Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-12-18
PERSONAL.

MIS- W. II. Carty is visiting in Worces
ter, Mass.
Tuesday. 'o"n
Geo. A. Barker was in Boston the first
of the week. i''''
VIM. Gould. ''
Miss Gertrude Wakefield is visiting at
A. II. Hopkinson's.
Miss We Lane has been visiting in
Underhill, ais state.
@. Fred Chids of Yale is at home for
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ere Reed is assisting in Barrows,s
store during the holidays.
G. A. Powers of Boston spent Wednes-
day at Hotel Brattleboro.
Charles Prescott is at his home on Will
hams street for the winter.
Gilbert Stacey of Gill, Mass, visited At
II. w. McClure's this week.
Rosanne Day returned from Andoye,
mass, Friday for short vacation.
Mrs. l.. M. Fisher went to Arlington
Mass, Monday, to spend the winter.
Motorman White has spent part of the
week in Boston, returning yesterday.
q: ii. Chickering is running the saw for
D. ii. Fellows steam mill in Marlboro.
Miss Mary l.. Graves is assisting at Ged
'dls's store during the Christmas season.
Geo. O'Neil of Claremont, N. H.. was
at Hotel Brattleboro the first of the week.
Mrs. Gale and Mrs. Cady of Hartford
Conn, are visiting at Mrs. Oliver Woods
Isaac Williamson returned Tuesday
from visit OF several DAYS in New York.
Mrs. E. L. Joy and daughter Ethel of
Peacham, this state, are visiting in town.
Mrs. David Peck returned Yesterday
from visit of three months in Hartford.
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith of Spring
field, Mass, were at the Brooks House
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Powers went We'd
nesday to Southboro, Mass, to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins are spend
ing few days at Mrs. Sarah Rice's on
Clark street.
Willie Kane, who has been in school at
Montreal, comes home Monday for a Christ
mas vacation.
Conductor George L. Spafford has moved
from Terrace street to the Dooittle house
on Canal street.
Mrs. Albert Wood was called to Hol-
yoke, Mass, yesterday by the illness of
Mr.. Woods father.
Miss Agnes Mcguire comes tomorrow
for two weeks vacation from a convent
school in Rutland.
Miss Rena Hall of Wellesley college re-
turned yesterday for the Christmas and
New Year vacation.
Edwin Thorn is expected home from the
Baltimore medical college tomorrow for
the Christmas vacation.
Truman. Stevens has moved from w. H.
Fletchar's house to John W. Hildreth' s
house on Brennan street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Witt leave soon for
Washington, D. c., to spend the winter
with Mrs. Edward Prindle.
Miss Jennie Newhall went Wednesday
to Shelburne, Mass, where she will spend
vacation of three weeks.
Mrs. W. II. Bond was called to Brook.
lyn again Saturday by the serious illness Of
both her father and mother.
D. S. Angler has returned to Richard
sons meat market after being out two
weeks on account of sickness.
David O'Keefe, who has been spending
the summer at a Massachusetts, quarry, re
turned Wednesday for the winter.
Will Barber, E. L. Parker, George Dan
yeaw and VIM. Mccarthy were the noviti
ates who became Red Men last week.
Frank Haskins and Guy Howe of tn
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy conn
home today for vacation OF two weeks
Albert Baldwin has returned to Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. Baldwin, and daughter
Matte have gone to Antrim, n. H., for
visit.
Miss Minnie Courtney and Rose Burke
of Laconia, N. H., have returned TO tn
employ of the Milestone Hosiery com
pany.
Fred Chamberlain was in town this wee
on his way to Townshend. He has Jus
returned after a stay of several years
British Columbia.
Fl. A. Nav of Seymour, Conn.,, has bee
in town this week. He was called to Hlns
dale Monday on account of the death OF h
sister, Mrs. Torrey.
DIR. Fred Crosby is in Pittsfeld, Mass
this week, looking over the field WIN
view to opening an office there Tor I'll
practice of medicine.
r A. Cutler of Minneapolis, who WI
for long time in the employ OF A. f.
T.. f. Kelley, is in town. Mr.. Gutter
now in business for himself.
E. S. Niles, who was killed III BURN
game. Kan. recently, was cousin OF
r. and Lorenzo Harris and relative
the Niles family of this town.
Mrs. M. P. Durham, who has been
work for Mrs. B. Prentice, starts ior fIo
ida Monday to spend the winter. she W
stop for a week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Smith and q.
Smith were in Mortified Farms Wedne
day 10 attend the birthday celebration
Mrs. Smiths father, Gilbert Hllliard'
JIM. Dugan, while at work at j;
Hiidreth's factory Tuesday, sustained
painful wound by stepping upon ma
which was driven deeply into his foot
G. E. Nichols, secretary of state
North Dakota, arrived in Brattleoo
Tuesday night from Fargo, n. d., foI
short visit with his relatives. He is n
in New York.
Miss Mary Stearns went Monday
Springfield, Mass, to attend the funeral
her cousin, George A. Mason, formerly
Windham, who dropped dead from hei
disease Saturday night.
The Staten Islander of Dec. has 7
personal item: "Mr. Charles Shattuck
Madison avenue, New Brighton, has j
had as his guest the past week Mr. ID
Haywood of Vermont"
Miss Ethel Durham of South Main str
wa given n aurnrisa visit last FRIDAY eV