Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-12-31
PERSONAL.

MISS n IOulSc LdTkln Is spending the
holidays in Boston and Springfield.
Manager II. d. Carlisle of the Brooks
House spent Sunday in st. Adams.
Mrs. j. p. Helyar has moved from
Southern avenue to o Myrtle street.
Miss Jennie Newhal goes today to Con-
way, Mass, for a visit of three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thomson of Fitcbburo
were Christmas guests at DR.. G.. f. Bar
ber's.
Miss Madeline A. Gregg of Springfield
Mass, is spending the holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks of Concord. y
H.. is the guest of Mrs. D. F. Bracket
for week.
Miss Corabel Coates left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with her brothers in Provi.
dence, X. |.
c. X. Goodell of Easton, Pa, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Goodeil
on Central street.
Miss Annie Parks has left the employ Of
the Elliot street laundry and begun work
for c. A. Huntley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Barrett of Spring
field were at L. II. Barrett's for the Christ
mas celebration.
IIOI' hllllam ID. Clafk OF johns Hop
kns university has been spending a few
days with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shea of BROOKLYN
spent Christmas with Mr. Shea's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Shea.
Mrs. Henry Deyens and her daughters
left New York this week for Bermuda,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bowen of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, are spending several
days with their son, DR.. Z. s. Bowen.
Mrs. p. X. White and Miss Bessie
White went Tuesday to Shelburne Falls,
Mass, where they will make a visit Of two
weeks.
Rev. c. o. Day and son and daughter,
Charles and Rose Anne, went to Catskil,
\. Y, Monday to visit Mr.. Days old
home.
Frank Brasor will go next week to
Pittstield, Mass, to sing in several presen-
tations of "Iephra," under direction of K.
| w. Averill.
Clifton Sherman returned Monday 10
his duties as managing editor Of the Hart
ford, Conn, Courant after a shor: visit
with his parents.
DR.. Oscar Stearns of Athol, Mass, who
has been il. with the measles at the home
Of his aunt, Miss Mary Stearns, returned
to his home Monday.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston was in
town last Saturday and Sunday. Her sis
ter Miss Ella Newman, returned with her
TO spend a week in the city.
Merton Robbins of the senior class of
the University of Vermont, came home
for the Christmas vacation. He will
! spend part of the vacation in Boston.
DR.. Will Robb was a Christmas visitor
in town. He was in charge of the office
of physician at Acworth, n H., several
months, but is now settled at NARROW, y.
II.
Miss Ella Scott, principal of the Mystic,
| Conn, Oral school, and Misses Laura
Stearns and Marion Noyes, assistant teach
ers there, are in town for a weeks vaca-
| ton.
Engineer Baldwin, who had sudden
| attack of illness in Brattleboro two weeks
ago, is still quite i'll at his South London
| derry home, and his engine is in charge of
Fireman Shattuck.
George A. Briggs returned to Clare
mont, y. H., Monday after spending
Christmas with Mrs. Briggs's parents, DR..
and Mrs. Geo. F. Gale Mrs. Briggs will
remain in town for a few days.
Mrs. Florence Parkess Bliss of West
field, Mass, was at the home of her par
ents Christmas. Her sister, Edith Par
kess, returned with her to Westfield, where
she will act as bookkeeper for Mr. Bliss.
| w. 5. Stearns, who has been canvassipg
for the Springfield Reporter several weeks,
has finished work for that paper, and is
now on the road through Windsor county
| towns in the interests of the Ludlow Trib-
une.
Mrs. Wadsworth and her daughter.
Miss Wynne Wadsworth, have been visit
ing in town for few days. The former
| now lives in Longmeadow, Mass, and the
latter teaches school in Agawam. a nearby
town.
Private Frank Fairfax of Company F,
| 2lst infantry of Plattsburg, y. y. has
| been in town this week. Mr.. Fairfax is A
member of Col. Stones company and has
become acquainted with several Brattle-
boro boys at various musters.
John OConnor and Mortimer Stoddard
will go Tuesday to Burlington to begin
their last years study in the medical de-
partment of the University of Vermont.
They will be Joined by E. j. Henkel, who
will begin his four years course of study
in the same department.
The following is from the personal col
uIhh III the springfield, Mass, Homestead:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand d. Houghton
aud son Raymond of Sacramento, Calf,
formerly of this city, are spending several
weeks with friends and relatives at the
North End before settling permanently in
| Brattleboro."
Christmas guests not previously men
toned: Louis Ellis of Greenfield: Ezra
Wilcox of Athol; viii Collins of Worces-
ter; Will B. Smith and James F. Hooker
OF Springfield, Mass; Miss Emma Pitkin
of New York; Herbert Elmer of Rock
land, Mass; Guy Howe of Athol, Mass.
Leon Lamb of Fiskdale, Mass. Belle Scott
OF Ware, Mass; A. R. Gregg of Boston.
The following is from the society col
umns of the Boston Journal: "Miss Grace
Joy White of Dedham will spend a por-
ton of the winter in Winchester, N. II.
Miss White is achieving fame as a clever
young writer and amateur actress" Miss
White is the elder daughter of Sally JOY
| White, the well.known newspaper woman
Miss Whites grandmother lives in Win
chester.
A recent Park City, Utah, paper con-
tains the following item which is of local
interest: Harry s. Reed and Miss Gather
inc +. Philips were united in marriage at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wiseman
on Monday evening, Justice Stevens Off
ealing. Mr.. Reed is a miner employed at
a Il Inc