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

Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. b. L. Gates is visiting her parents
in New Haven, this state.
Myrtelle Eason went to Fitchburg and
Boston to enjoy her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Guiheen went
yesterday to Holyoke for visit.
O. L. French is in East Orange, ". j.,
for visit of ten days with his son.
Mrs. G. b. Perkins returned Wednesday
after a visit of three weeks in Boston.
Mrs. Ann Lamb and daughter, Annie,
are spending several days in Greenfield.
Clifton Durham left Friday for visit of
three weeks at his home in Paris, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swift entertained the
Neghborhood Whist club Tuesday even
ing.
Annie O'Neil returned with her aunt,
Mrs. O'Brien, to Brooklyn Monday for a
visit.
w. II. Collier has returned to David
Whittaker's, having been absent several
months.
Miss Lillian Newton leaves today for a
weeks visit in Walpole, Keene and Swan
zey, N. II.
Miss Dora Cray of Lttleton, N. H., has
been spending several days at the home Of
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Durgin went yester-
day to Keene, where they attended ball
last evening.
Ralph Reed of New York spent Satur-
day and Sunday with hi parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. f. Reed.
John Griffin of Athol spent Christmas
and Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Griffin.
Fred Richardson has taken his daugh-
ter Annie to a Boston hospital this week
for an operation.
Miss Lena Aher Of Hartford, Conn,
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Aher.
II. II. Bowler has returned to Boston
and DR.. Donnelly to West Gardner after
visiting in Brattleboro.
Mrs. f. W. Stoddard and daughter
Maud, will leave soon for an extended
visit in Springfield, Mass.
William Cummings returns Saturday
from visit with his nephew, Thomas
Cummings, in Brooklyn.
Katherine Higgins went yesterday to
Claremont Junction for visit of a few
days with her brother.
Mrs. James O'Dounell and son James
of CRANKY, Mass, are visiting Mrs O'Don-
nell's mother, Mrs. Honora Brown.
James Austin, ST., who has been serious
ly Ill with pleurisy, is very much improved,
and is able to sit up little each day.
K. c. Cressy returned yesterday from
Phillipston, Mass, where, with his dog
and gun, he has been a guest of Robert
Perry.
Mrs. Flora Clary and her daughter Ruby
went Saturday TO Brooklyn for a stay of
two weeks at the home of Mrs Clary' 5
brother.
Misses Katherine, Mamie and Helen
Ryan returned TO their home in Greenfield
today after spending Christmas with their
uncle, n. T. Ryan.
Michael Austin came from New London
to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Austin. He will remain
here few months.
John Cunningham comes tomorrow to
spend few days with his uncle, Rev. p.
Cunningham, before returning to college
in Montreal.
j. l.. Martin and daughter Margaret re.
turned Monday after Christmas visit in
Montpelier. Mrs. Martin and Catherine
remain there for a few weeks.
Frank Foster, who came from Lebanon,
y. H., year ago to tlaremont, received a
Christmas gift OF 800 from the officials OF
the national bank in which he is cashier.
John Taft, who has been caring for hi.
| brother Frank in Greenfield, Mass, re-
turned TO Brattleboro yesterday. He leaves
his brother in a much improved condition
F. c. Ross and family of Waterbury
Conn, were Christmas visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wheeler of Central
street. Mrs. Ross and daughter are still
| there.
| Mrs. Pearl Clapp came yesterday from
Lebanon, y. H., joining her husband, who
came here several weeks ago to work for
| A. V. Cox & Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp are
to make their home in Mr.. Cox's family.
A. O. johnson, the well-known plumber
who has been resident of BrattleborC
for many years, will nave soon to Keene
! y. H., TO take a position as mechanical en-.
| gineer for the electric light company there
Mrs. Fannie f. Farrar and daughters OF
| Chicago have been visiting at Mrs. |. n.
| Thorn's. Mrs. Thorn is planning to re-
turn within few days to Chicago with
Mrs. Farrar to spend the winter.
| l.. ID. Mitchell has finished work for the
| Carpenter Organ company Heleaves fol-
New York tomorrow morning. Mr.
Mitchell came here when the factory was
moved from Worcester, Mass, in 1884 anG
has worked as tuner since that time.