Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12

II ing the week IN Town. the guest OF M
\ parents,
T.. l.. Parker was in Hopedale, Mass, Mon
day to attend the funeral Of his uncle Newell
u y, Nelson.
Mrs. g. II. Bond left Monday morning foi
a visit with her sister IN Orange. Mass, foi
two weeks.
Mrs. G, H. Ryder went to East Windsor
HILL Conn. Wednesday TO visit at the home
Of her sister.
Mrs Albert Harvey has been called to New
York city on account Of the Illness Of her
son, Leon Harvey.
Miss stratton is on a vacation and Mrs
Thorn is staying with Mrs, Burnham while
she is absent
Miss Katherine Risey Of Hartford, Conn,
is spending the week with Mrs, G. 4. McRae
ON Canal street
Col J, Gray Esiey and William +. Haskell
were present at the automobile races on Long
Island Saturday.
Mrs Olive Sargent and daughter, Miss
Abbie Harwood, are visiting relatives in
Springfield Mass.
Mrs. C. W. Durham returned Friday from
Boston, where she went TO attend the wed.
ding Of relative.
William Chase. formerly employed In the
Durham Brothers
\ Dr. w. II. Lane went to Barre Wednesday
To attend the annual meeting Of the Vermont
State Medical society.
Edward Morse OF this town and brother
Frank Of Boston are camping near Straiion
/ pond on a hunting trip.
I Wilfred T. Root returned today from Mont.
/ pelier, where he attended a meeting Of the
state board Of pharmacy.
! Miss Edith Barnard Of East Hartford, /
Conn. has been the guest Of Miss Edith Gil |
key during the past week.
Mrs r. ". johnson Of Bernardston was
the guest Of Miss Ada Eddy Tuesday on her
way home from Bondyille.
George +. Foster returned yesterday after
visit Of two weeks at the home Of his
brother in Clarcmnnt n. II.
Harry wellman Of Burlington was an over.
Sunday visitor at the home Of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. H. P. welman.
George Hawkins has left the employ of
Freeman Scott and accepted a position in
Durham Brothers shoe store.
John W. Woodward Of Montreal returned
home Sunday after spending two weeks in
town the guest Of DR.. J. l.. Rathbone.
F. L. Houghton and ]. G. ullery have been
in Worcester, Mass, this week to attend the
Whitcomb Holstein.Friesan auction sale.
Atty. F. D. f. stowe was in Woodstock
Tuesday and Wednesday on business con.
nected with the Anderson bankruptcy case.
Miss Helen Fenton went Tuesday to Mont.
pelier to act as stenogrnpher for Attorney
General Fits during the legislative session.
Mrs Mavere;te Howe and Mrs. r. J. B.
Cudworth have returned from q visit with ,
Mrs, Howcs son, Guy Howe Of Athol, Mass.
Charles O'Connor has finished work for the
New England Telephone company and gone
to work a. night clerk al the Brooks house. !
Mrs. winfrid Hubbard left Wednesday for
Springfield, Mass, where she will be EN-. t
ployed by the Fisk Rubber company as a h
J. ]. Reed Of Mortified, Mass, is employed t
in Emerson's furniture store to take the v
place of Edward Russell. who has gone to
Newfoundland. Il
Miss Alice Dale Of Townshend visited va. 4
-ious friends in town Wednesday on her way
10 Ottawa, where she viii spend a year in
musical study. j,
Mrs. Albert J. Pullen Of Fond du Lac, +,
Wis, came to Brattleboro Tuesday on account h
u the critical illness Of her mother, Mrs.
William Mather. fl
Miss Mary Hooker has accepted a position Il
With the Bratteboro News company to take Of
he place of Miss Lillian Lavelle, who re.
igned last week. (,
Miss Mary f. Horton is spending several H
weeks in New York city Her place at f. L. W
Iidreth & Co.'S is being taken by Miss
'elic Eddy III
DR.. c. Il. Aldrich was in New York Tues. tn
ay, returning Wednesday night He went to mi
arre yesterday to attend the State Medical
ssociation meeting nm
Miss Mabel Stevens, who has been spend. pa
,g a week in Cheopee, Mass, has returned no
her duties as stenographer in, the New
ngland Farmer Office 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell of New York city en-
ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hunt over
lnday, Mr. Caldwell is one Of the officers wo
the National Novelty corporation. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Withheld of Grand
,rks, n D., who have just returned from
ay Of several months in Germany, have been
sitting in town a part of this week. Tso
Carlos r. Jones' superintendent of the jar
street railway, left Tuesday on ].
extended tour OF the west. He will visit Do
Montana. Colorado and California.
George II, Hail. who has been assisting in Mr.
king the census of Brattleboro, returned !
esday to Albany, n. Y, to resume his Mr.
Idies at the Albany Business college.
Ray Amidon and Arthur Roberts left Sun o,d
y afternoon a trip to New York. They n
mt on an excursion and will combine a -
sness with pleasure trip while absent. -
Rev. H. r. Miles has been in North Adams,
lss., this week to attend the meeting of the 7
lerican board Rev, G. o. Day. formerly of con
S town, presided at one OF the meetings bot
esday evening.
DR.. F. II. OConnor went yesterday to New IA,
TX ''.E' Where ne VIII tahe ooutse Vi 81 1IN Lou
Il be at home Saturdays and Sundays dur !
that time. "a, ,s.
II. N. INNS OF New YORK cltE' one Vi tne Mrs
,italists largely interested in the Twin -
tie Gas & Electric company, was in. town -
'terday on business, going from here to
yer, n. H. T.
Miss Marion NJ Rice, who has been travel =
: in Europe during the past four months, ~. Il
led from Rotterdam Saturday on the u :,
amship Nieuw Amsterdam and will prob .o,,
Y arrive in New York city Monday. T,
7. Willard Cobb attended the automobile Was
es on Long Island Saturday, the guest of 7,
cousin Liston G. Ketchum of New York 7,
y Mr. Cobb also saw the races at Brigh- son
Beach while away T,
invitations were issued Tuesday to the man
lding reception of Miss Lillian Lavelle Holl
James b. Hamilton of Montreal, Oct. 81. -
Hamilton is a travelling representative
the Bell Telephone company in Canada and
nerly lived in this town. tt
,barIes warrar and family moved this usua
* TO the house of William Morse on Elm weeb
,et Mr.. Warren has accepted position clud'
Stelmans machine shop. He has been and
,loyed for the past several years as fore TO h
in the cabinet shop in Putney. O., .,