Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-29
sRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

MIS- Otpibe hstlS 10 StIlouslg III
Fred c. Gale and Ben Williamson are in
New York.
@. l.. Durham went Wednesday to
Mishawaka, Ind.
Miss Stella Welcome has gone to shu-
shan, N. Y, for a visit
Miss Nellie Mooney of Putney is visiting
her brother, Walter Mooney.
Mrs. Ellis, the nurse, will go Saturday
to Worcester to stay month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long were In Ashue-
lot over the Christmas holiday.
James Il. Lillls has gone to Bridgeport,
Conn, for a stay Of a few days.
Mrs. Mancinl of South Main street is
seriously i'll with a heart trouble.
Miss Minnie Colburn is spending the
holidays at her home in Worcester.
Miss Mabel Barrows returned Saturday
from a several weeks visit in Chicago
T. w. Bruce spent Christmas with
his son, II. w. Bruce, in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Baker Of Spring.
field, Mass, have taken rooms at Is Clark
street.
Francis Goodhue jr, Of Germantown,
Pa. came last night for a short visit with
his father.
Rev. Father O'Donnell Of Burlington is
assisting Rev. Father Carmody during the
holiday season.
Letter Carrier d. f. Tasker received a
Christmas present of about $50 from the
people on his route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Graham returned
wednesday from a several days stay in
Leominster, Mass.
Henry Wiilcutt Of Clark street. who is
confined to his bed with acute indigestion,
is more comfortable.
John Sullivan OF Springfield. Mass. was
with his uncle, Matthias Sullivan, of Will
liams street Christmas day.
Miss Mary Manning OF Springfield
Mass. came Saturday to stay over Christ
mas at her home on Clark street.
Alex Walsh returned Tuesday otter
spending Christmas in Arlington, this
state
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cookery and chill
dren OF Spofford spent Christmas at John
Devine's.
Miss Mary Corbett. who was at her
home In Rutland over Christmas return
ed Tuesday
Rev. Father Long of Proctor spent part
Of Christmas day with his mother. Mrs
Daniel Long.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Griffin Of Boston
spent Christmas with Mr.. Griffins mother
Mrs. Mary Griffin
William w pllmpton. jr.. will go to
Springfield. Mas, Monday to begin work
IN "a pruning once.
Rev. Father Cirmody will say mass in
Putney Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock at
the Kendrick House.
Willie Flood OF Springfield Mass. visit
ed with his uncle. John Flood from sat
urday until Wednesday.
MFR. and Mrs. Louis Ellis and daughter.
Charlena, were with Mrs. Ellis's sister
In Rutland over Christmas.
Miss Theresa Geiger has come from
Wurtemberg, Germany. TO make her home
with her brother. Antoine Geiger.
c. w. Pierce mas been invited to read
paper before the Fairs and Exhibitions
associations in Toronto. Ontario. in Feb
ruary.
Miss Nellie Griffin returned Wednesday
TO Holyoke after a visit of a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Baker of Elliot
street
Dr. and Mrs. J Il. Donnely OF Gardner
Mass, were with Mrs Donnelly's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Bowler. Sunday and
Monday.
DR. J. NJ. Allen of st. Johnsbury is a
guest at w. f. Hubbard's few days be-
fore going 20 New York city for post
graduate study.
Atty.-Gen Fits went TO Boston this
morning. He win speak tonight before the
| Boston association OF Daughters OF Yer
mont at the Nendome
Miss Kate MCGOWAN went Saturday to
Springfield. Mass, and Mrs Ellen Nc
Gowan and daughter Nellie to Bellows
Falls for a stay OF ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook Of North
ampton visited their cousin, Mrs c. A
Waiiman. Friday, while on their way to
Claremont to spend the holidays with their
parents. Mrs Cook was formerly Miss
Middle West
DIR. f. II. Stafford. eX-mayor of North
Adams and n former resident of this
county, is able to be out after being in the
hospital six weeks. suffering from blood
poisoning. The middle finger OF his right
hand was amputated.
Smith $. Ballard OF Montpelier. illus
trlous potentate OF Mount Sinai Temple
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. has an
nounced his appointments for the year, in
GLIDING l. ID. Bailey OF Brattleboro. chief
ceremonial master. and Fred c. ellison OF
St Johnsbury, musical director
James 4. Austin and Edward Fletcher
spent Tuesday at Lake Spofford enjoying
the skating and ice boat riding on the
lake, which is completely frozen over
People from Brattleboro. Keene and
Spofford are enjoying the winter sports
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ferrter and four
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Ferriter
and SON. James Ferriter. Misses Mary and
Bridget Ferriter attended the funeral of
Frances Hayes. which was held at St
Mary's church in Northampton Saturday
Rev. Father Lucy of that city officiating
b. F. Sutton, a summer resident at Pine
Grove Springs, who has decided to retire
from business in Brooklyn, has bought f.
A. McFarland's residence on Court street
in Keene for a permanent residence He
was undecided as to whether he would
buy house i'm Keene or Brattleboro, but
was unable to find a satisfactory location
here.
Miss Emily E. Guild has resigned as
assistant teacher in the Whitcomb
high school in Bethel this state, to ac-
cept a position as instructor in history
and mathematics in the high school in
Danbury, Conn, an institution with 260
pupils, which employs nine assistant
teachers. Miss Guild has made trips this
week both to Bethel and Danbury to ar
range her plans, and next week she will
enter upon the duties of her new position
Miss Guild is a graduate of Tufts col
lege.