Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-01
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL

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John McGibney of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday in W
C. y. Perkins Of Fitchburg. Mass, was
i'm town Wednesday.
Mrs. A.. w. Childs of Manchester, N.
H.. is visiting in town.
Miss Johanna Brosnahan spent Christ
mas in Bellows FAILS.
Miss Mollie Stark Childs of New York is
n guest of Miss Ruth Childs.
Miss Lena f. Reed Of Greenfield spent
Sunday with Mrs. Emma Niles.
Walter Mclaughlin returned Tuesday
after several days visit in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Howard have re-
turned from a visit in Adams, Mass.
Marshall Noyes Of Norwich University
Is at home for the Christmas vacation.
r. c. Clark and family have returned
from Athol, where they spent a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Wilcox have been
with Mr.. Wilcox's parents several days.
Miss Helene Sherwin Of Orange. Mass,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. n. A. Cheney.
J.. l.. Durham has been i'm Athol and
Greenfield, Mass, on business this week.
Misses Annie Lafrinen and Flora Pei
lrrin spent Christmas in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Mary Mcguire is visiting ner
daughter. Mrs. John Glare In Springfield,
Mass.
Rev. Father Long Of Proctor spent
Christmas with his mother. Mrs. Bridget
Long.
Mrs. Chamberlain and son moved this
week from Mortified. Mass. to q Canal
street.
Thomas Devine of Claremont spent
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs.
Foley.
Misses Ruth and Emma Pigeon are
spending ten days at their home in st.
Adams.
Miss Helen Brosnahan Of Maiden. Mass,
came yesterday to visit relatives until
Monday.
e. NJ. Sibley of Fitchburg. Mass. was
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Swift
Christmas.
Miss Harriet E. Wise of Boston came
Thursday to spend several days at Geo.
f.. Crowells.
J. A. Hall has finished work for w. j.
Pentland and returned to his home in
Westfield, Mass.
Miss Katherine Larkin went to her
home in Castleton yesterday for a va
cation Of three weeks.
Alis. Charles Leitsirs-i has returned
from Brookline. Mass. where she under
Went a successful operation.
Miss Abbie Griffin returned Tuesday af-
ter four DAYS visit with her brother,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Dyke returned to
their home in Concord. n. H.. Wednes-
day after "a weeks visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Bouche went
yesterday to their former home in st.
Adams to remain until Saturday.
Michael Guiheen returned Yesterday to
Albany. after "a weeks visit with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiheen.
James Griffin returned Sunday to
I SDrinpGal6 Mass flor a fau- dave yfci+
with his sister, Mrs. Michael Baker.
Daniel Brosnahan and daughtets. Julia
and Mary, returned Sunday from Bellows
Falls. where they spent a few days.
Mrs. James MCGOWAN has returned af-
ter "A weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Martineau, in Springfield. Mass.
J. E. Woods returned Monday to West
Fitchburg after a visit of a few days
with'his mother. Mrs. Edmund Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brasor OF Boston
and Miss Minnie Brasor of BrOokline
We're at their home here for Christmas.
Mrs. Patrick Connarn and daughter of
West Dummerston. who have been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, are recovering.
Mrs. George Whitney returned Christ
mas eve to her home in Springfield. this
Estate, after al stay OF Two weeks A town.
Mrs. /. ]. Roberts re- med > her home ~
in Putne' Monday. after a visit of two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. 4 C. Allen.
Miss May Cullen returned t her home
in Dorchester Sunday. after visiting a few
days at James Austin's on South Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry smeai and son.
Frank, returned Sunday to lWardsboro'
Harris.
Mrs. Mathton and son ftye moved
from Mrs; Ftrr'5 on North hain street
avenue.
Miss Pearle IL. Cheney returned today
TO her school lin Bar Harbor. Ne. after
a two weeks vacation spent with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ, Hackley of Green
field were visitors at the hume of Mrs.
Hackley mother Mrs. Atherton. for
Christmas.
Mrs. Washington Manley. Miss Evelyn
Manley and Mr.. and Mrs. steele Gray,
who visited four days at ] Harry Estev's
returned Monday to New York.
f. J. Holman of Spokane. VISA. presi-
dent of the Vermont loan Il Must COM
pany, will come to Brattleboro rext week
to remain at the eastern ofhp a large
part of January.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B, Donnelly returned
Monday to Gardner, and ThomR Bowler
and family returned Tuesday I'd Jamaica
Plain, after a few days visit James
Ilol' anu ME L. Lorlmer Dkery spent
Sunday with Mrs. Drury's amt. Mrs.
A.. G. Allen, on their return fltm their
wedding trip. They went to dir Nome
in Mt. Hermon Monday.
Mrs. James Griffin and dausfLr. Car
trude' will go tomorrtw to orahgf, Mass.
in Kearney, Neb. THY have been snend~
ing a week at Mrs. Mary Grifif +.
Miss Bessie Duane and Miss kina Tur-
ner. who were here for Chtstmas AT
Miss Turner's home. returned Ito Boston
Sunday, accompanied by Eth Turner.
who will remain in the city twp weeks.
p. NJ. Baker and daughter, KaAheghra,
who spent Christmas at Maurice Doyle's.
returned Saturday to Somerville, Mass.
Edward and Patrick Baker will return TO
Somerville Monday after ten days visit
in town.
G. l.. Durham leaves next Monday for
Mishawaka, Ind, to take part in the an
nual school for statesmen of the Misha-
waka Wooden company, makers of the
Ball Sand footwear. Mr.. Dunham's long
and successful experience in the sale of
these standard goods makes his services
of unusual value at these annual gath
erings.
n. ]. Hawley went to New Y&k yester-
day to be the guest of Mr.. Whiting of
the Springfield Republican at dinner of
the Twilight club in the early evening,
and, later, to attend the annual watch
night meeting of the Authors Cuban