Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-12-20
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

=. NJ. Baker of Somerville, Mass, was
in Brattleboro Saturday.
Mrs r. A. Starkey went Tuesday to
New York to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Carey will spend
Christmas in Gardner Mass.
Misses Nellie and Kitty Kennedy will
go to Holyoke for the holidays.
Pearl Clapp is in Lebanon, N. H., caring
for his brother, who is seriously IN.
Ralph Patch of Amherst College came
home this week to spend the holidays.
Andrew Wilder of Canal street is re-
covering from an illness Of three weeks.
Mrs. E. r. Pratt and Mrs. c. w. Dun
ham went Monday to West Newton,
Mass.
Howard A. Hastings of Orange, Mass,
spent Sunday at NJ. A. Cheney's on Maple
street.
Engineer Charles Keacn and Conductor
Thomas Rouse are confined at home by
illness.
Miss Ethel Osgood of Smith College
came home Wednesday for the holiday
vacation.
Miss Fannie Scott of Mystic, Conn. is
expected home today for the Christmas
vacation.
Rev. ]. ]. Griffin of Washington will
spend the holidays at Michael Bakers
on Birge street.
Miss Edith Esterbrook has a position as
stenographer in the Office Of the Estey
Organ company.
Mother Mary Peter OF Rutland visited
at St Joseph's convent yesterday en-
route to Boston.
Prof. F. c. F. Cramer will play the or
gan in Trinity church. Claremont, N. H,
Christmas Sunday.
Robert Woodruff Of Brunswick, Me, is
visiting at the home of his uncle DR..
Fremont Hamilton.
Mrs. Louise X. Hackley will return
home next Tuesday after spending sew
eral weeks in Boston.
Mrs. Ethel Dalton Swift. niece of the
late James Dalton. returned Tuesday to
her home in New York.
Arthur Tenney went Tuesday to Jack
sonville, Fla, where he has a job car
pentering for the winter.
Mrs. r. Tyler has gone to Great Bar
rington, Mass, to spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. Plat.
Mrs. NJ F. Sears and daughter. Helen,
returned Monday to Holyoke after stay
Of several months in town.
Daniel Moriarty. formerly of Brattle-
boro, was elected councilman of Maiden,
| Mass, in the election last week.
Harry Bingham. son of c. F. Bingham,
has a position in the Peoples National
bank, working after school hours.
| Miss Florence Goodenough of the Bos-
I
tomorrow for the holiday vacation.
Peter S. Chase left yesterday for Bos-
| ton He will visit in Gardner before re-
| turning. being absent about 10 days.
Miss Addie Shattuck. trimmer for Don
| nell & Davis has finished the seasons
| work and returned to Springfield Mass.
Miss Grace Harmon of Bennington,
| daughter of Superintendent Thomas Han
non, is spending the week in Brattleboro.
Mrs. John Manley Of Dorset was in
| Brattleboro Wednesday TO attend the
funeral OF her father. Clinton w. Lord.
Mrs. c. S. Fish of Shelburne, Mass,
| came yesterday to attend the funeral
of her stepmother. Mrs. Willard Ingram.
Miss Ada Eddy has gone to Fitchburg,
| Mass, where she is clerk in the store Of
| her nephew, Verne Eason, during the
| holidays.
E. E. Barrett and Miss Barrett of Brat
! tleboro rendered musical selections at the
Y. NJ c. A. meeting in Rutland Sunday
i afternoon.
Miss Katie Aher. who has been in
Springfield. Mass, several weeks, will re-
turn tomorrow, accompanied by Mrs.
| Nora Touhill.
Ralph Longueil. inisher in the Estey
organ factories, finished work there this
week to go to Fishers Island, where he
has position.
Miss Maude NJ Munger of Putney has
been the guest several days of Miss
Pearle E. Cheney at the latter's home
on Maple street.
Mrs. Michael Sears, jr., who came to
Brattleboro to attend the funeral of
Michael Sears, returned Tuesday to her
home in Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney returned
Tuesday TO Athol. They came to Brattle-
boro on account of the illness and death
of Mr.. Carney's mother.
| "a thar a..
bans to attend Rev. D. ]. O'Sullivan's
silver anniversary of his priesthood in
the Roman Catholic church.
Miss Mabel Farmer, assistant toll line
operator in the Brattleboro telephone ex-
change, has gone TO Rutland, to take
a position in the exchange there.
Baggage Master Carey has been in
Mortified this week checking the bag
gage for the several hundred students
who are going home for the holidays
Leslie 5. Edwards, Raymond Elmer and
Dean Bangs will come home this week
from the Baltimore medical college to
spend the Christmas vacation at home.
Margaret Moran. daughter of P. ].
Moran OF Minneapolis, returned this week
to her home after making an extended
visit with her aunt, Mrs. John T. Kaine.
Fred L. Smith will leave tomorrow for
| camden, n. j., to spend week with Mrs.
Smith and sons, who are in that city for
| winter sta! at Mrs. Smiths old home.
D. K. Butterfield finished work as stew
ard at the Brooks House Monday and
went TO Cuttingsville, where he owns a
hotel. Mrs. Butterheld accompanying
him.
Mrs. Charles j. Reach. Mrs. Eric
Landry, Mrs. f. Z. Perry and Mrs. w. D.
ellison went TO Saxtons River Wednesday
) night TO attend the district meeting of
Rebekahs
Gentlemen's night was observed by the
Zefe club at the home of Miss Zetta Weld
last Friday evening. The evening was
spent in playing zefe. Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Charles T. Hawley of Hopedale
Mass, came Saturday to spend the rest
OF the month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Freeman Mr.. Hawley will
come TO spend Christmas.
Carl S. Hopkins and John e. Gale have
oeen engaged to deliver addresses at
} farmers meeting to be held throughout
the state during the winter under the di-
recuon OF the state board of agriculture.
Walter S. Stearns has resigned as en-
sineer OF steamer No. 4, through prefer
ence' and is succeeded by Chester w. Sar-
gent, who has been assistant engineer.
Mr.. Stearns takes the position of assist
ant engineer.