Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-28
BRATrLEBoRo PERSONALS.


his mother and sister over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Foster spent
Christmas with relatives in Keene.
DR.. Louis Pettee of Boston has been
a visitor at his home during the holi-
days.
Miss Mae Langille is visiting her
brother and friends in New York
city.
John Lewis Morse of Philadelphia
has been with Mrs. N. 1. Hawley, this
week.
Mrs. e. II. Chase is seriously i'll at
the Brooks House with an affection
of the heart.
John Calvin was in Middlebury Sat.
nection with the settlement of his
fatner's estate.
Miss Jean Stoddard. who is teach.
ing in Westfield, Mass, has been at
home for few days.
Harry White of the McKim, Mead
& White office in New York has been
at home for the holiday.
Willard Cobb of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology is at home for
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston
has been with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Newman, this week.
John Fessenden, who has a position
as bookkeeper in Albany, N. Y, is a
visitor for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. w. S. Mckinney and children
of North Adams have visited with
Mrs. McKenney's parents several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Barrett OF
Springfield, Mass, have spent part
of the week with Mrs. Barrett's pa
rents.
Ernest Reed of the High school
class of '9S. now a stenographer in
New York, has visited in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Yeaw of Proc
tor were Christmas guests of Mr.
Yeaw's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sabir
Yeaw.
Mrs. Charlotte kidder of Chicago
who is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Childs. will remain in the east
two months.
Miss Josie Foster and Miss Lund
berg, teachers in the public schools
in Springfield, Mass, are at theil
homes this week.
Fred Stowe, who has a position in
an architects Office in New York, has
been at his father in West Brattle
boro this week.
Miss NJ. r. Fitch has returned t
South birmingham. Mass. after 6
visit with her mother. Mrs. J. Fitch
of West Brattleboro.
S. w. Kimball, who suffered from
sciatic three weeks, was able to waIr
to Main street Saturday, and has
been improving since then.
Misses Aimee and Myrtle Bliss re
turned home Saturday from Palmer
after appearing with the Gay Mas
queraders in several Massachusetts
towns.
c. G.. Maynard, who is the Vermont
agent of the II. X. milford company
went yesterday to Philadelphia for his
annual conference with the official:
of the concern.
w. III, Childs VIII leave tomorrow
for Kenosha. Wis, where he will at
tend the wedding of his son. C. Fred
erick Childs. and Miss Edith Harris
Newell on the S1st inst.
Fred A. Hubbard, a former loca
jeweler who now has an Office IL
Springfield, Mass, representing Ennis
q Stoppani. bankers and brokers, o.
New York city called on BrattleborC
friends Monday.
A. A. Blanchard, who suffered Sc
riously three or four weeks from tho
effects OF fall and from having ar
organ case fail upon him, returned e
his work at the Estey organ factory
the latter part of last week.
Robert Gregg and Miss Gertrud,
Croker, of the Christian Endeavor so
cieties of the Congregational anC
Baptist churches respectively, will at
tend as delegates the goth century
convention of the young peoples so
cieties in Burlington Dec. 81 to Jan. 2
John Retting. ST.. left on Tuesday
for Southern California, via the South
ern route. He will visit with Nal
colin Moody, formerly of Brattleboro
| in Pasedenia. and will spend a larg,
part of the winter in Southern Cali
Iornia. He expects to go to Sar
Francisco in the spring and to return
via the scenic route.
Philip S. Goulding of Wilmington
has been appointed head cataloguel
of the library of the University Of
| Missouri. in Columbus. Mo-, and will
enter upon the duties of the position
Mr.. GouIding Is son of Col. Goulding
treasurer OF the Wilmington savings
bank, who was secretary of the civil
and military affairs under Gov. Fuller
Harley Blanchard, who returned
from Boston recently, began work
Monday at the Brattleboro Retreat
with the expectation of REMAINING
| there during the winter. On account
! of Ill health he was obliged to give uI
his place as plumber in the Atlantic
ship yard in Boston, where he had
been employed most of the time fol-
several years.
The medical and dental students are
at home from Baltimore for a vacation
OF two weeks. Robert Aldrich, Leslie
Edwards and Raymond Elmer arriv,
ed Friday, and q. ]. Henkel came Sat
urday, being accompanied from New
York by his brother, Paul Revere Hen.
KEEL. Aldrich and Henkel are mem,
Ders OF the senior class in the Balti
more medical school and will receive
their degrees next June. Aldrich is
president of the senior class, and also
master of the largest fraternity in the
college.
The Springfield Republican publish,
ed the following notice of a young
woman who formerly lived here, when
her father was pastor of the Centre
Congregational church: Miss Grace
Lee, daughter of President Lee of the