Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-12-15
PERSONAL.

C. NJ G. Richardson, who has been III
With pneumonia, is improving.
y. l. Hawley is in New York to mako
fn,. selections Of holiday goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert o. Ware are spending
several days in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mss Lena Eels left Wednesday for an
indefinite stay in Greenfield, Mass.
.. F. Grout, formerly salesman for c
& E liy & Co., is visiting in town.
r. f. Gordon was called to Worcester
Mass. Yesterday, on account of the serious
illness of his sister
Mrs. John S. Wood returned Wednesday
70 her home in New York after spending
some time at Mrs. B. d. Harris's.
Michael Lillis and grandson, Win Long.
were in Greenfield, Mass, Sunday to at
tend the funeral of James LOoney.
Mrs. J. F. Fitzgerald and daughter of
S. Adams came Monday to visit Mrs
FHz-erald's mother, Mrs. John Aher
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hopkins, Warren
Banks and George W. Pierce are attending
the state grange meetings at st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. D. c. Bangs returned to her home
in Little Falls, n. Y, yesterday after
visit Of several weeks with Mrs. FANNY c.
Rice.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn returned Satur-
day from Concord, n. H., where she was
called by the death of her brother. Col. A.
J. White.
Rev. T. W. Illman of Grand Rapids.
Mich, formerly pastor of the Brattleboro
Universalist church, is a guest at Mrs.
Dowley's.
Mrs. VIM. E. Taylor has returned to her
home in Baldwinville, Mass, after spend
ing Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. J.
{. Norcross.
George C. Stevens, special agent of the
Phoenix Fire Insurance company, and Mrs.
Stevens were at the Brooks House Wednes-
day and yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Crosby leaves today for
Chester, Pa, where she will spend several
weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Martha
DeLaDnoy and Miss Harriet Crosby.
Louis Heukel returned Saturday from
Springfield, where he took the place Of Dr.
Fred Crosby as express agent, while the
latter was away on his wedding journey.
Mrs. Charles T. Hawley of Hopedale
Mass, came last evening to remain with
her parents until after Christmas. Mr.
Hawley will come later to spend the Holt
days.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Dinsmore are ex
pected to come to Brattleboro tomorrow
from Boston, 20 spend Sunday here befor'
going to their home in North Woodstock
Nh.
William F. Dunlevy started out last Sat
urday as travelling salesman for Dunbar
Brothers, taking the place of J. G. Green
wood while the latter is i'll at his home il
Chester.
Mr.. S. Mendelson and his son, DR.. Wal
ter Mendelson, are guests at Mrs. NJ.
Krkand's. DR.. Mendelson, who is recov
ering from an attack of fever, is here for
change of climate.
Amos C. Hayes, who was formerly EN-
ployed in the Sunset Paper mill, has NOV
ed with his family TO Ashuelot, where b
will work in the paper mill owned by tn
Robertson Brothers.
Rev. and Mrs. John E. Smith c
Keene, y. H, were guests of Secretar
and Mrs. George c. Wilson Wednesda
and attended the Booker 7. Washingto
lecture Wednesday evening.
Mss Mabel Walker, who has been en-
ployed at II. r Browns, has gone to Han
over. Y. H., where she will enter the no;
pital connected with the medical schoo
and study to be trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Pratt left Saturds
for Buffalo, n. Y, where they will be Il
guests of friends with whom they were II
innate while abroad. They will go fro
Buffalo to Chica.,o before returning.
C. Fred Childs eabled Saturday that
had returned to Hong Kong from Mani
where he spent about three weeks. d
has gone from Hong Kong to Slngapor
and from there he will proceed 70 u
island of Java, where he will spend Chris
mas.
Leslie Edwards, DOW a student in q
dental department of the Baltimore Mec
cal college, Joined his parents in that CT
recently while they were en- route Sout
and accompanied them to GAINESVILLE, FL
where be will remain with them until an
the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson have
turned from Somerville, Mass, Wne
they have lived the past two or tnr
years, and Mr.. Thompson's mother
ioin them tomorrow. Mr.. Thompson .
rented a tenement on Retting Place.
will work again for the Estey Organ CO.
pany.
E. B. Thorn, son of the late L.
Thorn, will soon open drug store
Chester Depot, where he has been empio
ed several months. Mr.. Thorn al
time owned the drug store run recently
2. R. Durgin, and on going from =
town was in business in the West se'e
years.
A. T. Cobb, the new proprietor OF A.,
Brooks House hack and coupe nhe; :
rented rooms in Leonard block. Carr
rath has moved from Pond street 70
Williams street. Ada Spaulding has NOV
from Organ to 81 Maple street. a
Peterson of Orange, Mass, has moved
p Birge street.
At the meeting of the Months Mihe :.
the cathedral in Burlington last week
vacancies in the council caused Oy
death of Rev. Thomas Lynch, " ",
the promotion of Bishop Miehaud WsIe
ed by the appointment OF Rev; P@Ir
Cunningham Of Brattleboro ana new
J. Barrett of Burlington.