Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-12-26
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

weeks in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Rose Doyle has gone to her homo
in ST. Adams to spend Christmas.
Miss Kate Higgins will go to her homo
in Bellows Falls for a Christmas Visit
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Leonard will 20 10
South Royalton, this state for Christ
mas.
Miss Mary Averill of Springfield, Mass
is a guest of her brother President G. G.
Averill.
G. II. Fulenwider of North Carolina has
been a guest of Major f. w. Childs sew
eral days.
with his aunt, Mrs Frank Waite, during
the holidays
a. w Childs and family of Ma1ches-
ter, N. H., are spending the HOLIDAYS
with relatives.
Miss Udall has returned to Brattleboro
after a months absence and is now ar
the Brooks House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Henley and Son
Percy, are spending a week at their for
mer home, Proctorsville.
Michael Guiheen will come from Albanv
for a Christmas visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiheen.
Miss Elizabeth Brosnaham, now Of
Willimantic, Conn, will be at her home
Oh CldIk street over Christmas.
George Harrington and bride Of Clare
mont are with Mrs. A. j. Haskins on
Clark street for a weeks visit.
william Kaine of Loyola College, Mon
treal, arrived yesterday to remain during
the holidays at his home here.
Miss Nellie Sullivan went to BROOKLYN
yesterday for a three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Toomey.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 7. Brltton, Brooks
House guests. went Saturday to New
York to spend two or three weeks
Prof. w. Starr Cutting and family went
to Chicago Saturday, after spending five
months with Prof. Cuttings father.
Patrick Flahive Of Fishers Island "
Y, is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Flahive.
George w. Clapp of Springfield, Mass,
is spending the Christmas season with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Clapp
Mrs. John Haus, who was at the home
Of her son, II. b. Haus, two weeks re-
turned Monday to her home in Baltimore
Miss Jennie Coughlan will go to her
home in Mortified for Christmas. and
Miss Nellie Kennedy will go to Holyoke.
Myron Davis, teacher of sciences in
Belts Academy, Stamford, Conn, is at
home to remain until after New Years.
Principal Franklin Heald of the Wal
pole High school is spending the HOLIDAYS
in town. accompanied by Mrs. Head and
baby.
Miss Carrie E. Cobb. a teacher in
Springfield, Mass, is spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Cobb.
James B. Sullivan, recently night clerk
at the Brooks House, now has a position
in one of the newspapers offices in Mont
pelier.
Col. II. E. Taylor went to BURLINGTON
Saturday to attend the funeral of Gen
VIM l.. Greenleaf. which was held on
Sunday.
George Childs. of the Sheffield Scientific
department of Yale is spending the
Christmas vacation with his father, W
II. Childs.
Mrs. L. d. Greene and sons. Harry and
Ray, are spending a week with Mrs
Greene's sister, Mrs. G.. H. Emery, in
Manchester. n. H.
Arthur King, employed by the Brattle-
boro Overall company, will go jan ! to
Hartford Conn. to become superintend-
ent of the e. o. Springer overall COM
pany.
David S. Carey was transferred this
week from the baggage room at the
railroad station to the freight office as
Carey's place as baggage master.
Arthur Hyde is at home from the Al
bany business college for holiday visit.
Miss Maud Young, who is attending
the same institution, went to New York
to join her mother for a stay through
the holidays.
The decision to have no base ball
team represent Dover in the New Eng
land league next season will give Tom
my Gulheen his release and he will
probably join the ranks of one of the
larger leagues.
Timothy Reardon, private in the 9th
field battery at Fort Ethan Allen, who is
on 20-days furlough, spent several days
in town with his aunt, Mrs. L. B. Yau-
vey. leaving Monday for his home in
New York city.
The marriage of James Fisk Hooker
and Miss Anna Maud Essex will take
place in st. Michael's Episcopal church
next Tuesday, Rev. E. T. Mathison per-
forming the ceremony at 70 O'Clock.
wedding breakfast will be served at the
home of Mrs. L. X. Fuller
James and Elizabeth Bagg, Arthur
Monroe, and Ira Ingraham and George
Hamilton of West Brattleboro are at
home from Wesleyan University for the
Christmas vacation. Harry Smith did
not return, as he is on a trip to Balti-
more, Washington and other cities with
the glee club.
Among the collegians who are at home
for the holidays are Miss Marion Rice
from Smith; Misses Pauline Jenne and
Margaret Averill from Mount Holyoke;
Melvin Thurber from Colgate: Ralph
Patch, Carl Hollender and Arthur Scott
from Amherst; Dana Gilman from Nor
witch; Leland Carlton and Frank Helyar
from University of Vermont.
Miss Annah May Howe will give con-
cert in the Watertown town hall Jan. 8.
She will be assisted by Miss Greta Mas
sen, Herman Heberlein. Otto Roth, FL
mer Nichols. w. L. Clark. E. P. Cole
and Harry Peterson.-[Boston Sunday
Globe.] Miss Howe is known as a niece
of Mrs. Charles Reach of Canal street
and summer visitor in Brattleboro.
The Hartford. Conn. Sunday Globe
contained an extended description of the
hunting yacht SO feet long which Elmer
A. Ely of Mlddletown is buiIuing for
Clarence II, Way and Fred T. Reid OF
Hartford. Mr.. Reid was formerly cap
tain of the Vermont Wheel club of Brat
tleboro and has for years been widely
known as a cyclist. Two years ago,
with r. M. Alexander as a partner he
started in New Hampshire opposite Brat
tleboro and rode through six states with
In "a hours, finally stopping in New Jer-
sey He is now the engineer in charge
of the Shelby Steel Tube compauy's
Hartford plant. The yacht will be fitted
with four cycle Howard gas engine Of
the gas spark explosive type. Mr.. Reid
will have charge of placing the engine.
The engine will develop 16 horse power
and 1t is expected that the new boat
will be the fastest craft on the waters or