Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-11

bhihiI w l0l a. lew udlE WIFI NlIS.
James A. Lillis.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred S. Thompson went
to keene. N. H., Saturday to remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Dalton has returned from
Chicago, where she spent two months
near her brother.
Rev. Father Donovan's mother of
Springfield. this state, is visiting at the
parochial residence.
Frank Barber, clerk in the Brooks House
Pharmacy, gave up his position this week
and went to Boston.
Mrs. F. H.. o'Connor returned Saturday
from n visit of over two weeks in Sara
toga n Minerva, N. Y.
Miss Annie Kilburn. who went to her
home In Spofford, was operated upon for
appendicitis Wednesday.
Ira French, one of the Oldest photogra-
piers In the country, is seriously i'll at
his home on lanai street.
Mrs. Henry Simonds went Tuesday to
Springfield, this state, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Stickney and daugh-
ter of Athol visited at o. II. %Stickney's
from Saturday to Monday.
Miss Hannah Conroy went yesterday
to New York to consult a specialist. DIR.
Anderson accompanied her.
Miss Emma Lundberg of Springfield.
Mass, visited at her home on Central
street Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. r. Cobb went to Athol Friday
on account OF the critical illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Cobb.
Thomas Foley went yesterday to Bur-
lington, and will go to Waterbury and
Richmond before returning on Monday.
Miss Fannie Parkhurst. who was at
Linden lodge several weeks, returned
Tuesday to her home in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. S. f. Lawton returned Sunday
night from Boston, where she spent two
weeks or more settling her fathers es-
tate.
Sanford 4. Daniels returned Saturday
from Il vacation OF two weeks spent in ST
Adams, Franklin. Montpelier and other
towns.
Adm ii. Pettee, b~ookkeeper in the Peo-
pies National bank. is on a weeks vaca-
ton. He spent the first of the week in
New York city.
John Claire. who was sasiously hurt by
IN" caNe-in In the rear of Hooker build
ing three weeks ago. is improving at the
llemlocks hospital.
Mrs. Carrie Il. Allen and son. Albert
returned Tuesday from Putney. where
they spent two weeks with Mrs. Aliens
uncle. Parker Fuller.
Mrs. q. H. Ryder and Mrs. Laura Wig
gin went Monday TO East Windsor HIN.
Conn, to spend "A week or more with
their sister. Mrs. Deane.
Judge H.. ii. Wheeler went to New
YORK tuesday to preside at a session of
the United states district court, expect
ing to he away about two weeks.
Melvin Thurber came from Williamstown.
Mass. for a visit of two DAYS at his
home after Colgate had defeated Will
lams In the foot ball game last Saturday.
Mrs. II. p. Hunter and daughter. Mrs.
charles Welcome. went to Portland. Me.
saturday on account OF the death of Mrs
Hunters brother. They returned Mon
day.
Miss Mary Sullivan Of the Brooks House
went Sunday to New York to spend two
weeks, after which she will go to Florida.
where she will work in a hotel during the
winter.
Mrs. S. II. Sherman and Mrs. c. F. r.
JENNIE went to South Hadley, Mass.
Wednesday to attend the exercises appro-
PIRATE to Founders day at Mount Hol.goke
college.
Allyn j. Crosby of Springfield. this
state. superintendent of the Springfield
Electric Railroad company visited at the
nome OF his parents on High street Sat
urday.
Joseph G. Taylor OF Boston was here
the first of the week for a visit with his
brother, Col. H.. E.. Taylor. This was the
nrst time he had been in B%rattleboro in
II years.
Charles II. Harris OF Ashland. Mass.
son OF Charles Harris OF West BrattIe-
boro' spent Sunday in town. He was a
member or company F, 4th Vermont
regiment. -
Joseph Fl. Soliday was elected renre-
sentative from Dedham. Mass. Tuesdav
10 the Massachusetts, legislature. Mr.
Soiday s wife was Miss Hattie Jones of
Brattleboro. ~ VI
Miss Mary H.. U%rquhart. a graduate of
the Massachusetts Homeopathic hospitaI
who was here to care for the late Mrs, r
a: Phelps returned to Dorchester. Mass,
Wednesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs, c. X. Jones returned Mon
day from Worcester. Mrs. Jones went
to Worcester the Monday previous and
Mr.. Jones went Saturday to spend sun
day with her.
Miss Hattie Burt and Miss Nina Burt
nave returned from Boston, where they
spent two weeks. Miss Hattie Burt re-
Cch'S returned from an extended visit i'm
San Francisco.
Mrs Fremont Hamilton and Mrs. Ma
Nefette A. Fisher will go today to Orange
To attend a meeting his evening of the
will be present.
w. IL. Childs has been In Boston this
week with his son, C. Fred Childs. The
latter Will go to Chicago about Jan. / to
nave a position with a firm dealing In
bonds and securities.
Mrs. Jennie b.. Powers went Monday To
heene to attend a meeting of the Keene
humane society Tuesday, when she gave
a report of her work for the past six
months as special agent of the society.
DR.. H.. ID. Holton went to Rochester.
this state, Wednesday to attend the flu
neral OF DIR. w. d.. Huntington, a prom
lnent m physician and formerly
surgeon OF the list Infantry, Vermont
National Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.. Abbott went Satur-
day to Lebanon, N. H., to remain until
tuesday. Their daughter, Mrs. w. ].
of Springfield, this state, act
ed as cashier in the Abbott meat market
during their absence.
w II. Corser. ]. ". Cobb, Dan and
Charles Stolte, John and Guy Tasker,
Ben Williamson, j. l.. Stewart, A. III.
Pettee, n A. S. Thompson will be
the spectators at the Dartmouth
foot ball game at Hanover to-