Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-28
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Earl Titus Of the art department Of
the Boston Globe visited at his home
here this week.
Miss ]. Adele Morgan. the teacher, is at
her home in Lincoln. this state, for
visit through the holidays.
Miss Grace Dana. the teacher, went
Monday to her home in Amherst, Mass.
to remain through vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Stacey of Springfield
spent Christmas with their daughter.
Mrs. c. F. w. Cunningham.
Avalon Converse Of Chicago spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Converse Of Green street
Miss Mabel c. Hunt attended the
Christmas assembly at the Mansion House
in Greenfield Tuesday evening.
Miss Julia Brooks Of Boston and Miss
Lucy Brooks Of East Mortified are hoh-
day guests of Mrs. r. E. Gordon.
Louis Knight of Springfield. Mass.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Knight Of High street.
Miss Nina Day Of Greenfield, who has
been a guest Of Miss Gertrude z. Hunt
several days. will return home tomorrow.
Miss Katherine Hollister Of Greenfield
will come to Brattleboro tomorrow TO
spend several days with Miss Ellen NJ.
Hunt.
Miss Jessie Hawley. assistant teacher
willie. Va, is at home for the Christmas
vacation.
Marshall Moves Of Norwich university
has been at the home Of his grandmother.
Mrs. Fletcher. on Canal street. for a hoh-
day visit.
Mrs. E. r. Bemis is in Springfield.
Mass. for a visit OF two weeks with her
parents Mr.. Bemis was there over
Christmas.
r,, . rr1A Ala ~ A. A..
pelier Journal, and Miss Ethel Webb Of
Montpelier spent Christmas with their
father. Rev. A II. Webb.
Jerry Sullivan. who recently moved
from Brattleboro to Mortified. this state.
is seriously Ill there with pneumonia, fol-
lowing an attack Of grip.
Miss Mary Averill came from Cam
bridge. Mass. early in the week 10 spend
/ a vacation Of ten days at the home Of her
brother. George c. Aver3ll
! Miss Alice Waterman OF the Clark in
! stitute. Northampton, Mass, is spending
/ her vacation with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. E L Waterman.
Eldredge Cundiff. physical director OF
/ the Albany Y. NJ. c. A, formerly phys
| ical director Of the local association,
has been here for Christmas visit
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Streeter came from
| Waterbury. Conn. to join the family
I -
| Streeter's parents, Capt and Mrs. H. c.
| Streeter.
Miss Laura Stearns Of Philadelphia is
| spending the Christmas vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Stearns, Of
Pearl street She is teaching in a school
| for the deaf
Miss Caroline H Clark of Middlebury
college and Frank S. Clark Of Norwich
university are with their mother, Mrs.
Franc E Clark, at Mrs. Van Doorn's,
during the holidays.
John Kaine Horatio Smith Ned Leon
| ard and George Pierce are at home from
Amherst college for the holidays. Earl
Arnold went from Amherst to the home
of his parents in stockbridge. Mass.
Smith S. Ballard of Montpelier was
! visitor in town over Sunday, being here to
arrange with F. B. Putnam for their "Trip
in May to Los Angeles as delegates to
the imperial council Of the Mystic Shrine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln ]. Daniels came
from Springfield, Mass, for a Christmas
visit with Mrs. Daniels's mother. Mrs.
Harriet Dearborn. Mr.. Daniels returned
Wednesday. but Mrs. Daniels is detained
here by illness.
Mrs. J. Frank Mains went last week TO
the Children's hospital in Boston. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Mains's little son. Paul was
operated upon Saturday for congenital
hip disease. The operation was successful
and the child is comfortable.
Col John Hunt pension attorney has
been notified that the pensions OF H ].
Allen Of Brattleboro George Adams Of
Dover, Joel Holton and Robert D. FAIR Of
Westminster and John Thwing Of Bel
lows Falls have been increased.
D. P. Dewitt, who was called to
Washington, D. C., by the illness Of his
mother, returned Wednesday night. His
I ac Dc Ell
10 her room. She viii remain in Wash
ington until she is able TO accompany
Mrs. S. S. Hunt, who is with her. to
Brattleboro.
DR.. and Mrs. James C. Austin OF
Spencer. Mass, who recently returned
from their honeymoon in Florida, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Austin Of Winthrop
Mass, were members OF the family
gathering Christmas with Mrs. Elizabeth
Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Austin
who have remained through the week, will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur Brasor, who sustained a
broken leg by being struck by a double
runner filed with young coasters. Is still
at the Memorial hospital, but Is re-
ported as doing well Mr.. Brasor was
able TO sing at the Universalist church
Sunday but is still suffering from q
bruised leg and win not be able TO re-
turn TO work for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rugg. formerly we'll
known residents of Brattleboro, left
Greenfield Wednesday for Seattle, Wash,
where they will make their home. Mr.
Rugg was at one time the partner Of j
T. Hildreth in the carriage manufacture
ing business here. but he has lived In
Greenfield several years. On arriving in
Seattle they viii go TO the home of Mr.
and Mrs. David Young. Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Rugg are sisters.
AS the genial secretary Of civil and
military affairs presented the member
. from Brattleboro with his commission as
Judge of the municipal court of the towT
which he has represented with such honol
at this session, he said in substance thai
he was becoming somewhat weary o.
signing commissions for him. First, h'
was made a colonel on the governor;
stan, commission one; next, he was mad'
a justice of the peace, and by the gov
ernor. commission two; then he was mad
a member Of the board OF visitors to Nor
) witch university, commission three; and
last and far from least, comes a commits
: sion naming him the Judge OF the mum
cipal court Of Brattleboro, commission
four.-[Legislative note. Bennington Ban
ner, Dec 20.
! Notes Of oId-Time 5rattleboro Friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Mead cam
/, from New York to spend Christmas a
4 the Brooks House, and to enjoy few