Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-22
sRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Helen Crosby returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday for the Christmas holidays.
l. d. Taylor and DR.. G. r. Anderson
went to Boston Tuesday for a few days
visit.
Frank Wells of New Bedford, Mass,
is expected home today to spend a few
days.
Allyn j. Crosby of Springfield, this state.
was In Brattleboro over Tuesday night on
business.
l.. F. Adams and Charles r. Crosby
were In Boston the first Of the week on a
business trip.
D. f. Taster has been in Concord, NJ
H., this week as one of the judges at the
poultry show.
Miss Florence Allen Of Hudson, N. Y,
will come to Brattleb3ro this week for her
Christmas vacation.
Miss Margaret Martin of the Dana Hall
school at Wellesley came home Wednes-
day for vacation of three weeks.
Miss Annie O'Neil, nurse in the Mercy
hospital in Springfield, Mass, will spend
Christmas at her home in Brattleboro.
Charles Stolte, travelling salesman in
western Pennsylvania for Dunham
Brothers, returned Tuesday to spend a
week at home.
DIR. Lawrence F. Heaphy of New York
city and John Heaphy of the New York
law school will come home this week to
spend Christmas.
Miss Adeline Warner came home Sat-
urday night from the Berkeley Street
School of Domestic Science, Boston, to
remain through the holidays.
Rev. Frank L. Phalen Of Worcester has
accepted the call to the Unitarian Me-
mortal church in Fairhaven, Mass, and
will begin his work there the first Sun
day in January.
Mrs. E. r. Bemis went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday to visit at the nome Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Willard.
Mr.. Bemis will go tomorrow to remain
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis W. Crosby and
child of New Orleans, La, will come to-
morrow to visit at the home Of Mr.
Crosby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E c.
Crosby Of High street, until after Christ
mas.
Charles W. Richardson, cashier of the
Vermont National bank, visited the bank
a short time Tuesday for the first time
since he was taken i'll several weeks ago.
He expects to take up his work again in
a few days.
Mrs. ]. ]. Estey, who has been away
six weeks, returned home Tuesday. She
spent the time in Cambridge, N. Y, and
in Washington, d. c., where she attend
ed board meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Arthur P. Carpenter, the lawyer, who
moved here recently from North Adams,
will be the local correspondent of the
Springfield Republican during the winter
while Major F. w. Childs and Miss Pearl
Gibson are in South Carolina.
The seniors of Wesleyan university
have chosen their class officers and
George H. Hamilton Of West Brattleboro
is their secretary. This is a permanent
Office. Arthur Monroe is also a member
of the senior class at Wesleyan
Miss Sadie p. Ford, sophomore in the
University of Michigan, is spending two
weeks at her home in West Brattleboro.
She will go to Boston next week and re-
turn to the university Jan. 7. Miss Ford
is studying French, Spanish and music.
She will go abroad next year to complete
her studies in French.
Rev. Guy C. Iamson will be installed
pastor Of the First Baptist church in
Hyde Park, Mass, next Sunday. The
Boston Journal of Tuesday contained a
| portrait and extended sketch of Rev. Mr..
| Lamson. and referred to him as the
Sporting Parson. 'At Montpelier he
| acted as official scorer of the Northern
| base ball league, which includes the
| largest cities in the state. For many
years Mr.. Lamson has been connected
with all kinds of outdoor and indoor
| sports. He was pitcher and fielder on
| the Middlebury college base ball team and
played on several other teams"