Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05

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lers Falls. Mass, have been In tow
this week.
Arthur r. Moore returned Sunda
after visit i'm st, Adams, Sheldo
and Franklin.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald retuIne
Saturday after a weeks visit |
Lowell. Mass.
Mai. and Mrs. II. w. Hovey q
Mortified, VT. have been visitors Il
town this week.
Michael Hodgkins of New York cit
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Der
Seims. this week.
Mrs. Il. X. Lyon went To Chicopee
Mass. Saturday for visit at thu
home OF her sister.
Miss S. NJ, Ellis. the nurse. wen
Monday to Worcester, Mass. TO visi
Mrs. w. b. Crombie.
Mrs. +. Lyons of Esteyville has gon,
TO Chicopee, Mass, to spend some
time with her sister.
James Bagg of New York city has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
+. A. Bagg, this week.
Milton Pierce returned to Burlington
Tuesday to resume his studies in the
University of Vermont
Bradford Cutler of Worcester Mass.
has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Kate Cutler this week.
i Mrs. Charles Leitsinger spent
Christmas with her daughter Mrs.
/ Staples, in Bellows Falls.
C. b. Crowell has returned from
California, where he accompanied his
wife and son several weeks ago.
| Francis Goodhue. ir.. of German
town, Pa. was a guest of his father
Col. Francis Goodhue, over Sunday.
Miss Vera Gould of Millers Falls,
Mass. who has been in town to have
her eyes treated returned home Mon
day
Chalmers Holbrook of New York
city has been visiting his grandfather.
Ex-Governor Frederick Holbrook. this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Miller of Rutland re-
turned home Monday after spending
three weeks with relatives in Brattle-
boro.
DR.. Lawrence Heaphy returned TO
his home in New York city last Friday
after a weeks visit at the home of his
father.
Miss Pearle Cheney returned to Ar
lington. Mass, Tuesday after spend
ing the Christmas vacation at her
home here.
Miss Alice Mandell returned Mon
day to Springfield Mass after spend |
ing To- days as the guest of Miss
Mary Croker.
Mrs. II. T. Murdoch and two chill
dren of Proctorsville have been guests
IF Mrs. w. II. Henley at the Brooks
House this week.
Misses Marion Noyes and Laura
Stearns returned Tuesday to Mt. Airy.
Pa, after spending the holidays at
heir homes here.
James lizard. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at his home
IN Western avenue Wednesday after
noon. is improving.
Frederick Hobrook and family re-
urned Monday to their home in
3rookline, Mass. after spending the .
holidays at Naulahka.
Miss Katherine Barrett of Bellows
Falls returned home Monday after
pending several days at the home of
dr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Moran.
Miss Mary Henshaw has returned
o Greenfield. where she Is teaching
n the high school. after spending the
olidays with her mother.
John C. Henkel, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Springfield. Mass.
eturned home this week but Mrs
Ienkel will remain a while longer.
H. H. Wood has finished work at
he Estey organ factory on account
f poor health and has gone to the
ONE of his sister in South Vernon.
Miss Sarah P. Ford leaves today for
'oston, where she will spend several
avs before returning to her studies in
he University of Michigan at Ann Ar
or.
Leland Carleton visited in town
'ednesday on his way from Spring.
ED. Mass. to Burlington, where he
attending the University of YER
ont.
Miss Margaret Roberts, who has |
zen spending the Christmas vacation /
the home of her cousin. Rev. H. r.
lies, returned Wednesday to Smith
'llege
Mrs. E. A. Starkey and daughter,
and Miss Edith Reed re-
rned Tuesday to New York city af-
r spending a week at the Brooks
ouse.
John Grady and George Hall have 60
turned to their studies in the AL
ny Business college after spending -,
e Christmas vacation at their ~
mes here. 81 g,
Miss Helen Crosby returned Tues m
" to her studies in the Boston Con- in
rvatory of Music after spending 10 on
VS. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. mi
C. Crosby an
Mrs. Fred Reed of Hartford, Conn.,. w
d her niece. Miss Ernestine Cady of "
sthampton. Mass, returned home
lesday after a weeks visit with Mrs az d.
arles Simonds. NJ
Miss Gertrude Croker who has been tn
sting at her home here, went We'd an
sday to New York city to resume rh
r teaching in the Lexington Avenue he
lool for the deaf. ne
Edward Kirkwood, who has been ill a. a.
tn scarlet fever at the isolation .ts
ilding of the Brattleboro Memorial FL,
spital for the past several weeks, ~
IS discharged Tuesday t;a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fawcett and :
1, Willard returned yesterday to ST
cir home in New York city after
ending the holidays at the home Of
s. Fawcett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs yo'
H. White. cor
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