Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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today on business,
y, W, Condor visited in Springfield
Mass, over Sunday,
J, q. ullery and y, W. Putnam went lt
Wilmington Saturday,
John Brosnahan was an over Sunday Wis
ior In Bellows Falls.
Or, p, ", o'connor and p, j, Fentor
will visit In Boston next week,
q. W. Hudson is visiting in West Leb
anon, n, H.. for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Caldwell and daurh
ter, Helen, spent Sunday in fIinsdale
Dr. c. II. Sholes Of Boston hiss been
guest at the Brooks house this week.
Florence Lamson returned to her schoo
in Brookline Mass, Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. James G, Austin Of Spencer Mass.
came TO Braitleboro today for short visit
Mrs, Ada Bailey and daughter, Gertrude
are visiting relatives In Fitchburg, Mass
S. A. Daniels left Wednesday on three
weeks business trip through franklin eoun
~.
W. Z. Haskell accompanied by V, o
Jones, went to Northampton in his auto Tues
day,
Mrs. Ellen Tudor is recovering from an
operation al the Bratueboro Memorial hos
pital.
c. D. Bradley OF Utica, n. y, has been
a guest at the Brooks house q part OF this
week,
Joseph G. Taylor returned Wednesday to
his home in Boston after visit in Brat.
tleborc.
Col H. T. Taylor returned Saturday from
a trip to Washington d. G., on post office
business.
Miss Johanna Brosnahan Of Springfield,
Mass. has been visiting her sisters in town
this week.
for New York city for a visit with her son,
Ralph Reed
Hal March went to Portland Ne, Mon.
day to attend the wedding Of his brother,
Ernest March.
Isaac n Spencer OF Keene, " H.. has
| been visiting his brother, Porter c. Spen.
Ger, this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs, c, b. Lamson go tomorrow
to Hyde Park, Mass, TO visit their son,
Rev Guy Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E, Walker go to
New York city tomorrow for two weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. W f. Haskell and son William,
went to New York city Tuesday morning
for treatment Of the latier's eye.
Mrs Agnes H. Baker and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Baker, OF Cleveland o., have been
spending the week at the Brooks house.
Mr., and Mrs. John T. Kaine returned Fri.
day from weeks visit in Amherst and
Holyoke, Mass, and New Haven, Conn.
BERTHE Caldwell returned home Sunday
after spending several weeks in Hinsdale
with his grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Brooks.
Fred A. Spencer, son Of P. c. Spencer,
underwent an operation for appendicitis at
the St. Vincent hospital in Worcester Mass,
Tuesday
Miss Katherine Dunleavy, stenographer in
the office Of the Vermont Farm Machine com
pany at Bellows Falls, visited at her home
here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller returned We'd
nesday to Omaha, Neb., accompanied by
Miss Genevieve Slate, who will spend the
summer with them.
James Sullivan, who has been employed
in Greenfield. Mass, for several months, has
accepted position in the press room Of the
Bellows Falls Times.
b. F. Hoyt Of Guelph, Ont, has been Wis. |
iiing his father.in-law, A. V. May, this |
week Mr.. Hoyt is thinking OF buying
farm in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kimball Of Clyde, o., |
have been visiting relatives in town this /
week, Mr.. Kimball is superintendent Of the I
Clyde Kraut company
Capt. J. Harry Estey who has been in
Europe for nearly three months in the in
terests OF the Estey Organ company, will
sail for home next Tuesday.
A. p. simonds, l. d. Bailey, G. b. Gro
well, f. r. Mathison and George NJ. Clay
have been in Burlington this week to at.
tend the meetings Of the Masonic fraternity
here.
David S. Carey has been spending the
week with relatives in Gardner, Mass. He
will return Monday with Mrs Carey and
laughter, who have been visiting there for
wo weeks.
Mrs NJ A. Reed and granddaughter,
Ethel, went Tuesday to Burlington, Kings
county, N. s., to live with Mrs. Reed
laughter, Mrs Austin Best, formerly Miss
Alta Reed of this town.
Mrs. W. H. Lane and son Richard, who
lave been spending three weeks with friends
n Readsboro, VT, Holyoke and Chicopee,
lass, returned Monday. DR. Lane spent
sunday with Mrs. Lane in Holyoke.
Prof. B. G. wilkins closes his office at
3ratteboro Saturday night and will go
way for rest and vacation. Prof. wilkins +;
anticipates a sea voyage and will necessarily i
re away about three months. after which he
viii return to Brattleboro and resume his
ractice.
Dr. and Mrs. c. r. Aldrich, DR.. and Mrs v
!. L. Pettee and Mr.. and Mrs, II. c. Rice Il
eturned Tuesday from stay of eight days d
: Middledam, Me-, fishing resort on the h
.angeley lakes. The party had excellent a
lex, both in trolling and fly fishing Sc 7
lring excellent strings of trout and salmon T
ally. DR.. Aldrich and Mr. Rice each r
aught salmon weighing six pounds, while y
r. Pettee took two square tailed trout that
eighed FIVE pounds each Major F. W.
hilds and r. S. Childs of this town, A.
7, Childs of Manchester, N. H., Schuyler
ohnson of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs Walter 9
Bishop of New Haven, Conn, went to ;,
iddledam Tuesday for a 10 days outing. -
P. W. Clement, independent candidate for "
,vernor of Vermont said at Barre yester i,
~ that he would now take personal charge \,
his canvass, H. l.. Hindley assisting him. y,
discussing measures and issues, he said =,
lat he considered state administration of h,
eater Importance than other things men. -
1ned. He had only recently succeeded in n,
eing the vouchers in the state auditor y
fee and ii took long time to go over i,
EN-. He said business of 100000 was "A
me at the house of correction at Rutland %
ID not pencil of Vermont auditor 70
uched the bills. There is graft there ga
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