Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-09

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Of her brother. Florin Pike. this week.
Jonathan O. Howe Of walpole. N. H.,
visited At his former home here Tuesday.
Mrs Carrie NJ Childs OF North Adams,
Mass. is the guest Of Mrs. 7. W, Bruce.
Miss Meta shutt returns from New York
today as trimmer for Mrs. II, y. psseom,
Mrs. Elijah Warren 1T Gardner, Mass,
was recent visitor OF Mrs Gilman Warren
c. c. Fits went TO Rutland Tuesday TO re-
sumo investigation OF the house OF correction
Mrs. Haus returned Monday TO Baltimore
after a visit at the home Of her son, H. B'
Haus.
Miss Nellie and Richard Bowler Of Nal
den, Mass, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Percy
iiaigh.
Mrs. Addie Allen Of South Londonderry
is keeping house for her brother, Henry
Stowell
Mrs James Conland Of Hartford, Conn,
was visitor at her former home here over
Sunday.
Daniel Moriarty Of Boston was in town
Monday TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. james
Bowler.
Mrs. W. y. Thompson Of Hartford, Conn,
has been visitor at her former home here
this week.
Mrs Levi J. Strong was in town Saturday
on her way from Batesburg, s. c.. TO South
Londonderry.
Fred 4. Flagg Of Troy n. Y, was in town
Sunday TO attend the funeral of the late
Walter II. Childs,
Fred W. Putnam leaves next week for San
Francisco Cal, where he will spend several
weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pierce Of Bellows Falls
were the guests OF Miss Allie +, Morse for
a few days last week.
Mrs William Montgomery Of New York is
spending two weeks with her parents, Rev,
and Mrs. II, A. Goodhue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ryder left Saturday
for Old Point Comfort, Va, where they will
spend week or 10 days.
Misses Mary and Margaret Cray OF Bel
lows Falls were over Sunday visitors at the
home Of Daniel Brosnahan.
Harry Bruce OF Worcester, Mass, spent
Sunday with his father, T. W. Bruce who
is i'll with acute bronchitis.
A. F. Roberts has taken the tenement over
the Vermont Savings bank formerly occupied
by the late Ned A. Plummer.
Mrs. Coleman Of North Londonderry is
spending some time at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Stowell.
Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette and daugh.
ter Of Russell, Mass, came Saturday TO
spend two weeks with relatives in town.
Verne Winchester, who is travelling
through New York state for Durham Broth
ers, has been home for few days this week.
Frank Perry was called to Greenfield Sun.
day by the serious illness Of his mother.
Mrs. Perry went to Greenfield Wednesday.
Fred Spencer of the Worcester polytechnic
institute was at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs p. G. Spencer, over Sunday.
Mrs Clark and daughter, Miss Ethel
Streeter, went to Springfield, Mass, Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. Clark's son, George Street.
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Miss Grace Emerson returned TO Albany, |
y. " Monday after a few days spent at the |
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S, b. !
Emerson.
Miss Helen Mack is in New York studying |
the styles in spring and summer millinery. |
Mrs, W. F. Neal expects to go to the city |
next week.
Miss Sadie Simonds who has been living |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Clark has gone to
live with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Williams, in
East Dummerston.
j. L. Martin is retained by the American
Fidelity company of Montpelier, defendant in
a suit brought TO recover accident insurance
on the life OF the late Judge Start.
Mrs Graham OF South Main street was
badly scalded by the bursting of a hot wa
ter bottle Tuesday morning. DR.. Aldrich was
called and she was removed to the hospital.
Mrs Henry Stowell was taken to the hos
Dital Wednesday, where she will be operated
On for tumor in the bowels today by DR..
Wells Of New York and DR.. Miller of this
place.
Miss Julia Brosnahan, who has been at.
ending normal school in New Haven,
Ionn., returned Friday to remain for q
ime at the home of her father, Daniel Bros
lahan.
Cards have been received in town this
week announcing the marriage in New York
ity Saturday of Larkn G.. Mead son of
he late Charles L. Mead, and Mrs Edwina
Mrs. A. A. Stearns's seth birthday was
uiety observed at her home on Clark street
tuesday. A number OF the neighbors and
riends called and she was kindly remem
cred with flowers and few other gifts.
Among those who will attend the Boston
automobile and Power Boat show next week
re E. D. Whitney, A. H. Pettee, L. F. Adams, g
). G. Adams, C. R. Crosby, j. E. Tasker, l.. l.
. Tasker, L. d. Taylor, John B. Manley and i
|. w. Durham.
Mrs. J. G. Ullery last week received a let I
II from her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mar
nall, who is in Dresden, Germany, announc-
lg her engagement to Boris Naboe of New :
ork city whom she met on her recent trip
Europe. Mr.. Naboe is Russian by birth, IL
ut is in business with his brother in New 0
ork city. He is now visiting in his native "
,untry. h
Capt. j. Harry Estey sails from New York u
morrow on the steamship Carmania of the 81
unard line for Liverpool, whence he will go W
London and then to Hamburg, Germany. hi
rom Hamburg he vii! make tour of nearly II
the countries in Europe. From now on in
e Estey Organ company will handle all its a,
influential business direct, instead of through s
agency at Hamburg, and it is Capt. Els. 4,
Us purpose to visit the larger houses in the -
fferent European countries with the idea of -
closer relations between them ~
d the home office. He will be gone two or 81
rec months. M
St. Johnsbury March 81. w