Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-26

Dan +. sheehan Of Rutland is working in
the pipe department Of the Estcy Organ
company.
| Fred Spencer Of Worcester tech" visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. p, c. Spencer
over Sunday.
Misses Bcrnice and Marion Allbce Of
Springfield were over Sunday guests Of Mrs,
T. G. spaulding.
Mr.. aud Mrs 4. +. Thomas who have been
spending three weeks in Cropsy, H., re.
turned yesterday
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. o. Robbins are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lord in Montpelier dur.
ing Ladies' week.
Miss Annie Taguc. who has been keeping
house for Rev. Fr Carmody, has returned to
Rouse's Point, y.
Miss Beatrice Emerson of the Northdeld
school was In town Monday, the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. W. b. Eddy.
$. A. Daniels has returned from business
trim Of several weeks in ST. Adams and other
towns in Franklin county
Herman Eddy was in Manchester looking
after legal business connected with large
timber interests last week,
Mrs. Fred Holcomb returned TO her home
in Meriden. Conn, Saturday. after weeks
visit with Mrs. J. p. Mack.
Mrs. 4. J. Pullen returned to her home in
North Fond du Lac Wis, Tuesday after
spending two weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank stockwell went to
Springfield. Mass, Thursday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Louis Massey
Mrs. Olive Sargent and daughter. Miss
Abbie Harwood returned Wednesday from
three weeks visit in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Hooker and Mrs
L. X. Fuller have been attending the Ladies
week festivities in Montpelier this week
Charles A. Boyden and John r. Ryder
went to Boston Tuesday on business con
nec,ed with the Brattleboro Trust company
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Hamilton are
spending a few days in town before continu.
ing to Montreal. where they will make their
home.
Herbert Swift Of Bennington attended the
Brattlehoro lodge anniversary exercises Tues
day as the guest Of his brother, Fred l.
Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Adams have been in
Montpelier this week to attend the festivities
in connection with Ladies week at the legis'
lature.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Barrett, who have
been living at High street have taken
rooms at the corner Of Church and Elliot
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Robbins of South ,
Hadley. Falls, Mass. are the guests Of Mrs.
T.. +. Coxson and Mrs. F. j, Mains for over
Sunday
Miss Florence Mallory and Miss Susie /
Pcndeton Of Springfield, Mass came today /
to spend Sunday with Mrs C, +. W. Cunning .
ham on Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos whitney Of West Hall
fax were here Saturday, called by the illness
Of their daughter, Mrs. s. II. Mixer, who re-
sides on Canal street.
Stewart Frost, who is studying at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute in Troy, \.
Y was an over.sunday visitor at the home
Of his father, Z. G. Frost.
Homer Adams travelling salesman for Dun
ham Brothers, having as his territory west
erh PENNSYLVANIA, came TO town yesterday 10
get samples for spring orders
Albert F. Harwood, formerly Of Brattle-
boro. sailed yesterday for France. He will
spend one month in Paris and another on an
tour through the country.
Charles II. Smith of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has been spending the past week in Brat
tleboro, being east on his annual trip in
connection with his mortgage and loan bust
ness,
George W. Pierce was in Montpelier Tues
iay and Wednesday to appear before the
Joint committee on game and fisheries in re-
gard to proposed legislation for Windham
county.
Mrs. A. " Swain and her granddaughter,
Mrs. c. r. Dunklee of Brattleboro, who has
been visiting here, went to Boston Tuesday
where they are spending several days.-Be'
lows Falls Times.
Verne Winchester, who has been travelling
m eastern Pennsylvania in the interests OF
Durham Brothers, is expected to return this
afternoon or tomorrow and will leave again
or his field after short stay in town.
Mr., and Mrs. William Milne Of Barre, Vt,
lave been visiting Mrs. Mines sister, Mrs
.. J. Leonard OF Hotel Ellis Sunday Mrs
leonard entertained her brother, Peter Hop
yins. and two sisters. Miss Rose and MISS
Bessie Hopkins, and friend, Miss Russell
rom Brattleboro Vt--Keene IN, H. Sem
incl.
Announcements have been received in Brat !
leboro Of the marriage of Frank n. Phelps
md Miss Anna Marie Sommerville in Dor
hester Mass Wednesday, Oct IT. They
will he at home Thursdays after Dec 81 at
80 Columbia road, Dorchester, Mass The
room is son of Frank A. Phelps who owns
arm in the northern part Of this town. {
Thirty members of E. II. Stoughton Won
ms Relief corns surprised Mrs Hattie War I
Ter at her home on Atkinson street Monday
vening. Mrs. Warner is a member OF the !
nrps and is soon to move to Brattleboro,
where she will make her home in the future.
irs. Warner was presented with a handsome
decorated salad dish. Dainty refreshments
we're served and pleasant time enjoyed |
Bellows Falls Times.
Capt. George D. odell returned Saturday I
rom Boston, where he attended the AID re-
MON of the First Massachusetts cavalry. OF l
he original number there are left but TO-
nd Ill these were present. One of the Oldest S
MEMBERS Gen. Sam Chamberlain, veteran
t both the Mexican and the civil war. was
here still hale and hearty at the age of 81, c
nd entertained the boys with many =
lughablc "reminiscences
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Barrett of upper
tate street celebrated the goth anniversary Il
f their wedding on Friday evening About 30 a
riends were present to offer congratulations. "
fr and Mrs. Barrett were presented with a
uny lace lunch cloth. During the evening
ards were played the prizes being taken by
FRS A. P. Lanetry, Mrs William H. Top
am, f. c. Watson and Herbert Brooks of =
rattlehoro, VI. Out.of-town guests present
ERE Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Castle of New
-crk and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Brooks of Il
Springfield Republican, Oct. 81. a
Owing to the unpleasant weather during a
ne past week but few auto parties brayed t,
no elements Two parties who stopped at u
he Brooks house were Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
ill and Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Fennessey of