Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-09
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL

tives in Greenfield.
Mrs. Louise Hackley spent Sunday wi.t
relatives in Greenfield.
Mrs r A. Wells went today To Boz.
ton 10 spend a few days.
Ralph Pettee has returned after a ,l.it
Of two weeks in Boston.
Mrs. W. II. Cray has gone to Swaut1r
for visit OF two weeks.
L. F. Harris has returned from Boston
where he spent his vacation.
Miss Pauline Jenne returned Wednes-
day to Mt. Holyoke College.
Mr.. and Mrs Barr, who visited here
returned to Manchester n. II.
Louis Massey visited his mother r
I Rutland the first of the week.
Eugene NJ. Angler was in Springneid
Mass, Wednesday on business.
Miss Della f. Josln returned Satur-
day to her school in Medford, Mass.
Charles W. Durham returned satur-
day from business trip to Boston
Miss Eva Adams returned Mnday
from "a visit Of several days In Morris
Vile
George Childs returned Sunday to the
Sheffield Scientific school Of Yale Uni
versity.
Charles Kaye will return next SUNDAY
to his work for Wilcox & White in Meri-
den, Conn.
Miss Olive Warner spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. +. II. Davenport, in
Greenfield.
+ E. Wales and his son, Harry. have gone
to Ware, Mass. where they will bring our
King Jollity.
4 Wayne Stoddard. clerk in the Grange
store. went yesterday to St Johnsbury 10
visit relatives
Robert L. Hgley has entered the en-
ploy of thee telephone company in the
local exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert g. Aldrich of Bo--
ton have been guests at the Brooks
House this week.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg returned Monday
10 her studies in Wesleyan University
Middletown. Conn.
Margaret Root returned SATURDAY.
night from a visit with her grandparents
in Springfield Mass.
John Farnum returned Monday to
Worcester. Mass after visiting his par
onts on Myrtle street
f. y. Ware has finished work coach
man for +. Z. Dickinson and is visiting
his mother in Fitchburg
Leland Carlton returned Sunday to
the University Of Vermont after spend
ing a vacation at home.
Fred c. Leitsinger was in Boston over
sunday. Lucien Howe played for him
in the Congregational church.
Grant r. Joslin has returned to New
York after spending the holidays wn
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Joslin
Miss Florence Hemenway returned sat
urday to her duties at teacher in Burr
x Burton seminary in Manchester this
state.
Mrs Eliza Gibbs has come here from
Glens Falls. y. Y. to spend the remainder
OF the winter with her sister. Mrs c \.
Trip
David Waite, who has been travelling
salesman for Blodgett q Dewitt. has
lA fV.. Nr.T.-
Maine.
d. Stolte. jr went Monday to Peeks-
Kill, y. Y. TO resume his duties as in
structor In athletics in the Peekskill
Military Academy.
Miss Pearle Cheney who is teaching in
the High school in Bar Harbor. Maine.
returned Friday to her work there after
visit with her parents.
Miss Stakeholder, librarian at the
BROOKS Free library returned Friday
night from weeks vacation spent at
her home in Bennington.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor will leave
about Jan. 10 for a stay of a few DAYS in
New York. after which they will go 10
washington to remain several weeks
Mrs. E T. Mathison and children have
returned from visit of several weeks
IN Ansonia, Conn. Mr.. Mathison went
TO Ansonia last week and returned with
Dr. Andrew Macphail. q noted phvsi
clan in Montreal. Mrs. Marland of Mon
treal and Mrs Stephen of London have
week 'i'iS
j. p. Elmer is in Morgantown. w. Va.
assisting in caring for his son DIR Rav
mona Elmer, who is i'll with typhoid fev
-ouraging ~ Gil
G. F r. Jenne went "Wednesday 70
New York with others mentioned las,
week to attend the annual meeting ~
me national society United STATS
Daughters of 1872 'eS
VA Jorle crosby. daughter of Mr. and
MIS-. {. K. Crosby, has so far recoyarad
.ton an Illness OF several weeks that
she was able to go Wednesday To Mi
len Conn. for a visit with relatives
W. +. Root attended a meeting of the
,,ale BOARD OF pharmacy in Montnaliar
MS week. FIVE candidates took the
yam, Naililhatlons before the board The
leXt October " "''ieooro
Harry n White and Mr. VreeIand
Fho went TO Wilmington to attend the
.euIedioh OF the Childs tavern and me
"pr iai nan, designed by Mr.. White.
l,rned - DMraItienoro Saturday and re-
q. L. Durham and O. d stou,au
,ent saturday to Mishawaka. Ind to
ttehu the annual banquet and scbooI
- s1.esiheh employed by the Mishawa
- 'OOieH manufacturing comnanv
- whom Durham Brothers are the
'ew England agents ''e
" NJ Bradley, trustee of the ,rbor,,
on luhd' writes from Boston: kindly
orrect the statement that l have saiIaS
" europe. l am working TO get the
osPi,a plans ready for sprine and
iiu II quite enough of a problem with
Ut european travel"
waiter Cook was presented with if+
i. DOCKS from the Christian Union snd
an an portfolio from the KNIGHTS 81
-. us -hthur at the universities cburcb
- SUNDAY IN recognition of his faithf,,i
49,. 10 these organizations Mr
CUN ieit Monday for Norfolk. va.
' clarence sanderson. who lived ~
I'M I'M GalVln's some time four or 1t,e
80 ago Is one of the attractions of
, u.i1h minstrels this wear His
D e1ialty is playing a piano with hands
III leet while standing on his haaS
urope from trip in
w. A Billings of Hatfield and 7.
.er OF chicago were in Rrattlahoro
~ ana drove from here to Hinsdale
~ Northheld to look at tobacco oroa
g ha'.n only one purchase. Suffer Rroth,
ara neNe not decided whether 10 Oman r.
a.. az mouse In Brattleboro this wear The
,h ~ n"s uought no tobacco north Of Rrat
30 put a few sales have haan 49,
"'hey growers to other daoIS