Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-11-26
PERSONAL

FI'.' '"odhue, lr, ot Philadelphia is
. h.s parents
N.l Wooiof Springfield, Mass. spent
I .k.-tng az home.
49, Park and family spent Thanks.
GIVING u Palmer. Mass.
r..h.r Walker aud son spent the boll.
"a, Neutonylle. Mass
James p Hooker Of Springfield, Mass.
.n.n Yesterday with his parents.
Walter Keszer spent Thanksgiving in
Ba- ucton with Harry Bingham.
u- and Mrs Whey Of Springfield. Mass.
.n,u, yesterday at Oiis Edgerton's.
" j. Austin Of New York is visiting
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Austin
MIS- Bertha Townsend Of Smith COLLEGE
vas a guest Of Miss Marian Minor yester.
.ay
y. G.. Wells Of Collinsvine. Conn. IL
with his mother at the High street home.
Hsl
o.. D. Harris Of Keene, y. H.. was the
Ihanksgiving guest of his brother, b. d.
Harris.
Myron G. Taylor went to Manchester
'u.s state, yesterday, and will return to,
borrow.
Mis-, Mary Averill Of Springfield. Mass
peut Thanksgiving with her brother, Geo
Averill.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Brown spent
Aanksgiying in Boston with their son.
O.. i. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Hubbard are spend
the week in st. Johnsbury with DR..
"a Mrs. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Emerson spent
thanksgiving in Milford, n. H., with Mr..
merson's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hackley of Green
ID, Mass, have been in town visiting
Ms. II. +. Anterior.
j. c. Newton came up Tuesday from
hers Island and is spending several
{ here on business.
Misses Elsa and Techla Thunberg left
last week for Springfield, Mass, where
uty have employment.
d. II. Sullivan and family of Bellows
Fills spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Sull.
vans father, Joseph Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Durgin spent
Thanksgiving with MI. and Mrs. George
+. Richards in Winchester, n. II.
T.. w. Wyman ate his Thanksgiving din
ne" at Weathersield Conn, with his
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Coudray.
Rev. Father Cunningham was in Putney
Wednesday to baptize the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick HOughton.
Mrs. G. L. Clary and her daughter re-
turn tomorrow or Monday from Buffalo.
y. Y, to their home on Oak street.
William c. Bradley is spending a week
with his brothers family in Boston. Mr..
Dalton takes his place in the Free library.
Miss Louise Adams of Marlboro, this
state, comes to Brattleboro next Monday
to live at the home of her brother, John
Adams.
Expressman A. B. Goodell of Thomas
street is to move to the house on Organ
street which has been occupied by H. c.
Streeter.
Harry Jacobs of Guilfiold, who was
taken i'll with heart disease three months
ago, is very low and has been unconscious
since last night.
Gen. and Mrs. Estey left yesterday for
New York and Philadelphia, and will prob
ably take trip through the West before
returning home.
Mrs. Frank Holbrook and daughter,
Miss Lima, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
hcKeever of New York city were at ex-
Gov. Holbrook's yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Powers was in Florence, Mass,
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving and to
attend celebration of the 10th anniversary
of the marriage of her sister
Van Rensselaer, Lansingh of Chicago, who
is taking course of study at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, spent
yesterday at w. H. Minors.
Mrs. j. B. Wilson, wife of Sergt. j: B.
Wilson, Company D, 21st Infantry of
Plattsburg, N. Y, is here on a 10-days'
visit with her sister, Miss Nellie Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins of Newfane,
listed their daughter, l. o. P. Smith, yes.
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro Harwood of
Orange, were also guests at Mr.. Smiths.
II. l. Dyke aud family and others to the
number of II celebrated Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr.. Dykes father, II. N.
Dyke, in North Hinsdale. An enjoyable
program was rendered.
VIM. and Henry Maley, Walter Smith
of Putney, Misses Mary and Dora Murphy
Of Bellows Falls, and Annie Braney of
Windsor, were in town Tuesday to attend
the Braney-Maley wedding.
II. G.. Smith, recently of Wilmington,
goes tomorrow to Fishers Island, n. Y,
with his family. Mr.. Smith is to have
charge of one of the farms there, taking
the place of S. H. Barrett, who has bought
place in New London.
Mrs. w. H. Adams of Washington
street, who was taken suddenly and seri-
riously i'll three weeks ago with symptoms
Of apoplexy, was able to go downstairs
last Friday, tut has since been worse and
is unable to leave her bed.
John D. Stevens, manager of the Yer
mont Live Stock company's ranch in South
Dakota, attended the annual meeting OF
the directors of the company Tuesday
evening. He has been visiting his brother
in Greenfield, Mass, for two weeks.
Among Brattleboro young people who
are attending the various schools and col
leges and who spent Thanksgiving al
home are: Charles Day of Andover acad'
envy Marion Rice of Oak Grove school al
Amherst, Edith Esterbrook, Amy Jones
Kate Fisher Marion and Margaret Hol
brook of Smith college, Carrie Clark Of
Tufts college, Charlotte Kidder and Kutt
Chlds of Tarrytown-on-the-Hu Hudson, Chas
Hawley and Harry Dunklee OF the Wor.
cester Institute of Technology, q. Free
Chlds of Yale college, Ernest Waterman
and Merton Robbins of Middlebury col
lege, Ralph Stoddard of Brown university
Walter Eddy of Amherst college, Harry
White of the Massachusetts, Institute
Technology, Wilfred Fisher OF Willlstoi
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