Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-27
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Harry White of New York city has been
at home two or three days.
Mrs. $. NJ. Ellis went to Springfield
this state. for a Thanksgiving visit
Mrs. S. w. Niles of Bnghamton. N. Y,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. d. Beeman.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney came
from Springfield, this state, for the holi-
day.
Mr and Mrs George e. Greene went
to New York Tuesday to spend several
days.
\. II. Ashley started Monday for
weeks visit in Springfield and Westfeld,
Mass
Harold Whitney and a friend from Am
herst College are in town for a short va
cation
Mrs Ralph Barker and little daughter,
/ Dorothy, returned Saturday to Barnet,
this state.
Mrs Ophelia Stetson is critically i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs Wells
T. Jones.
Mrs. G. II. Bond and Mrs C. G. May
nard went Wednesday to Orange to visit
/ relatives.
L. w. Blodgett expects to go soon to
Gainesville, Fla, to spend a large part of
/ the winter.
Clinton p. Hescock. who graduated from
the Albany Business College recently, has
returned home.
Clifton Fox began work Monday in
9. r. Thomass drug store, succeeding
Charles Welcome.
Mrs Emma q. Crosby of Minneapolis
Mimi, was "a Thanksgiving guest Of DIR.
and Mrs. G. 5. Pratt.
Miss Harriet Fox one of the oldest
residents of the town is very i'll at her
home on Wiliston street.
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Warner and
Miss Addie Warner were in Hatfield,
Mass, Thanksgiving day.
Miss Helen Thompson of northampton
spent Sunday with her parents Deacon
and Mrs. c. F. Thompson.
Cadets Gilman and Noyes are at home
from Norwich University for the Thanks
giving vacation of ten days
MIS-. Luther Plummcr returned Satur-
day from NeH York, whore she had med
ical treatment several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred ellison and daugh-
ter of St Johnsbury making a visit
Of a few days with relatives.
Mrs. NJ Hopkins and daughter Mrs.
u. J. Leonard. went Monday to Newport,
K. l., for "a visit with relatives.
A'r and Mrs 5. w. Kimbal spent
Thdnksgi> ing with their son, T. p. Kim
ball and his family in Greenfield.
Francis Meyrath of New London, N.
H.. is spending two weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Lockwood.
Pierce Brown of Northfeld. this state
is mere for a visit through the Thapks-
giving vacation with Arthur l.. Clapp
r Mrs. Gould returned to Northfeld. this
state. Monday after spending a few days
with Mrs +. +. White at Central street
Mrs. Alice Morse entertained over
THANKSGIVING her daughter and husband.
; MIR and Mrs. Morgan of Wakefield. Mass.
Misses Emma Lundberg and Josie Fos-
ter the teachers. of Springfield, Mass,
are at home for the Thanksgiving vaca-
tion.
II. D. Packard of Greenfield president
of the Packard National bank which re-
I Gently failed, was in Brattleboro Mon
T day.
, Mrs. \. NJ. Atwood returned Monday
to her home in Castleton after spending
three weeks with her nephew, A. f. At
} wood.
n. 4. Ryan of Greenfield came to
e / Bratteboro Monday to finish a roofing
+ job on w. II. Proctor's new house on
i, High street.
, Ralph Patch. Carl Hollender, Arthur
Scott and Harold Whitney of Amherst
College spent yesterday at their homes
2 in Brattleboro.
Mrs J. Harry Estey and Mrs ]. ].
+ Estey went Monday to New York having
. received news that Mrs, f. II. Chase
was not as we'll
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Wheeler went to
Montpelier Wednesday to eat turkey
with Dr. Wheelers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Wheeler
Leon Canedy returned to BrattleborC
Saturday from Turner's Falls having jam
s med a finger with a trip hammer in the
# cutlery works there.
[. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood went
:, Wednesday to the home of Mrs. Lock
woods brother in Perkinsville ia attend
family reunion Thanksgiving day.
: Mrs Edward Clark has gone to Lowell
II to visit her daughter Mrs. ]. l.. Knowl
g ton She was accompanied by Miss Weir
&c the nurse, who went from there to Bos
ton
Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Starkey closed thei
home on Oak street the first of the weel
II and went to New York where they will
Is Srcnd the winter with Mrs Starkey'
al mother Mrs. Smith.
l. Lafayette Clark OF Sioux City, Iowa
>, came Saturday to visit his parents, DR.
= and Mrs. C. S. Clark. James Clark o
, the Hartford Theological Seminary cam,
I'd home to spend Thanksgiving with hi
Y. parents.
J. Fred ID. Ellis, who was seriously hur
l., several weeks ago by falling from th
new bridge across the Connecticut river
has improved rapidly during the pas
y two weeks He has been able to be ou
re of doors the past few days.
s. Principal George Wright of Bethel cam
,e to Brattleboro Wednesday for a brie
-, visit at j. T. Elmer's. He went to Bosto
. yesterday to see Mrs. Wright, ,Nwho recent
lie ly underwent an operation in that city
1e Mrs. Wright is under the care of DI
N Richardson and is recovering rapidly.