The home of The Gleaner's warm
friend and supi>orter. the late Miss
Harriet Atwell, at Pleasant Valley,
Conn., has been remodeled and attrac
tively finished for the occupancy of
her niece. Miss Agnes E. Bowen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes Phillips of
Springfield who was a member of the
Academy in 1853, greets each new
issue of The Gleaner with unabated
interest. She has been spending a
portion of the summer with a daugh
ter in Willimantic.
Miss Laura Williams, a former
teacher in the Academy, spent seven
months of last winter in Hartford.
Mrs. Faith Sanborn Brainard of
Hartford has recently taken posses
sion of a new home there and is happy
ir. the privilege of sharing it with
her mother. Mrs. Julia K. S. Hibbard,
who endeared herself to many Wood
stock friends as the wife of a former
pastor of the village church.
Mr. Ixmis A Chandler has changed
his law offices to 40 Court street, Bos
ton.
Miss Nellie Chandler and her cou
sin. Mrs. Agnes Wood, spent a happy
winter in Brooklyn, N. Y„ where they
took an apartment on Montague street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll Ritch is
enthusiastic over her pleasant sojourn
in Hartford during the winter months
while her husband represented his
town in the Legislature.
Mrs. Carrie Godell Pope of Clinton,
Mass, enjoyed with her husband a
southern trip while New England was
in the grip of winter.
John O. Fox was honored during
the year in being appointed by the
Governor to serve as sheriff of Wind
ham county until the expiration of
the term to which the late Sheriff
Sibley of Brooklyn had been elected.
Mrs. Gertrude Way Burritt of De
troit recently visited Woodstock
friends after witnessing the gradua
tion exercises at Tufts College of her
son. Henry Way Burritt.
