Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-04
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Miss Mary Landerfn went Tuesday to
Springfield, Mass, for a visit
Miss Charlotte Barrett has a clerkship
i'm f. ID. Morris & Co.'S store.
Miss Dorothy Todd of Palmer, Mass,
is a guest at r. j. Dennings.
Miss Mabel futile of Greenfield is Wis
itlng Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whidden.
Roy Jones has returned after a weeks
vacation at his home in East Dover.
Miss Louise Green left Tuesday for a
visit of a month with her brother in
Illinois.
Miss Rose Hagen of St Johnsbury is
spending a few days with Miss Annie
McGrath.
Mr.. Weeks of Springfield. Mass, was a
visitor at John O'Connor's the first of
the week.
Miss Zeta Ryan returned Monday after
visit of two weeks in Burlington and
Montreal.
Miss Louise Miller has entered the en-
| poy of the Hooker Corser & Mitchell
| company.
H. r. Randall went Wednesday to Wor-
| ccstcr, Mass. to attend a meeting of
| Mystic Shriners.
Mrs G. II. Smith was in Springfield,
Worcester and Boston the first of the
week to select holiday goods.
Miss Elizabeth Flood spent the latter
part of last week in Springfield. Mass,
with her brother, Matthew Flood
Miss Flora Smith returned Saturday to
| Millers Falls after visit of a few days
with her mother Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mrs James MCGOWAN and daughters,
Katie and Nellie, returned Sunday after
visit Of a few days in Bellows Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin of Orange
visited with Mr.. Grifin's mother, Mrs.
Mary Griffin, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Croll moved Wednesday from
| Thomas Martins on Elliot street to the
new house which he has built on Oak
Grove place.
II. II. Winchester is i'll with typhoid
| fever at his home on Maple street. Miss
| Bailey of Putney, a trained nurse, is
caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cnok returned
Monday from Nashua, n. H., after.
visit of a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
| Frank Bracket.
| Miss Minnie Allen returned Saturday
after four weeks stay at her home in
Jamaica, where she was called by the
death of her father
John Tooncy of Elliot street is crit
| ically i'll with pneumonia. His sons, John
| and William, of Boston, have been called
| home on account of his illness.
James sullivan, who is employed in the
| Reformer office, fell while skating Sat
| urday afternoon and cut his hip so that
| it was necessary to take three stitches in
| closing the wound.
| Miss Katherine Austin will return Mon
day from the Albany Business college,
| where she has completed the business
| course. She will enter the employ OF j.
G. Ullery as stenographer and book
| keeper.
Mrs Harriet Webster Cary went this
| week to New London Conn, to remain
until about Christmas time. After Christ
| mas she will return to New London for
several weeks, going from there to Penn
| sylvania for an extended visit
News was received last night that War
rem NJ. Howe was critically i'll with pneu-
monia in a hotel in Oshkosh, Wis. with
but little nope Of recovery. Mr.. Howe is
a native of Vernon, a graduate of the
High school. and his home is in Green
field. where his mother lives. He has been
for several years the travelling representa-
tive OF a Boston shoe concern, his route
being largely through western states.
| James b. Sullivan has arrived safely in
| Jacksonville, Fla, where he will spend the
| winter. He had a pleasant trip by boat
| from New York, and visited many places
| of historic interest in Charleston, S. c.
He writes that the roses were climbing
over the houses with buds and bios
SONS galore" He is greatly pleased with
Jacksonville and already feels the benefit
of change of climate.