Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-08
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Leahy is spending a week
in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Ethel JOY Miller Of Rutland is here
for visit OF a few weeks.
Judge Wheeler went Monday to New
York for two weeks stay.
ID. NJ. Brosnahan went to Bellows Falls
Saturday, returning Monday.
Albert Barber OF Danville visited his
brother, f. +. Barber. Wednesday.
Mrs. w. r. Stuart attended the funeral
Of her nephew in Stamford yesterday.
w. r. Stuart has been registered at the
American House In Boston this week
Miss Johanna Sullivan went yesterday
to Bellows Falls, to remain until Monday.
Mrs. Frank Hagen OF Elliot street fell
Monday evening and broke her right
shoulder.
Conductor j. T. Denning is very i'll with
pneumonia. Miss Duffy, the trained nurse
is caring for him.
Myron p Davis was In Springfield and
Greenfield this week in connection with
his work as constable.
Miss Helen Crosby and Miss Field Of
Kansas City returned to their musical
studies in Boston Sunday.
Miss Priscilla Doucette went yesterday
to her home In Bellows Falls She had
been here for surgical operation.
Ernest Miller. Frank Allen, d. f. Tas-
ker and NJ. II. Micott attended the poultry
show In Springfield, Mass, this week
Mr.. apd Mrs. Amedee Lecuyer will re-
turn today from a weeks visit at Mr.
lecuyer's home in Marlboro, Mass
Mrs. w. d. Stockwell will give an in
formal talk upon birds about our homes
before the Girls club in Greenfield today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham and
Mrs. T. A. Murphy Of Bellows Falls were
in town Friday before Mr. and Mrs
Cunningham left for Buffalo.
Mrs. John Guheen and son. John, went
Saturday to Albany, N Y, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Harper, mother
in-law of p. w. Guiheen. They returned
yesterday.
John Blake, superintendent of Morning
side cemetery. has returned from Bates
burg, N. c., where he went to grade the
grounds OF the hotel which is being built
by a northern syndicate.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter went
Sunday to Holyoke, where Mr. Martin is
employed as ticket seller Mr. Martin
was In town for the day and accompanied
them to their new home.
Miss Mary White and Miss Maud Taft,
nurses, started Monday for Calgary, AL
berta, where Miss White will be married
soon. Miss Taft is a daughter of John
Taft of West Dummerston.
Maj. F. w. Chids will start next Thurs
day for Batesburg, S. c., where he will
remain until next May I'm charge of the
Summerland hotel, recently erected by
syndicate of men, of which he is a mem
Der.
The list of private bills introduced in the
House of Representatives on the opening
day of Congress- mainly for the increase
of pensions, fills 32 pages of the Record
and numbers upward of 1900. Col Has
hns's contribution to the list for the bene-
fit of his constituents numbered 81 bills.
Engineer Charles Reach has closed his
house on Canal street for the winter. Mr..
and Mrs, Reach viii board in White
River Junction. Mr.. Reach now has a
run between White River Junction and
South Vernon and it is necessary for him
to make his headquarters in the former
place.
The Milford, N. H., Daily Pointer of
Dec. 4 contained an announcement of the
meeting of the grand officers Of the Odd
Fellows in that town in honor of c. F.
Emerson, grand representative. The
Pointer said: Sumner b. Emerson (of
Brattleboro) p. c., win be present at the
session when the honors are conferred
upon his son."
e. B. Coates, for many years janitor
In school district No. 2, formerly in the
high school building, but recently In the
Canal street building, has been critically
Ill with heart disease at his home on
Washington street since Wednesday of
last week. He has been delirious part
OF the time, but has shown slight i'm
provement the past day or two His son,
Leon b. Coates, and Mrs. Coates of Provi-
dence, r. l., came the last OF last week,
Mr. Coates remaining over Sunday