Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

wednesday ON business.
Ebert Hall was visitor in Gardner
Mass, Monday and Tuesday.
Il. l.. Parker visited relatives in
Claremont, N. H., over Sunday.
Frank T. Barber was in Bellows
Falls the first part of the week.
Mrs. C. N. Moran fell on the ice re-
Gently and sustained severe bruises.
James Coleman of Keene, N. H., was
visitor in Brattleboro Wednesday.
A. H. Hunt and A. +. Roberts have
been in Boston this week on business.
Mrs. George b. White went Wednes.
day to Syracuse, N. y, to visit re-
atives.
Mrs, John Long has been confined to
her home on Cedar street this week by
illness.
c. c. Fits went yesterday to Boston
to spend the remainder of the week on
business.
+. W. Gibson returned Wednesday
from Batesburg, S. c., where he spent
two weeks.
Rev Thomas J. Gaffney of Rutland
was a guest of Rev. NJ. J. Carmody
Wednesday.
Miss Lena Aher and Miss Kate Carey
visited in Bellows Falls the latter part
of last week
Carl Leitsinger vent Wednesday to
Fitchburg, Mass. to play in the or
chestra there.
Mrs. +. X. Lyon has returned from
n visit at the home of her sister in
Chicopee, Mass.
c. b. Fish, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia the past week, is
more comfortable.
f. w. Putnam has been in Mont
pelier, Burlington and st. Adams this
week on business.
Alice, Ruby and Bradford Mettey
have gone this week to st. Michael s
school in Winooski.
Mrs Charles Pettee returned to her
home in Boston Tuesday after a visit
of several days in town.
F. L. Samson cut off the end of one
thumb on a surface planer at the Estcy
organ factory this week.
John Phillips of Keene, N. H., has
moved to Brattleboro and is working
in the S. A. Smith factory.
Miss Pauline Fisk returned Friday
to New York city after spending the
holidays at her home here.
Miss Harriet Bemis has returned to
Boston, where she is attending the |
Bryant q Stratton business college.
Miss Mabel f. Learnard of Cush-
man, Mass, visited her cousin, Miss |
Bertha Mixer, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Margaret Martin returned Wed,
nesday to Wellesley, Mass, after spend
ing the Christmas vacation at her home
here.
T. l.. Hunt has been in New York and
this week on business con
nected with the National Novelty cor
poration.
John Heaphy returned Monday to
New York city after spending two
renee Heaphy.
Frank Hildreth, who was injured by
a fall in the Centerville skating rink
last week, has been out on crutches the
past few days.
Miss Nellie Hennessy of Bellows Falls
visited Miss Lena Aher Monday on her
way to the Bermudas where she will
spend the winter
Miss Nina Bell, who is staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lang on
Frost street, has been seriously i'll with
m abscess this week.
Miss Marion NJ. Rice left yesterday
sor Philadelphia where she will visit ,
several weeks before going to Cleve
and, Chicago and Minneapolis.
Francis Wyman, who for some time
las been suffering with pulmonary ,
has gone to the Pembroke,
\. H., sanatorium for treatment. :
Mrs. G. W, Hooker and Miss Eliza q
beth Frost returned Monday from Yon
lers, n. Y, where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lansingh.
United States Marshal Horace w.
Bailey of Newbury was in town We'd /
lesday on official business, going from t
lere to Hartford, Conn, yesterday. /
Wales Holden entertained a number '
# his young friends at his home on /
)ak street Monday evening, the occa- c
ion being his 18th birthday .anniver- !:
airy. i
Rev. P. j. Long of Proctor, who I'M !,
lerwent an operation at the Farren :,
ospital in Montague, Mass, last week, i
S now visiting at the home of his =
mother,
Dan Aher, who visited in Springfield, r
lass, the first of the week, was called b
o White River Junction Wednesday R
n account of the death of his brother, u
ieorge Aher. r
Malcolm Crawford of Northampton, t;
lass, was in town Tuesday to visit his g
lother, who has been seriously i'll with Z
neumonia at the home of her daugh- S
er, Mrs. Edward Saunders. lc
P. L. Shea went yesterday to New 81
'ork city where he will act as sales HI
ian for Durham Brothers. Mrs. Shea p
nd son will 60 soon to Bridgeport, L
onn., to remain for a time with rela- III
YES. q
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irwin Hoy, who W W
ave been spending the past several -
eeks at the Brooks house, went We'd ~
esday to Chicago where they will re- e.
ain for a short time before going ~
lrther west.
Miss Christa Park gave a goose party
} the girls of the Brattleboro private :
hool Wednesday afternoon. The
7ent proved very enjoyable. Tomor-
wv afternoon tho ccbno1 will no on