Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-11

Fabyans, y. H., after a visit OF few days
| In town.
John l.. Roess has been In Pittsheld, Mass
this week on business connected with ihe
water board.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henley 20 TO sunapee
Lake, y. H., tomorrow TO spend Sunday OF
their cottage.
Mrs Berg and daughter Evelyn Of Bos'
ION are visiting Mrs. Charles Berg and Mrs,
John Johnson
Mrs. Florence G. Estey and Mrs. Annie
g. Cobb went Tuesday TO Cambridge, " "
to visit relatives.
+. y. Farnum will take the tenement In p
Flemings house on Myrtle street, lately oe'
cupied by George Herriek
Mrs. T.. 4. starkey, who has been in New
York city during the past winter, has been
visitor in town this week.
o. Il. Butterfeld OF Athol, Mass formerly
clerk in Durham Brothers retail store, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Fred S. Howe returned Sunday from
Hamilton, Bermuda, where he is employed as
manager OF the Princess hotel.
| Rev. James Clark Of Hardwick came yes
terday to visit his parents, Or. and Mrs. G,
] >. Nlafht III West pfhAlfb''''
| A. b. MacGahen and Miss Nora MaeGahen
Of Keene, y. H.. were the guests Of John
A. Davis the first OF this week
George W. darcy Of Boston has been in
town this week on business connected with
the Brattleboro Overall company
! Mrs. ". H. wesselhoeft returned to Bos'
ton Tuesday after spending few days with
her mother, Mrs. Richards Bradley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. d. Piper were in
town Tuesday on their return from their
wedding trip 10 their home in Jamaica.
Mrs. Carrie Thorn returned Monday al.
ter visit OF two weeks at the home of her
son. Dr. E. c. Thorn, in Deerfeld, Mass.
| Philip r. Howe has finished work for
Vaughan 4 Burnett and taken a position in
W, f. wright's iewelry store in Keene, \. H.
c. c. Fits went Monday night to Mont
peler, where he remained until Wednesday,
going from there TO Boston on legal busi'
ness.
John Barrows has returned from Hamil.
| ton. bermuda where he has been employed
as bookkeeper in the Princess hotel the
past winter.
+. L. Gates, who has been agent of the
Standard Oil company here went Monday
to Lebanon, y, H., where he will be EN-
ployed hereafter.
Miss Nellie c. Anderson of this town
entered the Albany business college last
week for complete course OF instruction IN
that institution.
Mrs. Henry Harrington Of searsburg and
Mrs. Wallace Bartlett and son Of Jackson
willie were guests OF Mrs. Arvine Pike the
first OF the week.
George p. Weed OF Lee, Mass, travelling
representative of the American Fancier, was
in town Monday to inspect the poultry yards
Of F. ID. f. Stowe.
NJ. ]. Moran, ]. H. Burke and DIR. F. II.
o'Connor have been in Middlebury this week
to attend the annual convention OF the
Knights of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs George +. Greene go TO
Burlington today TO visit H. p. Greene, who
is attending the medical department Of the
University of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Leitsinger will be away
all of the coming summer, Mr.. Leitsinger
having secured his former position as solo
cornetist at Revere Beach,
Rev. Hart Fuller OF Blumenberg, y. y,
is at the home of W. II. Geddis, where his
wife has been for the past several weeks as
guest of her sister Mrs. Geddis.
Miss Gertrude stockwell. who is attend
ing Grinnells commercial school in keene,
N H., has been spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J, stockwell'
A. S. Hewinson, formerly of 81 South
Main street, recently secured through Hap.
goods of New York, good position with
the National Biscuit company of that city,
Miss Marion NJ Rice will return home
Tuesday after visit OF several months in
Philadelphia and Cleveland She will sail
June from Boston with a party of college
friends to spend the summer in Scotland,
England and France.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hooker and daugh'
ter, Mrs George W. Hooker and Miss Marie
Miller win sail from Boston June 81 on the
Cymric of the White Star line to spend the
summer in England. They will leave Liver
pool for New York Aug. 30 on the Oceanic
Congressman Kittredge Haskins made
flying trip to Bratteboro last week, arriv-
ing here Saturday afternoon and returning
TO Washington the following day. Col Has
kins expects to come TO Brattleboro next
week to look after his political fences bit.
Dr. and Mrs. Wiliston Walker Of New
Haven Conn, were in town the first of the
week 10 Hldhe arrangements lOl opehlhb
their house on Linden street. Their chill.
dren will be in Brattleboro through the
summer but Dr. and Mrs. Walker will sail
for Europe early in June to be gone until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Hubbard returned
Saturday from Hamilton Bermuda, where
Mr.. Hubbard has been employed as cashier in
the Princess hotel during the past winter.
how hoo tba ast woal at
Mr.. Hubbard's home in Wallingford, Conn,
but Mrs. Hubbard is expected in Brattleboro
today on her way to her home in Walling.
ford Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks of Brattle-
boro, VT, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs G.
d. Barrett of upper State street. who en-
tertained in her honor on Thursday.-On
Wednesday, Mrs. John Pettigrew of Pearl
street entertained a party of 10 friends for
Mrs. Brooks at the Crooked Lane May break
fast, after which they returned to Mrs Petit.
Crews for bridge.-Mrs. W. H. Topham |
gave card party in Mrs. Brooks's honor |
Yesterday afternoon, and on Friday evening |
Mrs. j. Otis Sawtell of Westminster street |
will be the hostess for a company of friends
to meet Mrs. Springfield Sunday |
Republican.
Last Monday evening, the closing night of
the Young Mems Christian association night |
schools, a presentation was made by the |
architectural drawing class to the talented |
instructor, F. W. Crosby of the firm of Fav-
rot & Livaudais, architects The gift was
executed after a design by the class, and |
took the unique form of beveled walnut
wall tablet bearing solid silver plate with
The following inscription F. w. Crosby,
rom the Architectural Drawing Glass, Y. NJ.
>. A., New Orleans. Our appreciation of
your sincerity and capacity as instructor,
irchitect and man. April 80, 1906. The
presentation was surprise to Mr.. Crosby,