Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-12-18
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


mother the first o: the week.
Mr. and Mrs a. w. Rockwell have
visited this week in Rutland.
Harry White of New York was at the
| home of his mother over Sunday
Mrs. Walter Boyden of Plymouth
| Mass. is n guest at G. II. Ryder's
Mrs. Alice F1avin of Bellows Falls was
guest of Miss Helen Fenton over sun
| day.
| Cashier w. II. Bracket went Wednes-
day to Boston on three days business
| trip.
| Miss Annie Shepard left yesterday for |
| a visit of two weeks at her home In ST |
Adams
Mrs. r. w. Iman of Taunton. Mass,
Is critically i'll, having sustained a stroke |
| of paralysis.
Mrs. 4. NJ Wilson moved her dress
making shop Wednesday from IL TO ~
Canal street
Henry Ryan finished work at the freight
| office and has entered II. b. Haus's gro
| Gerry store clerk
Or. G. 5. Sholes, who has been at the
| Brooks House several days. viii return
to Boston tomorrow.
Mrs. Carrie Huntley Baker who was
critically i'll last week, is very much bet
ter and continues to improve.
Mrs Annie O. Wright missionary in
Mexico has been visiting her cousin, c.
| II. CliSbee, and other relatives.
John w. Howe will start West soon af-
ter Christmas travelling salesman Tor
the BratteborO overall company
Mrs. Alice Morse will go tomorrow to
Wakefield Mass to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Morgan
Miss Nellie Brown will go tomorrow to
Woodsville. n. H., to spend two weeks
with her brother Maurice Brown
Mrs. Harrison Fisher has returned
| ia whore
was called by the death OF "A niece.
A. l. Blair went Monday to Canastota.
n Y. to visit the picking establishment
in which he is interested financially
MIR. and Mrs Austin Richardson re-
turned to New Jersey Tuesday after
spending two weeks with relatives.
County clerk John H. Merrheld is still
confined to his home in Williamsville
with a severe cold but is improving slow
ly.
Mrs. Grace Kinson Doak returned sun
dow from, a visit in Greenfield She will
be at l.. II Putnams until after Chfist-
: mas.
t Miss Amelia Lucia who has been en-
% ployed by the Brattleboro Manufacturing
% COMPANY has returned to her home III
Canada.
+; Miss Lillian Temple has resigned her
position i'm the local telephone exchange
= and has returned to her home in Ben
l. nington.
Mrs George whitney of Springfield
% this state. came Friday to assist in
}. Houghton Il Stmondss store during the
D.. holidays.
): Mrs Helen Carrier returned Wednesday
n to- her home in Oswego. y. y, after a
D. months visit with her sister, Mrs Martin
D, | Austin. jr
3, Hooker H. Winchester, who has been
D. i'll several weeks with typhoid fever is
ID convalescent. and is able to sit up lit
:, tie each daY.
Mrs A. c. Clisbee Of Hale went yester-
III day to Boston to spend the winter. Car
/ ence stowe OF Boston came here to ac-
. company her.
=, Charles r.. crosby has been appointed
q. a member Of the committee member
- ship Of the New England Grain Deal
ers association
Mrs. H. w sherwn returned Tuesday
to her home in Orange. Mass. after
p spending three weeks with her daughter
nd Mrs. y. a. Cheney.
Miss Julia Erosnahan went yesterday
D. to Montreal 30 be present today at the
L ordination OF Eugene Cray of Bellows
Falls to the PRIESTHOOD.
ed The marriage of Miss Bertha Dodge
az formerly of Brattleboro to Henry Piper
:. will take place at Miss Dodges home in
s. Wiliamsville next Thursday.
Baggage Master D. S. Carey spent Mon
n day at Mortified Seminary. checking bag
r gage for the Seminary students who wen
rt home for the Christmas vacation.
OF Mrs. Hattie Taylor, grand matron OF
VI the order of Eastern Star for Vermont
attended the annual convocation OF dis
m trict No 1 in Montpelier Wednesday.
in John Calvin who has been critical!
81 III with pneumonia has made substantial
- progress this week. George II. Ryde
" has been much more comfortable thu
- | past few days
~, Mrs T. O. 5 Osgood and daughter
Ethel went Tuesday to Cohasset Mass.
to remain until after Christmas. Mis-
n Osgood will go from there to her schoo
OF in Lebanon, y. ii.
~ Miss Ruth l.. Adams returned Tuesda!
: from Abbott Academy, Andover, Mass.
=. for Christmas vacation of three weeks
~ Miss Ella Adams returned Tuesday afte
~ a visit of three weeks in Boston.
William Kaine will come Monday from
Loyola College. Montreal and JOIN
lrt Kanc Tuesday from Amherst College, t
~ spend the Christmas vacation with thei
"a parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. kaine.
~ ~ Mrs Cora Moore of Lafayette, Ind.
~ who came from Oshkosh. Wis, last weel
- with the body of her cousin, Warren NJ
g. Howe. is spending some time at the hom
10. of her brother Charles w. Cleaveland.
Miss Pearle L. Cheney, commercial
teacher in the High school at Bar Har
en- Dor. Me. will come to Brattleboro to
JUS morrow to spend the Christmas vacation
as with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. a
"" Cheney.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Brasor and Mr.
civ, and Mrs. f. !. Swift attended the install
~ lation of the officers of Golden Rule chap
g ter, order of Eastern Star, at Putne.
n Wednesday evening. Mr. Brasor and MI
a Swift furnished music.
be Miss Elizabeth l.. Barrett, who ha
nd been i'll at II. T. Bonds the past tw
Isl months was taken to her home in Mort
ee | Hinsdale Saturday to avoid contact wit
'er a suspected case of diphtheria, whic
les turned out to be tonsilitis.
ter DR.. II. ID. Holton, as secretary of tn
state board of health investigated tn
outbreak of small poX in Bristol Monday
Ike He discovered two cases there. five 4
mis- Lincoln and one in Monkton. The school
and churches in Bristol have been close
W. on account of the outbreak.
is The marriage of Miss Lulu Davenpor
Kenney and. Raymond David Beals wa
ar celebrated Wednesday evening at tn
raj home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. George w Kenney, in Rutland, Rev. d.
Phillips officiating. Miss Grace Hanno
or of Bennington, cousin of the bride, wa