Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-30
PERSONAL.
Miss Addle Fay spent Thanksgiving in

Miss Addie Fay spent Thanksgiving in
Claremont.
Rose Willette went Saturday to Troy,
n. Y, for a visit.
Harry Smith of Springfield, Mass, spent
the first Of the week in town.
Mrs. II. II. Crosby went to Boston this
morning for visit of several days.
A. K. Blanchard of Esteyville is serious
ly Ill with an affection OF the heart.
Station Agent Burke spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his family in Essex Junction.
Mrs. p. A. Fullerton Of Chester is
guest of her daughter. Mrs. T. w. Childs.
Harry Boynton and Diedrich Stolte left
today for Pine Bluffs, N. C., to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Leonard of Ticon-
deroga came Saturday for visit with Mrs.
LeonArd's parents.
B. h. Allen Of Newport was a guest of
his daughters, Mrs. G. F. Bingham and
Mrs. W. ID. Corser yesterday.
Ralph Schneelock, medical student at
Yale and leader of the Yale Giee club, was
guest at w. Fl. Childs's yesterday.
Will Long returned Saturday from AL
bany, where he has been attending the AL
bany business college several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Of Mortified
Farms were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs.
Preston's brother, Conductor Severance.
Misses Katie Dryer and Katie O'Con-
nor and Mrs. Thomas Foley and children
were Thanksgiving visitors In Claremont.
Mrs. Lulu Cressy Mclean was in Boston
early in the week, called there by the con-
dition of her aunt, Mrs. Ware, whose
death is else where recorded.
Capt. j. II. Estey, who has extended
his business trip to Mexico, will return via
California and Washington, visiting at
Portland, Tacoma and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Beals of Greenfield,
who have been taking pictures in town
several weeks, leave next Monday for Flor
ida, TO remain there during the winter.
Miss Alice Weeks finished work We'd
nesday for Mrs. G.. II. Smith, by whom
she has been employed as trimmer. She
has returned TO her home In Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Catherine Collins and granddaugh-
ter, Grace Mcmahon, Of Fitchburg, came
Monday to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Collins's brother, David Carey, which took
place yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howe and son, Stan
ley, will 60 to New York Monday, and af-
ter a stay there of few days will sail for
the Bermudas. Lucien Howe and Mary
Howe LAWN will also go to New York
Monday.
Letter Carrier Austin, who was Ill last
week, is now back to his duties. Letter
Carrier knight is now confined to his
house. John Tasker, who has been en-
plOyed In The Phoenix Office several
months, has received an appointment as
substitute carrier, and is taking Mr..
Knights place temporarily.
Harry Rowe returned yesterday from weeks
visit In Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hackley went today to
Greenfield where they will live
James Allen Of the Brooks House barber-shop
spent yesterday at his home in Rutland.
Rev and Mrs. f e. Marble went to Wallin0-
ford, Conn, for their Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs. K. K. Vanderpool returned Wednesday
from a visit OF two weeks In Providence, r. l.
Mrs. N. d. Allen was guest of Mrs Frederic |
Coudrey In Weathersheld, Conn, over Thanks |
giving.
Arthur Beeman went to New London wednes |
DAY 70 spend yesterday with his uncle, j. A. Al
len. He returned last night accompanied by his |
fat her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Goodrich of Roston and |
Miss Nellie Goodrich OF Newton Centre Mass
we're Thanksgiving visitors with Mrs. Ellen b. |
Goodrich.
Principal and Mrs. H. X. Whitaker snant |
erett, Mass. Miss Mary Crowell went to Amherst, |
aud MISS Helen Q. Harrington TO North Adams |
for the day.