Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-30
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL

Wednesday.
Job long is at home from the soldiers
home i'm Bennington.
Miss Mary Barrett Of North Walpoe Is
visiting at NJ. J. Morans.
Sherman Abbott was here from Spring
field, this state, this week.
Mrs David OKeefe was at her former
home i'm Barre for Christmas.
Watson Kendall is visiting his grand
mother i'm STAFFORD this state.
1ohn O'Neil moved Monday from Pros
iect street to 81 Canal street.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor was at his
/ home here the first of the week.
Mrs. Nora Touhill Of Springfield. Mass,
| was in town the first Of the week.
Miss Hannah Hanlon returned tuesday
after few days visit in 'laremont
Miss Nellie Fcrriter left Saturday for
a weeks visit in GGolyoke and Chicopee.
Miss Hannah Conroy is at the Brat
! ueboro Memorial hospital for treatment
Or. E. r. Lynch spent yesterday at the
/ Farren Memorial hospital in Montague.
Stanislas Gervais is spending the holi-
days at his home in Jamaica Plain, Mass
Miss Jessie Hawley is at home from
/ Boston and Luther 1awey from Worces-
/ ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. p. Smith were in Bos-
ton and Worcester Tuesday and WedneS
/ day.
Willie Flood of Springfield Mass. is
spending the holidays with his uncle, John
Flood.
Miss Ellen Griffin Of Holyoke spent
f. Christmas with her sister, Mrs Michael
] Baker
Mrs. II. r. c. Todt and daughter Jo-
scphine, went today to Keene, y. H., for
visit
A.. .,..t,. 80 W.. ,,..,.,., 800, T.
visitin~ her sons, Bernard and Mortimer
S'vitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Elmer have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs. @. :. Wright
| in Bethel
Jerry Drscon returned Wednesday
from Bristol Conn, where he spent
| Christmas.
Miss Amy w. cabot of Brookline, Mass.
is spending a week at the Naulahka with
I Mrs. Holbrook.
Ar and Mrs Reuben Hillman Of Col
rain were Christmas guests Of Mrs. Ly-
Ean Goldsmith.
Mrs. William Welcome went Wednesday
to- her former home in Shushan. y. Y.
for weeks visit
Warren Hyde was at the home of his
. aunt. Mrs. Susan Hyde, in Stanford. this
I state, for the holidays.
Mrs Samuel w. Hubbard is visiting her
( parents Mr.. and Mis-. G. u. Childs. in
/ Wallngford. this state.
Mr. and MIS- r. NJ Griffin OF Orange.
I Mass. were with Nh. Grifiins mother
Mrs. Mary Griffin. Monday
Mrs Amelia Marsh Of Northheld. Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Chamberlain. on Canal sire
Mrs. Nathan Mann returned to her home
| Saturday after being operated upon at the
TtrattI.G,nrn NTa,pnrial
Miss Lizzie Carroll OF North Walpole
was in town on Monday on her way to
/ Albany, where she has position.
Miss Anna O'Neil. nurse at the Farren
| hospital, Montague, spent Christmas at
ner srandfathers. Michael Bakers.
Miss Ericsson and Walter Henkel came
Friday from the Albany Business college.
They will return after the holidays.
AIRS Alice Roberts is spending three
weeks in Williamsville Mrs. Frank Full
| er is staying with Mrs. l.. L. Davis.
Rev. Lewis Grout of West Brattleboro.
sustained a partial shock OF paralysis
Wednesday His condition is critical
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Rogers are enter
! tanning their mothers Mrs Rogers of
| Orange and Mrs Wright of Shirley, Mass.
Mrs T. F. Niles Mrs. F. A. Richmond
and Walter Davis left Saturday to visit
in Boston and Revere until after the hol-
| days.
'iartin F. Austin and Miss May Guile ,
l ,turned Tuesday to Boston after visit
Of few days at James Austipa IN South
Main street.
Miss Ellen Grady returned Friday from
/ the Albany Business college, where she
| received a diploma in shorthand type
writing. etc.
Miss Nellie Brown went Tuesday to Bos-
! ION to visit her brother William L
Brown, OF the pathological department o.
tho city hospital
Miss Barbara Murphy of Bellows Falls
and John Cunningham of Buffalo spent
Monday in town, Mr. Cunningham going
from here to New York.
Miss Laura Stearns and Miss Marion
Noyes. teachers in the Mt. Airy. Pa,
schooi Tor deaf are spending a vacation
OF ten days at their homes.
Frank Clark, brakeman on the narrow
gauge railroad. had part of his middle
finger cut of Wednesday while coupling
cars In the railroad yard here.
Patrick Moran and daughter. Margare,
and Miss Minnie Moran went to Spring
Held, Mass, to attend the funeral OF
Thomas Moran, brother OF Patrick Moran.
Mrs. Pearl Clapp returned to her home
on Clark street Saturday from the Brattle-
boro Memorial hospital. where she under
went an operation. She is improving
slowly
Rev. DR.. j. J. Griffin of the Catholic uni
versity in Washington will come Monday
to spend a few days at Michael Baker 5
on Birge street, and will visit his cottage
at Spofford lake
Arthur Monroe is at home this week
from Wesleyan university. Among other
collegians not previously mentioned at
home are Rollin White of Yale, Horatio
smith ana Harold Whitney of Amherst.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Tewksbury of Little
ton, ~ H., were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
/. w. Bruce the first of the week DR.
and Mrs. TewksbuIy and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce had Christmas dinner with Mrs.
Bruce.s daughter, Mrs Langworthy, of
Miss Minnie May, daughter OF A. V.
May, was operated upon Saturday by Drs.
Lynch and Hamilton. multiple cystic
tumor was removed, also the appendix.
Miss May has been in a critical con-
dition all the week, but she was slightly
better this morning