Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-30
BRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Corser went Mon
day to New York,
II. G. Wiley of Chester was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. IL. T. Leonard of Bellows Falls
was in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cray of Bellows
Falls spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. W. w. Holton of Athol spent
Sunday at II. c. Winchesters.
Mrs. d. a. Young and daughter, Miss
Maud Young, were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Nettie Starr Clement of Brooklyn
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Farley
Starr.
Miss OConnor of the Boston city hos
pital is the new matron at The Hem
locks"
Rev. Father Long of Proctor was at
his home in Bratteboro over Tuesday
night,
Mrs. II. b. Haus. Misses Ellen Mccoy
ern and Kate Dwyer spent yesterday in
Bellows Falls
Mrs Henry Kimball and daughter of
Greenfield are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S w. kimball
Fred l.. Smith returned Tuesday from
a pleasure trip of ten days to New York
and Philadelphia.
J. L. Martin went to Boston Tuesday
to deliver an address at the reunion of
the Vermont society.
Leland Carlton came home from the
University of Vermont yesterday for
vacation of ten days.
Miss Helene Sherwin of Orange came
Thursday to spend a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. n a. Cheney.
w. Q. Powers, now proprietor of the
hotel in Whately, Mass, greeted Brat
tleboro friends this week.
David n. Elliot has moved from the
Doolitte house on Clark street to Miss
Donnells house on Walnut street.
Miss Agnes Griffin and Miss Mary
Fitzgerald will return today to Boston
after a weeks visit at Harry Stones.
Mrs. johanna Cunningham has been in
Bellows Falls this week on account of
the critical illness of her brother, Dennis
Flavin.
Lester Barber will go Monday to AL
bany, where he will take the commercial
course of study in the Albany business
college
Major and Mrs. +. w. Childs, Miss
Ruth Childs and Mrs. Margaret Gattey
will leave next week for a southern trip
of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 7. Hawley of
Gardner Mass. will come to Brattleboro
tomorrow to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Arthur l. Maynard
w. H. Henley has been seriously i'll
several days at the Brooks House with
kidney trouble. This is his first sick
ness in many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Parke B. Swift of Athol,
Herbert Swift of Peru and Ernest Reed
of Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l. Swift this week.
Clarke c. Fits has attended the ses-
sion of the Vermont supreme court in
montpelier this week. Judge !. NJ.
Tyler is presiding at this term in the
absence of Chief Justice Rowell, who is
i'll.
Judge Daniel Kellogg of Westminster
came to Brattleboro this week to be a
guest at the Brooks House for the pres
ent. His daughter, Miss S. w. Kellogg
has gone to New York city for a visit
of three weeks.
Fred c. Gale went Tuesday night to
Montreal, where Burnham. the horse
which he owns Jointly with Ben Will
hanson will start in the races on the
ice Mr.. Gale may attend the races in
Ottawa before returning.
Fred Schiller. formerly cook in the
Brooks House. but now cook on an eX-
press train on the Great Northern rail-
road between st. Paul and Seattle has
written TO a Brattleboro friend that he
expects to go to New Mexico to cook in
a large hotel.
William Martin Winchester and family
of Gibbon Neb., are visiting at Hiram
Winchester's in West Brattleboro Mr..
and Mrs, Winchester have not been in
Brattleboro for 26 years. They will
make an extended visit here and in
other places IN Vermont.
George Nichols of Fargo, formerly
state treasurer of North Dakota, was
with relatives in Brattleboro from Fri
day until Monday, going from here TO
Hartford. He is now engaged in the
real estate and loan business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haight have is
sued invitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Mary Irene Watson, to DR.,
William Hayden Rockwell jr., Saturday,
Feb. Ii, at i o'clock at the church of the
Holy Communion at Sixth avenue and
Twentieth street New York city.
Col Thomas Harmon, superintendent
of the Soldiers Home in Bennington,
came to Brattleboro yesterday with a
patient for the Brattleboro Retreat. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Harmon and
daughter who came to visit Mrs Sarah
Tyler who is i'll at the "Hemlocks."
DR.. Raymond Elmer, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever in a hospital in
Morgantown, w. Va, will come home to-
morrow or early next week. He has
been improving rapidly and has been
discharged from the hospital His
father, j. p. Elmer, who has been with
him, will return with him.
Miss Matte Metcalf, who went re-
Gently to Somerville, where she had en-
ployment in the family of Rev. Hal d.
Maxwell, was operated upon for appendi-
citis Wednesday in the Massachusetts
Homeopathic hospital. The operation
was successful. Miss Metcalf io COM
Portable and hopes to be home in few
weeks.
One of the notable society events OF
the winter in New York city was the
marriage Monday in the church of St
Francis Xavier of Miss Elsie Woodbury.
Brown, daughter of Mrs. Frank Gould
Brown, and Thomas Courtney jenkins
of Baltimore. The bride and her moth
er were formerly summer residents In
Brattleboro and friends here were in
Vited to the wedding. There was an
imposing ceremonial and Cardinal Glib
bons came from Baltimore to officiate
Many prominent people were in attend
ance and a wedding reception took place
at Sherry's. After a bridal trip Mr.
and Mrs. Jenkins will sail from Sar
Francisco on a trip around the world
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