Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-12-19
eRArTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Frank Flagg of Greenfield spent Sunday
with his parents.
Lawyer c. c. Fits was in Keene on
business Wednesday.
Mrs \. Il. Wood returned Saturday
from visit with her sister in Barre. =
t. w. Fox is seriously i'll with a heart
trouble at his home on Prospect street.
Chief-of-police Hall moved this week
into his new house on Western avenue
Rev. f. W. Lewis OBLIGATED at the fun
eral of Mrs. George Lee in Vernon We'd
nesday.
Misses Ida and Ella Waite went today
to New York to spend the Christmas
holidays
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls
was a guest of Rev. Father Cunningham
Monday.
Mrs W. S McKenney and daughters of
North Adams will spend the winter with
Mrs. McKenney's father. @. A. Hines.
Mrs u. a. Young, who is spending the
winter in Greenfield, came to Brattleboro
yesterday for a few days stay.
Miss Jennie T. stoddarda Of Newton,
Mass, will come next week to spend the
Christmas vacation with her mother.
Miss Pearle Cheney will come Monday
from Bar Harbor, Maine To spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Harriet Webster Cary and son,
Webster. will go to Orangeburg, s. c.,
about Jan. /. to remain four months.
D. Stolte. ir. physical instructor in
Peekskill Academy, is expected home to-
morrow for vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. A. r. stebbins returned Saturday
to her home in Minneapolis after spend
fpp ~. moi nt 40 House.
Edward NJ. Ransom. who came to
Brattleboro Saturday with the body of
Mrs Ransom, returned to Boston Mon
day.
Miss Florence Howe returned this
week from visit with Miss Florence
Keyes and Miss Bessie Butterheld In
Boston.
Mrs Agnes Coolidge Rice. who has
been teaching school in Somerville, re-
| turned Wednesday for vacation of
| three weeks.
Miss Alta Carpenter. who is teaching
| school in Colrain. came yesterday to
| spend a few days with her cousin. Mrs.
c. G.. Maynard.
Miss Florence Allen. who is teaching
in Hudson. ~ Y, will come home next
| Tuesday for a vacation of three weeks.
| Miss Edith Hunt went to Hudson yes
| terday to return with her.
Miss Emily Bacon. who recently re-
turned from a Journey of several months
abroad. arrived in Brattleboro Saturday
| for visit with her brother. r. c. Ba-
| con.
Mr. and Mrs George \ Sheldon. who
| spent several months on farm in Dunn
merston. returned last week to their
| home in Greenfield. Mr.. Shcldon's health
is greatly improved.
| President Allan ID. Brown of Norwich
| University and Mrs Brown went this
week to Asheville, y. c. for a Christ
mas visit with their daughter. Mrs.
Sutherland. They will also visit in
| Washington before their return.
The Greenfield correspondent of the
| Springfield Union writes Mrs. II. II.
| Hackley is convalescent after being sick
| a fortnight. Her husband smashed his
thumb Saturday while doing n good turn
for the First Baptist church, in deliver
ing wood that services could be held
there Sunday.
Two former base ball players in Brat
| tleboro are managers of professional
| basket ball teams this winter. NJ f.
Hickey is directing the fortunes of the
Springfield organization which holds the
lead in the Massachusetts league. and
Tom Dowd has recently taken charge
OF the Holyoke team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace y. BatchcldeT
and son. and Miss Maud Carlton are at
the Van Ness House in Burlington. Mr.
Batchelder. who was president of the
Young Mems Republican club of Brattle-
boro. Is representing the members OF
the Congressional delegation and the
other party leaders. and is forming
a state organization OF Young mems Re
publican clubs.
j. l.. Howard. who is supervisor OF
penmanship in Maiden ana Lynn Mass.
was in BrattIeboro early In the week or
his way to Townshend and other towni
for a vacation. The schools in Nader
have been closed three weeks instead OF
the usual one week for Christmas va
cation. as the authorities did not deem 4
advisable to use up the supply Of Goa
for the public buildings while many
people were actually suffering owing 1,
the scarcity OF fuel.