Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-25
eRATTLEeoRo Personal

| Mrs Lenora Richardson of piDsc.,,
Mass, Is In town for a holiday wish
| Thomas Mitchell will go next rp,,,,...
the soldiers home in Bennington f., l.P
| Miss Helen Dunlcavy of Boston
| home this week for a weeks ,..,.., me
Earl Arnold Of Amherst colop. ,....'
home Monday for the Christmas ,,d ine
| ton. ''''-
Miss Nellie Brown went No,J.,
Woodsville n. H., for a visit of ,.o
weeks. TWO
Miss Jessie Swift who has n sobo.i "a.
Natick, Mass, is visiting her hro.t.r
| f. l. Swift.
Mrs. l.. D. Greene and sons. Uarr. ...,
Ray. came to Brattleboro yostrrd..y ~
visit relatives.
Earl Titus is at home from ni. .,,
! studies in Boston to remain dlftr, .'
| Christmas recess.
George W. Clapp, who has a ra..l..,
in Worcester, came home Sarul.. f,r
| a weeks vacation
Mrs. !. S. Couch returned from if.-,
ford, Conn. Tuesday 10 tho hom. al I.-
son. H. f. Jordan
Miss Hannah Conroy. who recent. tim
derwent an operation In Rp-to. has.
| pital is convalescent
Martin f. Austin Of Boston yyr I.. ..
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Nrs
James Austin, tomorrow
Miss Mabel Hunt finished hor ..,,y.
in the business college in Worcester .,i
returned home last week
Miss Mary Mccarthy. clerk I'm ! T.
Mann's store. will spend Christmas a.,
her home in Bellows Falls
| Mrs. katherine Gray Of Worcester t-
visited this week at the home ar tar
brother, Major c. Houghton
Harry Hodgkns has been i'm Villa
River several days called there bv the
serious illness of his mother.
Messrs. Oliver and Sawyer are gp.,d.
ing several days with Col l.. y T,yiar
at his cottage at Spofford lake
Addison L. Aldrich and Lillian = XII.
! ~. both of Boston. were married Bon f..,
city Dec. Is, by Rev. Edward A Hor,o,
f. J. Bailey, who has been iu at his
home on Green street since the first of
October, is slowly and steadily improy-
ing.
Miss Marion Rice came home from
! Smith College Wednesday To- -perl har
vacation with her brother Howard G
| Rice.
Mrs. Frederic Coudray and two chill.
dren returned this week to Wo4thery6eld
Conn. after spending a week 8t r. C.
| Crosbys
Bonnie Bingham. son of Mr. and Mr..
| c. +. Bingham has nearly recovered
from his serious illness and is able % be
out doors
Or. +. r. Lynch moved "Wednesday
from the Doolittle cottage on Washing
ton street to the Patrick Lilll. house m
| Elliot street
Miss Pauline Jenne Of Mt Holyoka col.
lege is at the home of her parents Mr.
AMI Mrs. g +. r. Jenue, for H.. Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. James Griffin and daughter. Ger.
trude, of Kearney, y. j.. will come today
to remain during the holidays at Mrs
Mary Grifin's.
Miss Lou Powell bookkeeper for Flem-
| ing X Crown. will finish work there next
week and will enter an art school in
New York city.
Miss Annie O'Nen. nurse at the Far
rem hospital in Montague. will be a guest
at the home of her grandfather. Michael
Baker, tomorrow
Mrs. George Gonyer and child and
Misses Lillian and Annie Murphy went
Wednesday to Sherbrooke. Canada. TO
spend the holidays.
Miss Bridget Clarity. who is being
treated at the Rutland. Mass sana-
torium. is expected today for weeks
visit with her parents.
Percy Henley. who has been attend
| ing school in HoldernesS. y. H.. came
10 Brattleboro Saturday to spend five
weeks with mis- parents.
Mrs. Stoddard and Miss Daisy Stone
of New York came Wednesday to remain
with their sister. Mrs. Robert Gordon
Hardie until after Christmas.
DIR. and Mrs j. B. DonnelIy Of Card
ner and Thomas Bowler and family Of
Jamaica Plain will come today 10 spend
| Christmas at James Bower's.
Mrs. o. T. Ware went Saturday to
Fttchburg on account of the illness OF
Mr.. Wares mother. Mr.. Ware went
there Wednesday of this week.
DR.. James c. Austin of Spencer and
John d. Austin of Springfield, Mass, will
be at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Austin, tomorrow.
Ralph Cain. who has charge of the
picking factory at Canestota, ~ Y, in
which a. L. Blair is interested, came
home Tuesday for the Christmas vaca-
/ ton.
Mrs, Eta Howe left Tuesday for Mer-
iden, Conn, where she will spend the
winter. Her daughter, Mis-. Alfred
>. thompson, accompanied her TO Spring
| field, Mass.
Miss Susan Salisbury of Elliot street
Is seriously i'll with a heart affection and
complications. She is the oldest woman
in Brattleboro being 9S years old last
| October.
j. II. Soliday of Dedham Mass, Mr. and
! Mrs. F. l.. Stetson and daughter Of
Greenfield and Mrs. Olive Stetson of Jack
sonville attended the funeral of Wells p
! Jones Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Humpstone is with her
mother. Mrs. Rawson, of Canal street for
a holiday visit. Mrs. Humpstone is now
vocal teacher in the normal school in
| Fredonia, n. Y.
Leland Carlton returned Saturday from
| the University of Vermont for the
| Christmas vacation. \ classmate. Mar
| cellus Landon of Burlington, will come
Monday to visit with him in a few days
| Michael Hodgins is here for a visit with
his sister, Mrs. Bert Seims, over Christ
mas. Mr.. Hodgins worked in Brattleboro
| several years ago, and is now linotype
| operator in the New York Journal office
| I. a. Austin has received news of the
death of his cousin, Thomas Monks
which occurred the 2lst in Cambridge
port, Mass, from pneumonia. Mr.
Monks lived in Brattleboro several years
ago.
Mrs. c. p. Dewitt left Monday for
| Southern Pines, N. c., where she has
| previously spent two winters She was
accompanied by Mrs Phoebe Knapp
They stopped en- route in New Haven and
| Washington.
Among the teachers who are ut home
for the holidays are Josie Foster and
| Emma Lundberg of Springfield. Mass,
| Ella Newman of Newton, Mass, Minnie
Brasor OF Brookline, Mass, and Marion
Noyes of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Patrick Manning Miss Flora
/ Smith and the twO-Vaar-Old