Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Henry woatherhead is seriously il

James F. Hooker returns to New Yor
tomorrow.
Joseph Ferriter has gone to Boston t
visit his sister.
Daniel Aher has given up his position a
the Brooks House.
Dean Bangs OF Waterbury, Conn, ha
been visiting his mother.
Leon Yeaw of Mddleburv was at HON,
over Christmas and Sunday.
Miss Joanna Manning came home from
North Adams Thursday.
Agnes Mcguire returns Monday to Rut
land to resume her school.
John Calvin visited last week in Mid
dlebury, his former home.
Frank Stoddard of Boston is spending
some time with his parents.
Nicholas Baker of Rutland is visiting
his sister, Mrs. James Mack.
Miss Julia Kinsela of the Brooks House
teiis at her home in Burlington.
Charles r. Crosby's daughter, Marjorie,
is visiting in Merden, Conn.
George Danyeaw is in Middlebury to at
pend the wedding of his niece.
James w. Griffin of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting in town with relatives.
DIR. Elmer Sherman of Keene, n. H.,
visited in town briefly this week
Frank Taft went to Greenfield this
morning to remain permanently.
W. b. Smith of the Springfield Republ-
'can staff was home over Sunday.
Rev. Thomas Gull returned to East
cwanton, this state, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. E. Stowe of Keene
y N. H., are visiting at Ii. G. Winchester's s.
1fpoA rI,N,,, A
are spending several days in New York city.
viii Collins of the Worcester Gazette
came to spend Christmas with his parents.
Charles Morgan of Orange, Mass. spent
Christmas and Sunday with Gilbert Smith.
Miss Florence Lamson is spending her
vacation at her former home in Cato n
Y.
Miss May Edwards is at Alstead, n. H.,
for two weeks visit with Mrs. Inez Put
nam.
Gen. Gilmore of Fairlee is in town to
make arrangements for the annual officers
school.
j. F. Wing of Boston and K. W. Spear
of Greenfield were at the Brooks House
Sunday.
Hon. and Mrs. j. L. Martin and chill
dren spent Christmas at Montpelier with
relatives.
G. L. Ravens of Denver, Colo, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. c. H. Field, at A. E.
Atwoods.
John Stewart returned recently from
Franklin, Mass, where he had a position
in hotel
Misses Mary and Minnie Sullivan of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Miss Mar
garet Moran.
Mr.. Gould, the manager of the Estey
Organ companys Boston store, was in
town Tuesday.
Fred Colburn of the Springfield Printing
company was visitor in town from Thurs
day to Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Maynard and children of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs. May
nard's mother.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton and Mrs. George
Fisher spent Sunday in Keene with their
sister, Mrs. Could
Miss Mildred Sherwin of Orange, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her cousin,
Miss Pearle Cheney.
Mrs. w. F. Root entertained y to IL
members of the High school class of 30
Wednesday evening.
G. H. Aiken and his mother came Mon
day from Orange, Mass, to spend week
at G. w. Burnham's
Merton Robbins of the University of
Vermont returned Thursday to spend the
holiday recess at home.
Leslie and Alvena Walker are spending
the holidays with their brother, w. f. Walk
err at Claremont, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Eames returned
Tuesday after a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Walker, at Rutland.
Mrs. Frank Wells went Wednesday to
Springfield, Mass, for visit. Mr.. Wells
will join her there next week.
Thomas Judge of Northampton and
Thomas Bowler and two children of Bos-
ton spent Christmas at home.
Mrs. A. r. Harris of Washington street
gave Christmas party Friday at which
four generations were present.
L. Fay BOwker, who has been employed
in carpentry work at Providence, X. l., for
some time, is visiting in town.
Miss JEANNE Hall has been at work as
clerk in Smith & Murray's store at Spring
field, Mass, during the holidays.
Miss Pearl Gibson and Miss Florence
Goodenough went to Fitchburg, Mass,
yesterday for visit of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pelerin, former resi-
dents, drove here last week from Orange,
Mass. They will return Saturday
Miss Bessie Newman and Miss Minnie
Flagg, stenographers in Boston, who were
at home few days, returned Monday.
Dorathy Cray, who came from Little
ton, n H., last Thursday, has remained
with her parents for visit of ten days.
H. l.. Rollins, James II. Leighton,
George T. King of Boston and George A.
Brooks of Orange are at the Brooks House.
Fritz Schultz is in Springfield, Mass,
for few days to attend the annual meet
ing of society of which he is a member.
George A. Hines went to North Adams
yesterday morning TO spend New Years
with his daughter, Mrs. W. S. McKenney.
R. c. Bacon of Waterman, Martin &
Hits law Office, spent Christmas at his
home in Springfield (Vt.), returning Mon
day.
E. B. Barrett, who has been living with
his daughter, Mrs. Pellet, at Worcester,
Mass, the past three months, is visiting
in town.
John Butler had severe hemorrhages of
the stomach at S. A. Smith & Co. facto-
ry Wednesday morning. He is now COM
Portable.
Will P. Devine, who has been at home |
for two weeks, returns tomorrow to re-
sumo his studies at the Philadelphia Den
tai college.