Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-02
RRATTLEHoRo PERSONAL.


Mrs. Johanna Cunningham spent Sun
day i'm Bellows Falls.
John Sullivan of Greenfield was in town
for a Christmas visit
John and James Ryan of Greenfield
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Stone went this morning to
Greenfield to visit relatives.
A. f. Hobart spent part of last week
in Boston, returning Saturday.
Ashton Taylor has been visiting rela-
tives in Bridgewater, this state.
Ronald Osgood and Charles Stolte are
in Boston for a weeks vacation
Miss Marion Noyes returned yesterday
to her work as teacher near Philadelphia
Cornelius Sullivan was in Springfield
and Holyoke the latter part Of last week
Miss Josie Foster. the teacher, returned
TO her duties in Springfield, Mass. Sun
day.
Misses Barbara Murphy and Katie Dun
leavy made New Years visits in Bellows
Falls.
Miss Rose Judge was at her home here
Christmas, returning 10 Greenfield Sat
urday.
Rev. p. ]. Long of Proctor was here
Christmas with his mother Mrs. Daniel
Long.
Miss S Il. Grswold will leave Satur-
day for a vacation at her home in Corn
wall.
Miss Flora Coolidge is expected home
tomorrow from visit with her aunt in
Boston.
Miss Helen Thompson Of Northamp-
ton has been at her parents home for
the holidays.
Miss Mary E Long OF Bellows Falls
was here Tuesday to attend the Hooker
Essex wedding.
Timothy Brosnahan Of New Haven was
a visitor over Christmas and Sunday at
Matthias sullivan's.
Miss Abbie Higgins of Hoyoke is
spending two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Higgins
Miss Della Streeter has entered the
employ of Rev. II. Il. Milcss family as
convalescent nurse.
Thomas Griffin of Wilbraham Mass.
visited on Christmas with his sister,
Mrs. Michael Baker.
Patrick Lillis returned Saturday after
a visit Of four days with his son. James
\. Lillis, in Rutland.
Mrs. Carl S. Hopkins and son have re-
turned from three weeks visit with
relatives in New York.
Miss Jeanne Stoddard who came home
from Westfed. Mass. for the holiday
Misses Nellie Griffin and Johanna
Brosnahan went Friday to Holyoke to
attend a funeral. returning Sunday.
Clerk : W. Kimball began to take
the enumeration of the children of
school age In district No. . on Jan. l.
Miss Tucker of Worcester Mass. a
long time school teacher. is guest of
Mrs. John Pellet Of South Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Brosnahan returned to
Wnlimantic Conn yesterday after a
visit OF ten days at her home on Clark
street
Miss May Lavelle and a company of
friends watched the old year out We'd
nesday evening with music and refresh
ments.
Miss Mary Haus entertained ten Of her
little friends yesterday afternoon. Re
freshments were served and games and
music enjoyed.
Claude Welcome and Miss Gertrude
Welcome returned Monday to Vergen-
nes after visiting Mr.. Welcomes son.
w. II. Welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Ryan and children
Of Greenfield spent Christmas with Mr..
Ryan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Ryan in Gulford.
John Daniels of Grafton. a Harvard
student is spending a part of his vaca-
ton with his aunt. Miss s. z. Daniels
Mt the Brooks House.
DR. Raymond Elmer. who has been
with DIR. Allen in Morgantown. w. va
is now in the hospital in that place i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. f. NJ Wilbur has returned from
a visit of several weeks at her old home
in Westminster West and is now en-
ployed in Halls restaurant.
Mrs. William OBrien aud children, EN-
met and Kathleen, of Hyde Park, Mass
and Miss Nellie O'Brien of Hinsdale.
Were visitors in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Orrin Stowell and children went
yesterday TO Londonderry to remain
while Mr.. Stowell is in Indiana on a
business trip for Durham Brothers.
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Rogers. who was a
Christmas guest at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. j. NJ Perry, 20 Central street
has returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. John Seymour Wood went Friday
to New York. where she will be Joined
by her mother. Mrs. 3. d. Harris, and
they will go South to remain during the
winter.
Homer T.. Skeels of Ludlow of the
law firm of Stickney Sargent a Skeels
and assistant secretary of the Senate
is spending the week with Capt f. j.
Waterman.
Henry Pratt has finished work as
Waterman for the S. A. Sr "a company
but will remain in the ,uploy OF the
company. He is succeeded as watch
man by c. II. Smith.
Mrs, Thomas Foley and children will
go tomorrow to Claremont to stay two
months with Mrs. Foley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Devine. Mrs Foley
VIII care for her mother, who is H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wright of Bethel.
who are spending the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Wrights parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Elmer. had as guests a few
days Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball, also of
Bethel
A. f. Kendrick of Randolph. who has
been connected with the Willard Manu-
facturtng company of St Adams. start
ed out Monday as travelling salesman for
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell companv
ms territory being the states of New
Hampshire and Vermont
Mrs. I. o. p. Smith has returned m bor
home on Canal street after two months
absence in Newfane, where she cared
TOR her father, the late Deacon C. w
Stebbins, whose death took place Dec
u Rev Mr. Royal of Townshend Of
nclated at the funeral and Fred O. Mer-
rlheid of Grafton sang several HYMNS
Ihe burial was in the family lot in the
Brookline cemetery Dec "a, on the daN.
when Mr.. Stebbins would have been 90
years old had ne lived co
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