mrs. ]. A. Taylor.
DR.. and Mrs. Ned d. Goodhue OF Dayton,
o., were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Schwenk Saturday
sCol George II. Bond, doorkeeper in the
lobby of the national senate, returned Tues
day from Washington.
Daniel ]. Stolte, Charles stolte and L.
Guy Tasker go to Averil, w., next Fri
day for weeks fishing.
Thomas r. Guiheen is spending the week
with his two brothers, p. W. and NJ. J.
Guiheen, in New York city.
Miss Elizabeth White returned Saturday
from Plainfeld n. j., where she has posi-
tion as kindergarten teacher.
Mrs F. S. Gwyer and Miss Frances E.
Gwyer of New York city are spending two
weeks at the Brooks house.
Mrs Cressy and daughter, Miss Lulu
Cressy, have been spending the week at
their cottage at spofford lake.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Harvey Of New York |
city have been visiting Mr.. Harvey's pa
rents on Elliot street this week.
Edward T. Lines of Brooklyn, N. Y, has
been spending few days in town and is
visiting in Vernon and Guilford.
Mrs. Ryder and daughter of Plainfeld N
j., will occupy f. Burr Smiths tenement
on Green street during the summer.
B. souto of New York city, president of
the Brattleboro Cabinet company, was in
town the first of the week on business.
Congressman and Mrs Kittredge Haskins
returned Sunday from Washington, d. c.,
to spend the summer at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Kimball returned
to their home in Clyde, o., Thursday, Miss
Bertha Kimball accompanying them for 4
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Taylor OF Wash.
ington are expected in Bratteboro tomorrow
to remain for the greater portion of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs L, ]. Daniels of Spring
field Mass, have been visiting Mrs
Daniels's mother, Mrs. Harriet Dearborn,
this week. {
Oscar Marshall arrived in Brattleboro
Saturday from Dresden Germany, where he
has been with his mother and sister for sew.
eral months.
Tol- I
delegates to the meeting of the first district
If the Epworth League held at the Wers, N.
H., July as.
Miss Bertha Mixer returned Saturday !
from a three weeks visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Whitney, in
West Halifax. b
Mrs Adelaide Bovine of Flushing L. l., 5
md Miss s. w. Brainard of Hartford, d.
Jonn., are among the summer guests at the !
Brooks house.
Mrs. George o. Baker and daughters
Kisses Nellie and Mabel Baker of Selma,
lla,, at the Brooks house for stay
I several weeks.
M. j. Moran will go to Burlington next n
week to attend the annual meeting of the a
vermont State Undertakers' association, Of b
which he is president. a
Mrs. Agnes G. Baker and daughter Miss +,
Gertrude Baker, returned Monday to their y
ome in Cleveland after spending several II II
weeks at the Brooks house y
Joseph Soliday of Dedham, Mass, came "
'riday to join his family who are visiting W
t the home Of Mrs. soliday's mother, Mrs. It
V. P. Jones, on Oak street. Fl
James Dunleavy of Portland Me-, Miss
Dunleavy of Bellows Falls and
fiss Nellie Dunleavy Of Boston have been n,
isiting at their home here this week. n,
Will Carleton of Brooklyn, the well known in
ritter, was in town Saturday to consult q
nth his attorney, F. E. Barber, in regard ov
case now pending in the probate court to
Miss Helen Rohde, Miss Emily Clapp 81
[iss Tnez Goodale and Miss Blanche Drown II
ent yesterday to Spofford lake for stay &C
I several days at the Clapp cottage. III
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Furbush and Lee u u
airchild of New York city are guests at -
le Brooks house this week Mr. Fair. =
hid is well known lecturer and humor.
Miss Florence Welman, Miss Marguerite a.,
ucker, Miss Mary Croker, George Wellman, ~
oward Wellman and Miss Maud Stoddard
! Springfield, Mass, are spending the week
Sunset lake.
DR.. and Mrs. George Russell of Keene, N. d. D,
!, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
uech Wednesday. Julius Kuech came to r,
with them after spending sew NJ
al days in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Boodeson left Tues n.
" for Svea, Fla, where Mr.. Boodleson ta ~,
vns fruit farm. Mrs. Boodleson's maid W.
name was Mary Dker and she was mar w
ed in Springfield, Mass, last week Mon NJ,
".
DR.. A. l. Miller and family returned Sat ne
.daY from q 400.mile automobile trip i'