Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-23
eRATrLeeoRo PERSONAL.

a tlicc Gays lflp TO BOSton
Col j. G. Estey returned yesterday
from a business trip TO Owasso, Mich.
MIR and Mrs c. r. Shanks Of. South
Londonderry were In town Tuesday
. Miss Florence Gull went to West Paw
lot this week to spend the Christmas hol-
days
Mrs Eliza a. Jacobs is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Della Robbins in Aga
wan. Mass.
Miss Annie Turner came home from
Boston Friday to remain through the hol-
iday season.
Miss Ruth Adams Is home from Abbott
academy Andovcr, Mass, for the Christ
mas vacation.
David Moriarty Of Holyoke spent Sun
day with his brother. Edward Moriarty,
at tho Brooks House.
Fred Coombs, substitute letter carrier.
returned this week from Ohio, where he
spent two weeks or more.
O. II. Suckney has finished work in A.
+. Roberts q cos grocery store, where
he has been employed ~ years.
Dr. and Mrs f. II. OConnor will eat
their Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cray in Bellows Falls.
Or. c. T. Severance was able to be at
his office Tuesday, after being confined
to his homo five weeks by Illness.
The members Of G. II. Chatfeld's fam
lily have been ILL., Mrs. Chatfield has been
confined to the house two months.
w. II. Childs. who has been on an out
ing to the southern states and Cuba, is
expected to return home for Christmas
Leland Carleton Of the class Of O6,
/ University Of Vermont, is assisting G. A.
McRae in his store during the holidays.
Mrs. j. H. Haus went Wednesday to
her home in Baltimore, Md, after spend
ing few weeks with her son, IL. b. Haus.
Mrs. katherine O'Connor Weeks will
sing The Holy city" at the morning SER
vice at the Universalist church next Sun
day.
CharleS NJ. Wheeler recently shipped
/ three OF his prize winning White Wyan-
dottes TO a poultry fancier in Washington,
/ -. G.
/ Percy H. Henley. who is a student at
/ the Holderncss school in Plymouth, n. H.,
came home Saturday for the Christmas
/ vacation.
! Mrs. Jennie T. Warren went to New
York Wednesday to spend the Christmas
vacation with her daughter. Mrs. Henri
NJ. Anger
Mrs. Robert Wheeler returned yester-
/ day after visit OF several weeks with
/ Or and Mrs. Dean G. Bangs in Rock
! vile, Conn.
County Clerk ]. II. Merriield has not
/ been at his office since the adjournment
81 the Legislature, being IN at his home in
| Williamsvlle.
/ capt T.. w Gibson returned yester-
/ day from a business trip to South Caro-
/ lima. lie says there is about a foot OF
snow an Virginia.
Harry Thomas. OF the Springfield Union
/ reportorial STAFF. returned to Springfield
/ Tuesday after being at home several days
/ on account OF Illness.
Mrs. $. Z. Barrows OF Somerville.
Mass. has come to Brattleboro to spend
the Christmas season as a guest of Mrs.
( F. H. Harris Of High street.
George w. Clapp of Boston is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George II.
/ Clapp He has as guest w Simpson
\. Whipple OF Providence. r. I.
Timothy Shea is seriously III with a
/ heart trouble Mrs. Shea who was in a
critical condition several weeks. has so
( far recovered that she is able to be about
I the house.
Cornelius Sullivan and Misses Margaret
and Lizzie Sullivan went to Montague
sunday To visit James sullivan who un-
dcrwent an operation at The Farren hos
I pital recently.
Mrs. Agnes Crosby Of Framing
Z ham. Mass, is visiting at +. c. Crosby's
I She went to Springfield. this state, Wed
nesday to spend a day or two at Allyn ].
Crosbys
Charles H. Coz. now Of Spokane. Wash.
! engaged in the work Of the United
states Geological Survey is now in Brat
/ tleboro to spend a month with his mother.
Mrs. J. y. Barrows.
Leon T. Foster, at one time n clerk
I In George l.. Greene's drug store, has
bought the store OF Troll & McGilivray in
/ Wakefield. Mass. where he has been en-
/ ployed n year or more.
( Mrs. Elizabeth II. Davenport gave
( lecture on bird lore and nature study
/ before the Art club in Keene Thursday
/ night and on the following evening ad-
/ dressed the Froebel club in that city.
/ II. p. Yearly. Of the firm of Howard &
/ Yearly, was taken seriously IN Saturday
: night. and ii was thought he had spinal
meningitis. He recovered rapidly after
a day or two, and returned to his work
| Letter Carrier T. A. Austin was operat-
/ ed upon for appendicitis Tuesday at his
/ home on Grove street by DR.. +. r. Lynch
/ and Or, Fremont Hamilton DR. James
| Austin of Spencer. Mass. witnessed the
| operation.
Rev r. X Marvin will complete his
pastorate at the Universalist church next
/ Sunday. He will leave the first of the
week for New York, where he will visit
before beginning his new pastorate in
{ Franklin. Mass.
/ w. II. Stacy. who had one hand caught
/ III Il cracker TOllef AT the Main street
/ bakery Friday. will not lose any of his
/ fingers a result of the accident. The
| flesh was badly mutilated. but the bones
! We're not crushed.
Mrs. c. NJ c. Richardson OF Pittsfield
{ Mass, and her daughter, Miss Leonora
; richardson. who is student in Cushing
/ academy, Ashburnham, Mass. came here
/ last week to remain during part of their
I Christmas vacation.
Simeon NJ. Dennison, OF the firm of
| Dennison Brothers of Claremont who
/ bought a half interest in the G. O. Abbott
meat market last week, came to Brat
/ tleboro Monday, with his family. They
! will live in Mr.. Abbotts house this win
/ ter.
Rev. Guy c. Lamson, pastor of the Bap-
! list church in Montpelier and son of Mr.
and Mrs c. II. Iamson of Brattleboro
| has decided, after repeated calls, not to
| go to New York as assistant pastor of
the Calvary Baptist church He will re-
main in Montpelier
Albert r. Willard. formerly of this
| town, but for the past IA years superin-
tendent of the Greenfield Mass. Gas
company and for six or eight years its
| treasurer. has resigned his positions to
| go to Newark, n. j., where he has bought
an interest in a business
Walter II. Joslin of Brattleboro and
Mr.. Farr of Chesterfield. n. H., started
from New York Monday for the South
ern part of California. Before leaving