Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

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lington.
O, s. Gardner of Bellows Falls was II
town Sunday.
Patrick Aher and Dan Riley were In Bel
lows Falls Sunday
@. H. GRAHAM visited in Merrimac, Mass,
the first Of the week.
Houghton Scaverns was in Putncy ovel
Sunday the guest OF his mother.
| Mrs. @. @. Turner has returned from
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Maude Stearns and Miss Josephine
Taft spent Sunday in Claremont, n. II.
Leroy Holton Of Claremont, N, H., spen
Sunday In town, the guest Of his mother
! Mrs. Curtis OF Clinton, Conn, was the
guest OF Miss Grace Morse Wednesday,
Mrs A. Blanchard and daughter and Miss
Sargent are spending the week In Benning
ton.
James Riley is absent from his duties al
the Central Vermont office this week on sick
leave.
Mrs wetherbee and Miss Louise Wether'
bee OF Greenfield are visiting al DR.. g. j.
Barbers,
A. @. Aldrich OF Boston has been a guest
OF Dr. g. Il. Anderson at the Brooks house
this week.
Mrs, samuel W. Hubbard of Pine Grove
Springs was at the Brooks house Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward ]. Henkel of New York city
is visiting with Mr. Henke's parents on
Frost street.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Brasor and Miss
Marjorie White are spending the week in
Bristol, ~ H.
David Carey, Miss Katherine Carey, and
Miss Mary Breen went Saturday TO Watch
Hill for a week.
Miss Eta Turner returned from Boston
Monday, whore she has been staying for the
past few months.
Secretary Of State Frederick g. Fleet.
wood OF Morrisville was in town Wednesday
on political business.
Fred Reed and Frank b. Putnam returned
Saturday after spending week in Boston,
New York and Atlantic City.
Col G. A, Miles aud son, Appleton, re-
turned Saturday after a week spent in
Proyincetown and Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Ida Fox Of West Brattleboro is
spending the week with her sister from
Springfield Mass, in Provincetown,
Mrs II. +. Bascom viii go to the sea
shore Monday, visiting Boston and New
York before returning for fall work.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray and three chill
dren returned Saturday after a visit Of two
weeks with relatives in Lestershire, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Gragin and children of
Camden, y. j., have been visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs c. L. Allen this week.
f. H. Atherton returned to his duties at
Durham Brothers Monday after two
weeks vacation spent in Greenfield and vi.
entity.
Miss Edith W. Grant, stenographer in
the Office Of +. l.. Houghton, viii go to her
home in Bernardston, Mass, tomorrow for
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pettee and daughter
of New York were guests at the home OF DIR.
f. g, Pettee the first Of the week They ares
now al Spofford lake.
Thomas A. Austin and John Calvin were
in White River Junction Tuesday to attend
a meeting OF the officers of the state court,
Catholic order Of Foresters.
Miss Gertrude Nichols is working as
stenognpher in the Office OF +. Crosby &
Co. during the absence of Miss Marjorie
White who is on her vacation.
Charles Boyle Of White River Junction is
stopping IN NuNA WIN MS phlthth Ahl "a itN
days He is now employed as shipping clerk
FOR Boyle Brothers, wholesale iewelry deal.
ers.
Edward Horton who has been spending a
greater part Of the summer with his broth.
er, W, G. Horton will return to Boston to.
morrow.
Mrs. +. P. Hopkinson and Mrs. @. F.
Sargent and son have returned from Con
MI thars IN 10 IA.
neral Of Mrs. Hopkinson's brother, $. T.
Dudley.
Charles cleveland and Walter Sturges
returned from Marlboro the first Of the
week with a string OF 2S horned pouts. The
largest tipped the beam at two and one.
half pounds
f. G. Frost Miss Mary Frost, Raymond,
Stuart and Murray Frost, Miss Hattie vii.
'utt Miss Mabel Hunt and Miss Edna Marcy
90 today to Stony Greek, Conn, for an out
ng Of two weeks.
Harry O. Toomey, formerly bellboy at the
Brooks house, returned to New York Monday.
He has been visiting for few days in
Westminster and stopped at the Brooks house
or a short time on his return trip
Mr and Mrs L. E. Holden and Miss Alice
Holden arrived in Brattleboro Saturday
hight after two months trip abroad, They
anne from Liverpool on the steamship Re !
public, arriving in Boston Saturday morn
ng.
Charles 4, Harris and IT. p Welman |
eft yesterday on western trip in the in
erests of the Brattleboro Savings bank |
They will visit Chicago, Des Moines, Omaha |
nd other western towns, being absent sew
raj weeks.
F. X. Barrows and Mrs. John Barrows
will start Tuesday for North Yakima, |
Wash, to visit the latter's son. Barry Cox,
Who is employed by the government geologi.
al survey. Mr.. Barrows will return by the
outhern route.
Mrs. E. W. Stoddard, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
'toddard and daughter, Miss Maud Stoddard
nd Ralph w. Stoddard, all Of Springfield,
lass, were in town Monday on their way to
poford lake where they will spend two
,eeks at the Amidon cottage.
George Stone entered the employ of Moran
nd company, furniture dealers, Monday
forming. For the past nine years he has
cen employed as polisher at the Estey
rgan factory, In his new position he will
o repair work and refnishing.
Avalon Converse and Miss Florence Con-
erse, who have been visiting for a few
-eeks at Lyme, N. H., have returned. Mr.
CONVERSE leaves tomorrow for Chicago,
here he will enter the employ of Fellows
Co., collar manufacturers as travelling
alesman.
Tracy Leonard of Bellows Falls was in
,wn Thursday looking over the territory and
lie chance for starting a carriage, decorating
nd sign painting shop. Tracy" is fine
orkman having worked at interior decora-
on in some of the best places in Boston.
Springfield Reporter.
Mrs. William Legs and daughter Marion, ,
I'D son, Clifford, have returned to their ,
lmmer home, at Bonnie Brae, Guilford,
ON the Hotel Majestic, New York city,
here they have been residing for the past
ear. Mr. and Mrs Charles Legs and fam
y of Lynchburg, Va, are expected this
onth at Bonnie Brae, to enjoy the sum
er vacation, also number of other Y