Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-16
eRATTLE9oRo PERSONAL.

ton, returning Saturday.
II G. Pearson of Fitchburg was n guest
at the Brooks House over Sunday.
United States Marshal Horace w. Railev
of Newbury was in Brattleboro yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Farnum moved
last week from Bernardston TO Rrattla
boro.
John II. Townsend of Claremont visit
ed his sister, Mrs Bromley. in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Hooker went IN
Boston Wednesday to remain until to-
morrow.
United States District Attorney Martin
attended the county court at Woodstock
Tuesday.
Dr. c. H. sholes returned to Boston yes
terday after a stay of a few DAYS at the
Brooks House
George Hall, the slater, fell on ice We'd
nesday and hurt his back so that he is
confined to his bed
Mrs. ]. H. Haus of Baltimore. Md.
came Wednesday to visit her son. II n
Haus, and family.
DR.. +. f. Lynch performed several sur
gical operations this week at the hospi-
tai in Montague, Mass.
Mrs. Carrie Perry returned Wednesday
from visit of seven weeks in Greenfield.
Springfield and Holyoke
l. d. Bailey attended the annual meet
ing of the Mystic Shrlners of Mount Sinai
Temple in Montpelier Friday
Miss Marjorie Balestier is in New York.
and her mother left today to Join her
there for stay of few days
Selectman w. II. Vinton. who has been
i'll two weeks, is improving He was able
to be up and dressed Saturday
Miss Charlotte Slate returned Saturday
TO her home in Hinsdale after spending n
week with Miss Esther Thomas
Herbert Roess went to Springfield
Mass, to spend the week with relatives
and to attend the poultry show.
FRED Richardson and j. Henry Pratt
returned Saturday from visit to St
Louis, Chicago and Washington.
EX-Mayor John d. Spellman of Rut-
land came to Brattleboro Tuesday on
business at the Brattleboro Retreat
Mrs. e. r. Bemis went to Springfield.
Mass, Tuesday to visit her father. Oscar
j. Willard, and family until next month.
Mrs. Timothy Shea, who was critically
ill several weeks, is improving Her
nurse. Miss Reynolds, returned to Keene
Monday.
Mrs. Eliza s. Pnlsbury and Mrs. Julia T.
Pillsbury of Tilton, n. H., are visiting at
the home of their brother. DR.. Henry
Tucker
Walter Joslyn will meet a Mr.. Farr of
West Chesterfield in New York tomorrow
and the two will go to California for an
indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Alderman of
Springfield, this state. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ackerman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. o. Abbott.
Daniel Cavanaugh of Hartford. Conn.
and Miss Katherine Sullivan of Keene
attended the funeral of Mr.. Cavanaugh 5
mother Tuesday.
II. NJ Ward Of New York city. who re-
Gently bought the Houghton deer park in
Halifax, returned to New York Monday
after spending a few days at the park.
B. Souto of New York, president of the
Brattleboro Cabinet company. has beer
in Brattleboro a few days this week
a guest of F. a. Thompson, manager
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Birgt
street have gone South for the winter
Their daughter Miss Belle Wright, i:
staying with her brother on Organ street
Mrs. G. c. Averill returned Monday from
Northampton, where she spent three day,
with Cashier and Mrs. Leland who oh
served their silver wedding anniversary
G.. ID. Gichrist. who has occupied th'
Bruce tenement at % Green street ha'
been notified of a change in work. anC
will move to Newport. this state, Jan. l.
Mr.. Mum of st. Adams came to Brattle
boro Wednesday to spend two or thre
days examining the conductors, engineers
firemen and brakemen on the new bool
of rules.
John Brasor now student in the Uni
versity of Vermont will come from Bur
lington tomorrow to assist r. j. Fentol
& Co through the remainder of the holi
day season.
Miss Pauline Royce of Rutland VIII
was operated upon for appendicitis at tn
Brattleboro Memorial hospital. has :
far recovered that she expects to be a
home Christmas.
Earle C. Titus has issued a calenda
with half tone views of Springfield, Mass
for the year 1905. Each page is illumine
by floral drawings by Mr.. Titus. The cal
endar is copyrighted.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright Of Brig
street have gone South for the winter
and will locate in Vineland, n. j.. thei
former home. in the spring Their daugh
ter, Miss Belle Wright, nurse. wi
leave Brattleboro soon.
c. f. Macomber. conductor of opera
who brought out Priscilla here fe
years ago, called on friends in tow
Tuesday while on his way back to Boz
ton from Burlington.
F. w. Mcclure will go to Jamaica MOI
day night to act as auctioneer at u
Frank E. Smith estate sale OF me-
chandise. Mr.. Mcclure spent four day
at the sale last week.
j. E. Coleman. who was proprietor
barber shops In BrattieDOrO StNefdi yea
and who moved from here to Mortimer
Mass, has recently bought the Cheshil
House shop in Keene.
Mrs William Gerry Slade of New foi
city, national president of the Unrt'
States Daughters of 1872 Will be the que
of Mrs C. f. r. JENNIE Tuesoay al
Wednesday of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Gordon expe
to go to Daytona, Fla, next month lot 4
extended visit with C. o. Champerlai
Mrs. Gordon's brother, who conducts
hotel there during the winter
John Toomey of Boston. formerly in q
local telephone exchange, was in Bratti
boro this week en- route to Hanover
H., where he is putting in an exchah
for the. American Bell Telephone col
pany.
DIR. Carmichael of Springfield, Mas
was at the Brattleboro Memorial hosI
tai Tuesday and performed TWO 0peI
tions Dr. j. ]. McGrath of New YORK ci
performed two operations at the hosi
tai Saturday
At the University of Vermont receh'
Milton Weed Pierce, '0S, was initiated
TO the Vermont Alpha of Phi Delta l ne
fraternity and K. L. Mathewson OF u
town into the Alpha Kappa Kappa II
ternity of the medical department
Miss Josephine Farmer, clerk
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