Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-30
BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL NEWS
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

d. H. I1Olutn Is GIlllCdllN Ill Ut Ills lbiN
on Washington street.
Miss Ruth Callahan was at her home
in Charlestown, N. H., yesterday.
Mrs Dallas Pollard of Bellows Falls
called on friends in town Monday.
Horace LETTERS and family went to
Springfield Mass, for their Thanksgiving
turkey.
George A. Hines has spent this week in
Fitchburg with his daughter, Mrs. w. s.
McI<enney
Mrs. II. o. Coolidge Of Keene came
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving at H.
II. Thompson's.
Mrs Adeline Warner Duquette came
from Northampton Monday for a visit at
her former home.
Charles Nichols moved Saturday from
Cedar street to the Aldrich house on
North Main street
Mrs Bert Adams of South Newfane has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs c. $.
Daniels, this week.
f. G. Livingston of Peterboro, n. H.,
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. ana
Mrs. j. e. Lawrence.
Mrs. G. H. Emery Of Manchester n.
H., was a guest Of her sister, Mrs L. ID.
Greene, over Sunday.
Jesse Prosser of Utica, n. Y. is spend
ing some time at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Nora Prosser Kenney.
Mrs. Anna II. Frost of Westminster
West came to Brattleboro Saturday to
stay some time at Il. G. Frosts.
Frank Hopkins has been the guest of
his sister Mrs. D. j. Leonard. at the
Hotel Ellis. Keene, several days.
Miss Mary Pauline JENNIE is at home
this week from Leicester. Mass, where she
is teaching in Leicester academy.
o. +. Bailey returned last week after
spending several weeks in Wardsboro and
vicinity, tuning organs and pianos
James Hopkins went Saturday to Barre,
where he win remain through the winter
with his sister. Mrs. p. f. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Kate Hughes of Mortified who
had been visiting in Dummerston and
Brattleboro six weeks. returned home FRI
day.
Judge f. M. Butler Of Rutland, A. w
Butler of jamaica and f. NJ. Butler Of
East Jamaica were in Brattleboro Tues
day.
Miss Kate Wheeler of Montpelier came
Wednesday to be the guest of her broth
err. Dr. C. G. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler
over Thanksgiving.
Miss Ethel L. Osgood of Trenton. n J.,
came this week to be with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. +. Q. S. Osgood, over
Thanksgiving.
Fred Cressy who is working with the
engineers in building the electric railroad
from Bennington to Williamstown was at
home over Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhnel left Mon
day to return to their home in Adelaide,
South Australia, where Mr. Kuhnel is an
agent for the Estey Organ company.
Mrs j. C. Henkel went Wednesday to
Springfield Mass, to care for her sister
who was recently injured by the falling Of
express boxes from the top of a passing
truck.
Miss Helen Fenton has been at home
a few days from Montpelier, where she
has been stenographer in the office Of
Atty. Gen. Fits during the Legislative
session.
Fred L. Howe will leave next week on
his annual trip to Bermuda where. as
usual, he will assist his brother n. s.
Howe, in the mana cement of the Princess
hotel during the winter season.
Clarke C. Fits was the princlpa;
speaker at the annual meeting OF the
Mems League of the First church in
Burlington on Friday evening. His sub
ject was THE Christian and the Citizen"
F. w. Stolte and daughter Meta, of
Island Pond came to Brattleboro Sunday.
Mr. Stolte returned Monday leaving his
daughter to visit several weeks at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Stolte
Lawrence Barber is at home for a va
cation of several days from the Albany
business college. He played tackle on the
college football team which had a sue
cessful season against some Of the strong
eevens Of Eastern New YORK.
o. o. Ware and Miss Ellen Ware went
Wednesday to Holyokc to remain until
after Thanksgiving. They have closed the
home on High street for the winter. After
spending, some time in Wilmington they
may go South to remain a part Of the
winter
DR.. Frank Haskins. who was at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hland
Haslkins, over Thanksgiving, holds by
recent appointment the positions of lee
turer of pharma cology and assistant dem
onstrator of anatomy in the Tufts college
medical department, and in addition has
the main part of his time to devote to
his medical practice in Boston
Charles T. Hawley of Gardner and Iu-
Their w. Hawley. jr., of Worcester Poly
technic institute were Thanksgiving guests
at L. w. Hawley's. Mrs. c. T. HawleS
and son, Freeman, who have been visit
ing in town ten days, returned to Gard
ner today with Mr.. Hawley and they were
accompanied by Mrs. II. Z. Freeman, who
VIII stay WIN AiitAl StNtidi MtthS.
Mrs. NJ. p. Hatch. Mrs. A. V. c. Leav-
itt Mrs. C. p. Schreck and Mrs. G.. l.
Kirkland, who spent the summer at then
summer homes in West Brattleboro, re-
turned to Buffalo, n. Y, Friday They
were accompanied by Mason Hatch and
Henry C. Breed of Buffalo and J. r. Els.
cher, NJ. II. Fischer, r. ]. Barrows anj
Mrs. William II. Bemis of jamestown, n
Y, who came to Brattleboro to attend
the funeral of NJ p. Hatch.
Miss Winifred Aim. well-known pro-
fessional nurse in BrattleborO the pass
year and a half, has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the nurses training schoo
at the general hospital in Bridgeport
Conn. She will leave Bratteboro to take
up her work in Bridgeport about Dec. 10
Miss Aim is a graduate of the Boston
city hospital. She began work in Brat
tleborO as head nurse at the Memora
hospital but the greater part of the time
she has done private nursing with head
quarters at the BROOKS House
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