Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-02
eR&T1'LEeoHo PERSONAL.


Charles Schorling returned this week
from weeks visit ~ New York.
Mrs Walter Sturgis has been in North
Adams for a visit of several days
Miss Marion Rice viii return to Smith
College Wednesday of next week.
Or. Gwyer of New York visited in
Brattleboro the first of this week.
Robert Mitchell came Friday from New
York city for "A short visit at home.
w. +. Neal has moved into the up-
stairs tenement in a. r. Eddys house.
Mrs. a. II. Harris spent Monday with
her sister, Mrs. II. H. Hackley, in Green
deld
Paul .. Cobb went Monday to Spring
field Mass, to spend several days with
relatives.
C. d. Whitman of Fishers Island. n.
Y. was in Brattleboro from Saturday
to Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Rawson Humpstone of
Brooklyn is visiting with her mother on
Canal street.
DR.. Kinkead returned Monday from
a holiday visit TO his old home in Nor
wich Conn.
United States District Attorney Mar
tin and family spent Christmas with rela-
tives in Montpelier.
Mrs. II. IT, Mower and two children
went TUESDAY TO Sheldon To spend two
weeks with relatives.
Lawyer Charles WhittIessey Of New
London was with friends in Bratteboro
a part of last week.
Walter Cook will leave next week for
Norfolk, Va. where he VIII have posi-
ton in a restaurant
Frank Haskins returned to his studies
in the Tufts Medical schooI Friday after
a holiday visit at home.
Major f. W. Childs and family were at
the home of Mrs. y. A. Fullerton in
Chester over Christmas
Miss Mabel Stevens Of Chicopee. Mass.A
visited during the holidays with her
cousin. Margaret Barber,
Mrs. w. F. wesselhoeft: and children
of Boston are spending .esveral days
at the Bradley cottage.
Arthur b. Lawton returned Friday to
Brooklyn. after spending Two weeks
with his aunt. Mrs Fits.
II. a. Streeter. who was with his par
ents a part OF last week, reurned Sat-
urday to Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. Inez Dodge Brockway OF Warner.
n. H., has recently spent several days
with Miss Blanche Lawton
Robert NJ. Burnett of Southboro. Mass.
was recently elected presidenr Of the
Massachusetts gas companies.
Floyd Smith, who is employed by the
Holden Electrical company OF Boston,
was a holiday visitor at home.
The marriage engagement OF Lawyer
Clarke c. Fits and Miss Maud L. EN-
erson was announced yesterday
r. NJ Bradley, one of the trustees of
the Thompson fund. and Mrs Bradley
will sail tomorrow for a visit in Europe.
Miss Susan Mather returned Monday
to her home in Rutland after spending
a few days at Judge E. L. Waterman's.
Conductor c. I. Finch. employed by the
Central Vermont Railroad company, has
been promoted to the passenger service
Miss Fannie Taylor of Warren. Mass,
came Friday to join the High school
class of 1902 in their sleigh ride to, New
fame.
Clifton Sherman, of the New YORK. Sun
editorial staff. returned to New York
Friday after spending two days with his
mother
Mr., and Mrs. F.. o. Marion and chill
dren returned Monday to Barre after
a visit of several days with relatives
in town.
John d. Austin of Springfield. Mass.
and DR.. James Austin of Spencer. Mass,
We're Christmas visitors at the home of
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Barr of Manches-
ter n. H.. spent their Christmas vaca-
ton with Mrs. Bars parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Cray
Mrs c. p. Kimban Of Greenfield and
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Staples OF New
Britain, Conn, were guests at S. w Kim
balls over Sunday
Mrs p. F. Connors and Miss Alice Colt
have been in Boston this week to assist
in settling the affairs of the late Har-
riette Dickerman Ransom
Forrest OrlIins will return Sunday to
New York to resume his studies in the
Pratt Institute, after spending the
Christmas vacation at home.
Frank Haskins has been elected mar
shal OF the senior class of the medical
department of Tufts College for the
commencement exercises next spring.
Miss Edith Esterbrook private secre
tary to one OF the professors in the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
is spending her vacation with her moth
er.
Walter Stacy has finished work at the
j. d. Roadway farm and has moved into
c. H. Eddy's house on Clark street He
IS succeeded at the Roadway farm by Mr..
Wall of Vernon.
burg, S, c., are the guests of Postmaster
anu MRS. ID. r. Webster a few DAYS. A
u Webster is nephew of DR.. Webster
and is postmaster in Orangeburg.
A a. Blanchard who was hurt in a
runaway accident near the E,1iiot-street
iron bridge two weeks ago. is able Ia he
out, but Mrs. Blanchard is still seriously
H. She is making some progress how
ever. H0"
w. n. Batchelder and stenographer.
MISS Maud Carlton, returned Wednes-
uay from their tour of the state In the
interest of plan to organize Young
mems Republican clubs in the cities ana
principle towns.
A p. Childs of New York and Mrs
sarah Kidder of Springfield came sat
uruaE anu on Monday went to Whining
ton with Maj Childs and family ana
others TO attend the dedicatory exercises
OF the Childs Tavern and Memorial hail
Austin Richardson of Westminster. for
merry law student in C. C. Fitts's Of
nee put now in his second year in the
law department of the University of
HtiGnleah' visited in town the latter part
fred Cressy has entered the employ of
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell COMPANY.
as travelling salesman His territory.
VIII De the state of Ohio and western.
pennsylvania. He will leave early NEXT.
week for his new field of work.
Robert stickney finished his course in
]ilDahy Business College recently. grad
uatlhg at the head of his class. He came
nome Tor short visit with his parents.
ana then left for Schenectady, N Y,
"here ne has position as stenographer
with the Edison General Electric COM