Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-12-25
PERSONAL.

| ents.
Mrs. Thomas Gull has returned from Cambridge
| NY
Ezra Wilcox comes home from Atho for Christ
mas.
Miss Ethel Dalton is visiting Mrs Beatty Bal
estier.
| Perley Holmes Of the University Of Vermont is
| at home.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Chllds have been in Boston
| this week.
Miss Winnie Elmer is assisting at A. E. Mlers
| this week.
DR.. A. l. Miller has been in New York a part of
| this week.
Mrs. viii II. Fletcher goes to stoneham today
| for a VISIT
Miss Myrtelle Eason went to Fitchburg Mass.
| this morning.
James Hooker of New York is with his parents
| for the holidays.
Oh irles Cleaveland goes to New Haven today
| to spend Sunday.
Conductor c. Frank Thomas returned to work
| Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Butterfeld are in Boston for
| stay OF three weeks.
| Mrs s. L. Adams Is at her home in Suffield,
| Conn, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs FredFord Of Mlddlebury visited
| at DIR. Bruce's this week.
| Franklin f. Head Of Dartmouth college will
come home for Christmas.
| Miss Hattie Webster and Dan Webster 90 to
Ne - York today for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fairbanks Of Concord N.
H., have been visiting in town.
home TO night for the holidays.
| Miss Laura stearns goes to Brooklyn today to
spend her vacation from school.
Miss Ida Waite Of Mount Hoyoke came home
| Tuesday for Christmas vacation
Miss Christa NJ. Park came home from Smith
| college Saturday to spend Christmas.
| Miss Marion Fisk has returned from Wellesley
college for a vacation of three weeks
Mrs. Eta Sherwin has moved from Birge street
to Mr.. Gedds house on Green street.
Gilbert Batchelder OF Brown University return
| ed Wednesday for holiday vacation.
Ralph Stoddard Of Brown University came
home Saturday night 10 spend Christmas
MIR. and Mrs A. Thomson Of Fitchburg Mass
are Christmas guests at DR.. F BARRIERS.
Michael Sevegny, formerly barber in milestone
block. is at work in Olcott Falls, this state. -
Marshall Grout has moved from Ia Spruce
street 10 the Estabrook house on Oak street.
Miss Louise Williams Of Brown university has
returned 10 remain until after the New Year
Clifton Sherman, managing editor Of the Hart.
ford CoUrant, Is one of the Christmas visitors
Ed Thorn Of the Baltimore medical college re-
turned Saturday for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. c. p Be lnap Of st. Adams came Tues
day to visit her daughter, Mrs r. L. Whitney.
W. G Carpenter returned Friday from a bust
ness trip through New York and PennsO lvaDia.
Charles Hawley Of the Worcester Polytechnic
institute is at home for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs Henry wadsworth is visiting in town. She
has position as housekeeper at Spencer Mass.
Clara Whitman of Hartford this state Will
spend the winter with her brother, c. d. Whit
man.
Miss Nellie Matthewson went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, where she will spend the holi.
days.
Miss Madeline Gregg, who has school in WI.
braham, Mass, is spending the holidays at
home.
Benjamin Williamson, jr., of Syracuse, " Y,
is spending his Christmas vacation at the Brooks
House
Allyn J. Crosby Of Hartford. Conn. comes
home tomorrow friday morning to spend
| Christmas
Miss Grace Jerome. for the past 10 weeks milf.
ner for Mrs Neal. leaves today for her home in
Worcester Mass.
Mrs. Perry Kofoed and daughter Of Los Ange-
les; Calf; came Tuesday for a few weeks visit
at Fred w Putnam's.
Frank Ryan, son OF Thomas Ryan Of Vernon
street, has been Ill with diphtheria for several
days, but is improving.
Bert Hildreth, who has entered the agricultural
department OF the University Of Vermont, comes
home for the holidays.
Charles Cox, who returned recently from
broekton Mass, Is assisting in the holiday rush
at (. A. Starkey Co.'S.
r. c. Greasy and r. d. Perry Of Philhpston,
Mass, are roaming over the Wilmington hills
this week in quest of foxes.
Mrs. A. E. Taylor returned recently from
CharlestoWn, n h, accompanied by her mother,
who will make her home here.
Mrs. <. E Pierce of Easthampton Mass re-
turns to-morroT morning after a weeks visit
} With Mrs. e. H. Davenport.
Mrs. NJ VI. Miller aud SON. Clarence Menzjes
Miller. went Tn New York Wednesday and will
probably spend the winter there
The Brattleboro contingent at Middlebury came
home observation-disclosures Allen, Florence Hem
minway, Ethel and Ernest Waterman.
State Auditor Franklin d. Hale was in town
Tuesday TO make his regular semi annual settle-
, ment or the accounts of the county officers.
II. c. Squires has been housed for most two
. weeks with sickness but is slowly improving. He
hopes to be out again in a week or ten days
Mrs. Fred Neet has been dangerously III with
! gastritis and heart complications at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs John Retting, jr but is
now improving.
H o. Coolidge the motorman, was thrown
from an electric car step Main street last Sum
day, and was so badly bruised that he is still con
fined to his house.
day. His brother Dan will return with him Mon
day aud will remain in the city some time to have
I his eyes treated
Roy Cook, who has been employed at West
minister two or three years, has recently begun
: work as locomotive fireman, his run being be-
tween here and Palmer.
Max Frgau, the violinist who has been at Ral
; lows Falls for some time, is now in town He
! contemplAtes trip to South Africa with the in
tentlon CT making that country his home
J d. Holway of Boston was in town T1lesdav
ard Wednesday. Mr. HOlway is superintendent
of the New York and New England Department
of the Union Central Life Insurance COMPANY
Mrs. j. J. Estey, who has been in CAMBRIDGE
n. Y. with Ter sister Mrs. Cobb for several
weeks, returned Wednesday. Gen. EsteS went to
return.
I Mr., Webb Of the law firm Of Alling. Webb a,
Morehouse of New Haven, and Mr. Wilmot an
other New Haven lawyer, were in town Monday
70 take dispositions in a pending in the New
Haven courts.
Rev F w. Sprague of East Boston, who WAS
called TO Guilford TO attend the funeral of ] r.
! Bullock on Sunday, Ppent Monday and Tuesday
In town and was warmly greeted by many of his
form n parishioners.
, Prof. Starr W. Cutting and family leave Satnr-
day for Chicago, where he will resume his duties
at Chicago university. Prof. Cutting has been Ar
the home of his father II. NJ Cutting in West
Brattleboro the past three months and his family
have been there since early last summer
5 The Brooks House had these guests Sunday. T.
; +. Pettee, j. A Bent A, L Woodland New York
Geo sherman, +. s. Amdon, Boston; A. b VIII
mot H. Dorion, j. H Webb, New Haven. Conn ,.
b. r. Moore, Winstead, Conn; H. W. Tewksbnrv
Burlington, and Geo. ID. Babcock, Portland Me
o. A. Knights, who learned the jewelers. trade
3 with Randall Clapp, has sold mis- store at Ina.
I low, and has closed years contract with me
Ralph Temple Cycle company of Chicapo ne
l VIII make his headquarters at Ludlow bur will
I travel through Vermont and New Hampshire and
9 portions OF adjoining states.
l The Baltimore Nd, Sun says: "a novelty in
I card parties was given Thursday night In the
| form or bachelors reception" Mr. G. Herhart
. | wilson entertained a number OF guests at MS
apartments at 6O2 North Charles street The la
l dies were received by Mr. Wilson, assisted by 4 =
brother Mr.. Joseph Chapman wills n and IL
were chAperoned by Mr.. L.ston Ketchum Wand
the guests was DIR. Franklin G. Ketchum OF tTt
tleboro.
The Springfield Homestead of last week n
lshed group picture OF the Philharmonic 4
. chestra OF that city, an Organization which nla
az many OF the leading society events OF that eli