Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-03
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

MISS Grace EplS is IN New YORK city tOr
an extended stay with relatives.
Miss Ella Newman left Monday for a
weeks visit in Boston and Leominster.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice returned
Wednesday to her school in Somervlle.
Helen and Walter Chlds went to their
home in Manchester, N. H., Wednesday.
Ernest Brown, American express agent
In Amherst, spent Sunday in Brattleboro.
i. p. Harris went Wednesday to Bos-
ton, where he spent the remainder of the
week
Mary Howe LAWN has an engagement
to sing in Mendelssohn hall in New York
Jan. A.
Helen A. Mack returned last week
after a stay of three months in North
Adams.
John r. Moynihan left yesterday for
Baltimore, to visit a few days with his
brother.
Mrs b. f. Eetchum of New York is a
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Annie G. Cobb
and Mrs. j. j. Estcy
May Douglass returned to the Westfield
Normal school Monday. after spending
the holidays at home.
Joseph W. Smith, who is employed in
Peterboro. y. H., came home Wednesday
to remain until Monday.
Miss Edna Cobb returned this week to
Athol after spending a week with her
am. Mrs. w. r. Ilaigh.
Miss Edna Crosby of Northampton and
Miss Helen Crosby of Boston are visit
ing relatives in Bratteboro.
Miss Emily Bacon of Springfield, this
state, has been a guest of her brother,
Lawyer r. c. Bacon, this week
L. NJ Douglass of the Worcester In
ternational School of Correspondence
spent Christmas with his family.
Miss ELLA Cpott will 20 this week to
Northampton for a brief visit before re-
turning to her school in Montreal.
Mrs. George Brockway returned to her
home in Warner, n. H., Wednesday after
a visit with Miss Blance Laughton.
George Childs went to New Haven
Wednesday to resume his studies in the
Sheffield scientific department at Yale.
Miss Carrie L. Barber and brother,
Clarence Barber, returned Sunday from
a visit of few days in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. John B.. Goodenough returned Sat
urday from an extended visit in Spring
field, EasthamptOn and ChCopee, Mass.
- Harold Crosier returned yesterday to
Shelburne Falls after spending a week
with w. f. Coombs and F. NJ. Billiard.
Miss Flora McEachern of Springfield.
Mass, a nurse. was a guest of DR.. and
Mrs ]. l.. Rathbone Sunday and Mon
day.
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Springfield, Mass, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. He owes SIPS with no as
sets.
Mrs Salina Warren returned Monday
to her home in Pittsfeld after visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Ye1w. in Gull
ford.
Hazel Timson. daughter of 'ol Julius
Timson of Claremont, is speu Ig several
weeks with her grandmother rs. J. w
Smith.
L. H. Richardson fell on the lie on the
sidewalk on High street Wednesday and
received injuries which have confined him
at home.
Jesse Prosser, who has been here at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Nora Ken
ney, will return today to his home in
Oswego, n. Y.
Miss Minnie Brasor returned Wednes-
day to her school in Brookline, Mass,
after spending the Christmas vacation
with her parents.
George l.. Durham went Tuesday to
Mishawaka, Ind. to attend the annual
banquet of the Mishawaka Wooden Man
ufacturing company.
Miss Hattie Ruggles returned Wednes-
day to her home in Worcester, Mass,
after spending a week or more with Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Brown.
Mrs Jennie Ray Barber of Louisville,
KY, is spending some time with DR.. G..
Barbers family and with other rela-
lives in Guilford and Vernon.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher and her grand
daughter, Eleanor Noyes, went Friday to
West Newton Mass, for a visit with
Capt. S. E. Towards family.
Frank Crook returned Monday to
Amherst College after a visit with Ralph
Patch. Mr.. Patch returned this week to
his college duties at Amherst.
Miss Addie Warner entertained a com
pany of about 20 of her young friends
with a New Years party Tuesday even
ing, at home on Whipple street.
Daniel Butterfeld, recently steward at
the Brooks House, will take the pro-
prietorship of the Union House in Cut
tingsville the second week in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Josselyn and son.
Kenneth, are at the home of Mrs. JOS
selyn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Wadsworth at Keeler's Bay, this state
for a visit of ten days.
Mrs w. H. Minor went Monday to
Chicago for a visit with her daughter
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Lansingh, accom-
panied by her son, Frost Minor, who will
enter the office of his brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. r. Jenne will go to
New York next week, and Mrs. Jenne
as president of the Daughters of 1872 in
Vermont will attend a meeting of the ma
tional organizations to be held from Jan
to II.
Miss Florence Lamson, who was witt
her sister, Mrs. Amidon, during the holi-
days, went Wednesday to her school du
ties in Newton, Mass Miss Emma Lund
berg returned to Springfield, Mass, the
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman were
Christmas guests at the home of Mrs
Freeman's uncle, DR.. Bushnell in Nortf
Adams. Mr.. Freeman returned Friday
but Mrs. Freeman remained there for {
visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Brooks entertained
a number of friends at dinner Sunday af
ternoon, the occasion being the 34th ami
versary of their marriage. One of thei
guests was w. D. Smith of Athol, presi
dent of the electric railroad in that town
Miss Susan f. Clark, in writing from
London under date of Dec. IS. said: C
am experiencing London as everybod!
knows it, and l think that by the I'd o
January Qf not before) I shall have be
come fully satiated with it's sights ant
sounds amid the fogs, the rains and tn
dirt of this world-famed city
Last Sunday was a red-letter day in tn
history of the Church of the Unity o
Worcester, Mass, of which Rev. Franl
i. Phalen, formerly of Bratteboro, is tn
pastor. Sunday was the day chosen 70
the rededication of the church since 1T
complete renewal and renovation DURING
the past season, and the installation of ;
new organ. The renewal of the churcl
edifice was made possible through
legacy left by Mrs. Alice Miller Rice VIII
was a sister If the wife of Senate
George f. Hoar. Rev. Edward Everett
Hale preache the memorial sermon an,