Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
oscar Dion was in Greenfield sunday,

send yesterday
Patrick Mcclure was In Northampton
Mass, Sunday,
W. u, Eddy made business trip t'
'Townshend yesterday
=. A. Daniels was In North Adams, Mass
this week on business.
Judge A. y. schwenk went TO Montpelier
Wednesday on business,
Kenneth W. Sutherland has been visitor
at Montpelier this week,
II. l.. Greene left Tuesday to spend sever
al days In New York city.
Mrs. s. NJ Ellis has returned from Bos
ton after two months sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ryder left yesterday to
spend several days in New York city.
| q, 1, Durham made q business trip "a
Boston Tuesday, returning yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Dodge Of Dummersion Is
visiting Mrs, Charles Brasor this week.
o. n. Butteracld of Wilmington stopped of
here Wednesday ON his way to Montpelier.
George NJ. Clay and l.. d. Taylor were in
| Montpelier Tuesday on insurance business.
Mrs wolcott Balestier left Wednesday
afternoon for New York TO spend the winter,
Charles Marsh Of Rochester. Vt, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Holland, over sun
day,
Mrs. Robert Gregg Of Townshend was in
town yesterday, the guest Of Mrs. Christa
Clark.
Mrs. g. Lewis Coyell of Warren, Mass.
is the guest ~ her mother Mrs. c, Z. Lock
wood,
Carroll White Of Williamsburg. Mass, was
the guest Of Don Miller several days last
week.
Mrs. l.. \. Carpenter Of Chester was in
town yesterday, the guest Of Mrs. Z. W
Gibson.
William Haskell left for Philadelphia sun
day in the interests Of the Estey Organ
company
Mrs. Francis Weeks Of Springfield Mass,
was in town Sunday to sing in the Universal
list church.
George knight went to Montague, Mass
Sunday to begin work in the Montague
rod factory.
Mrs Charles shepardson Of West Guilford
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Austin Mich
OILS this week.
Miss Frances Stark has returned from
Orange Mass, and resumed her duties in
Halls restaurant.
Mrs. George f. Foster and son Addison
have been visiting relatives in Manchester
A. H. this week.
f. Frank Morse OF Hopkinton, Mass has
been a guest Of his sister. Mrs. A. VI. B0dge,
during the past week.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. NJ. Peterson were called
to Hartford Conn, yesterday on account Of
the death Of Mr. Peterson's brother.
Miss Emma Lundbcrg returned sunday
from visit in Holyoke Mass, and has re-
sumcd her duties in Halls restaurant
Ralph Pettee finished work in the New
England Farmer Office Wednesday and is now
employed by the American express company
Mrs. A. b. Han and Miss Emily Tones
have gone to New York city this week to
spend a portion Of the winter with relatives,
Charles Hawkins, who is employed in the
retail department OF Durham Brothers, is III
nj his home in West Brattleboro with ton
silitis
C. Z. GRAHAM and W. II. Yinton were in
Pttsfeld, Mass, Saturday to witness the !
degree work at a meeting Of the Mystic |
Shrine,
Miss Lena sprague has stopped working
as stenographer in the Office Of Waterman |
Martin & Gibson and has gone to her home
in Readsboro.
Miss Meta stolte has returned TO her home
in Island Pond after spending two weeks
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Died |
rich Stote on Forest street
Mrs c. A. Van Doom and Mrs. Frank
Clark moved last week from 81 Green street
TO the tenement recently vacated by Mr.
suckney at i6 High street,
Joseph Brockington, who has been employ !
ed in Greenfield for the past several months
has begun work for the Twin State Gas
Electric company this week,
Martin Stebbins, who has been in Brattle
boro for the past few months, has returned to
this city and taken his old position as chef
in Hotel Ellis.--Keene Sentinel.
Mrs Robert Mitchell, Miss Florence Pent'
land, Miss Hattie Young and Miss Alice
johnson are working in the store Of Hough'
ton & simonds during the holidays
DR.. f. r. Lynch and Mrs. Frank Mains
and Young son viii go Sunday to Boston
where the child will undergo an operation
for hip disease in the Children's hospital.
Miss Adeliza Wood, accompanied by Miss
Frances G. Wood of Malone, n. Y, went to
Southern Pines, y. c., last week where they
will remain throughout the winter and
spring,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rugg Of Greenfield
will 20 TO Seattle Wash, about Jan.
with a view Of locating there. Mrs Rugg
is sister Of Mrs. d. 4. Young, formerly of
this town
George ". Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Sargent, Miss Harriet Dearborn, Mrs. $. W. I
Edwards and II. l.. Frost have been attending
the meetings of the state grange in Burling' |
ton this week.
George II. Hamilton has finished work in
the Phoenix office and is janitor OF the Brat |
teboro academy and the young mems read |
ing room. Mr.. Hamilton and brother Ray |
have rooms Mt i. $, Mlllers.
George Z. Adams went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday to take the management OF
the Springfield flour and grain company |
the corporate name of the business which !
he recently purchased. He was accompanied |
by Harry Bingham who will act as book. |
keeper Patrick Mcguire of this town will
be employed in the warehouse of the new
A pleasant candy pull was held last Friday |
evening at the rooms Of Mrs, II. Z, Bascon
in honor of Miss Southland who has been
working at the millinery establishment of
Mrs Bascom during the past season. it !
being Miss Southard's last night in town,
The evening was spent in playing games and
eating candy, 1t is expected that Miss
Southland will return next season.
Charles Rennie left Monday to take the
steamer from New York to Costa RIGA where
he will be employed as master mechanic Of
the Northern Costa Rica railroad. For the
past few years Mr. Rennie has been employed
as foreman at the Central Vermont round
house in the local freight yard and has won
the esteem of all by his qualities as man
and workman, His place has been taken by
William Bevensee who comes from Montreal.
Walton Vermont Register.