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

Fred S. Doak of Boston was a visitor
in town over Christmas.
Arthur Hyde has been at home a few
days from Albany, N Y.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Wright were in Bel
lows Falls over Sunday and Monday.
Clyde Cutler went to Springfield, this
state, Saturday night, returning Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Risbey of New
York were Christmas visitors at the Clark
farm.
Frank Wells came from New Bedford,
Mass. to spend Christmas with his rela-
tives.
Miss Alice Lynch returned Tuesday
after a visit over Christmas in Lebanon,
NJ II.
Mrs. George II. Ryder returned Tuesday
from a visit with her sister, Mrs Bryant,
in Keene.
John Cove, porter at the Brooks House,
returned Tuesday after spending 10 days
in Ludlow.
Miss Marie Day of Greenfield came
Tuesday to spend several days with Miss
Ellen Hunt.
clifford Hemenway. city editor of the
New London Telegraph, has been at home
several days.
d. e. Tasker will go to owen Sound,
Ontario, Jan. to act as judge at
poultry show.
Miss Pauline Jenne has been at home
from Leicester, Mass, where she is teach
ing in Leicester academy.
Col. f. F. Hobrook of Boston was
guest of his father, eX-Gov. Frederick
Holbrook, over Christmas.
Eldrdge Cundiff, assistant physical
director of the Y. NJ. c. A. in Albany N
Y, is at home for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burr Smith left Tues
day for a trip of several days to Plainfield,
N. j., where they formerly lived.
Charles r. Streeter and H. a. Streeter
of Waterbury, Conn, are spending their
vacation at Capt. II. c. Streeter's.
James NJ Perry, jr., is visiting a few
days with his brother, who is a student at
the Worcester Polytechnic institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Daniels of Springfield,
Mass, have been visiting with Mrs.
Danielss mother, Mrs. Harriet Dearborn.
Miss Bessie Butterfield of Boston came
home Saturday to spend her holiday va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Ora Butter
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. GRAHAM and children
went to Merrimac, Mass. Wednesday to
spend a few days at Mrs Graffams former
home.
Henry S. Robinson, who is in the
electrical business in Boston, spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs A. w Harwood of Central
street are spending the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Knapton, of
Adams, Mass.
John Kali, who has been employed sew
eral years in the Carpenter organ factory,
will go to Boston soon to work in a pipe
organ factory.
Ernest Marcy, who is travelling through
the West for the Wrought Iron Range
with his family.
Mrs. j. H. Merrield, Miss Flora l..
Merrifield, Mrs. b. f. Snowe and Miss
Myrtle Sibley, all of Northampton were
Christmas guests at Fred S. knights.
Lawrence Barber went Tuesday to
Newburg, n. Y, where he and Chalmers
Holbrook Of the Hotchkiss school in Lake
vile, Conn, will visit during the holidays
Lucius w. Adams was operated upon
Saturday for appendicitis. He is making
good recovery Mr.. Adams had been
troubled more or less with appendicitis
several years.
Clinton p. Hescock, who has a position
in the Office of the General Electric COM
pany in Schenectady, n. Y, was at the
home of his parents in West Brattleborc
over Christmas
Among the collegians at home during
the holidays not already mentioned are
witch university; Melvin Thurber, who has
completed his academic course at Colgate
and is now a student in the theological
school of that university; Ned Leonard OF
Amherst; Luther Hawley of the Worcester
Polytechnic institute; Miss Jessie Hawley
of the New England conservatory Of
music; Arthur Monroe of Wesleyan uni
versity; Arthur Peach from MiddleburS
college. Horatio E. Smith, who is al
home from Amherst college, has been or
a trip recently with the Amherst college
glee club to Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. F. w. Chllds, Miss Ruth w
Chids, Mrs. Margaret L. Gatty, Mis-.
Pearl G. Gibson, Miss Mena Krokstrom
Mrs. S. S. Hunt, Mrs. Cora Greene anC
E. w. Gibson of Brattleboro, Miss Minnie
Stociwell of West Brattleboro, Miss Ids
Fitch of Worcester, Mrs. Sarah NJ Kid.
der of New York and Martin Schlagen.
hauf of Greenfield will go to Summerland
S. c., Monday. All but Mr.. Gibson will
spend the rest of the winter at the Lex,
ington," the new winter hotel of which
Maj. F. w. Chlds and Mr.. Gibson are par
owners. Mr.. Gibson win return Jan Q
Maj. Childs and Wilhelm Krokstrom wen
to Summerland earlier in the month, Mai
Childs to manage the hotel and Mr.
Krokstrom to have charge of the farm
Miss Gibson will be Maj. Child's secretary
Mrs. Kidder housekeeper, Miss Stockwel
and Miss Fitch table girls, Miss KrolS-
strom cook and Mr.. Schlagenhauf chef.