Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
6RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

John c. Baker was in Boston Monday.
Daniel Doyle of Grafton is spending a
few days in town.
Mrs. Clifford Clark OF Glens Falls,
N. Y, is a guest at the Clark farm.
Miss Stella Welcome returned Friday
after two weeks visit in Shushan N Y
f. NJ. Goodenough was in Boston and
Springfield last week on a business trip.
John c. Heaphy returned to New York
Monday after spending the holidays at
his home in Brattleboro.
Miss Stakeholder. the librarian, who
was at her home in Bennington for a hol-
iday vacation, has returned.
Fred Sampson had the end of the thumb
of his right hand cut off on buzz planer
at the Estey factories Monday.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton of James l.. Martin to be United
States district attorney of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Baker, who had
rooms at Is Clark street, have gone to
Providence, where they have employment
Lucius w. Adams, who was operated
upon for appendicitis three weeks ago,
has been able to be out since Tuesday.
George w. Pierce Mt to Burlington
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of
the Vermont State Diarymen's associa-
tion.
Mrs. c. II. Colt returned Friday from a
visit of 10 days or more with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. T. Whittemore, in Newton,
Mass.
Frank L. Hunt was in New York four
days last week, and this week he is on
a business trip to New York and Phila-
delphia.
Chalmers Holbrook returned this week
to the Hotchkiss school at Lakeville,
Conn, after spending his vacation in
Brattleboro.
Maurice Guiheen, who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia last week, is recovering.
The nurse who cared for him has returned
to Greenfield.
Francis Wyman, who has suffered some
time from pulmonary trouble. has gone
TO the sanatorium in Pembroke, N. H.,
for treatment.
Miss Ellen Ware and Miss Annie Rich
ardson returned Tuesday from a visit
with their aunt Mrs. Mary Richardson,
i'm New Jersey.
d. E. Tasker has been on a trip Of sew
eral days to owen Sound, Canada, about
120 miles north Of Toronto, as judge 1T
a poultry show.
Horace Welcome. while sliding Satur-
day, was struck by another boys sled and
| cash was cut under his eye. Three
stitches were taken in closing the wound.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor, who came
to Brattleboro to visit relatives. was de-
tanned here three weeks owing to an in
jury to one foot, but he was able to re-
turn this week.
At a regular meeting of Fort Dummer
Colony of Pilgrim Fathers, held Tues
day evening. Mrs A. J. Currier was elect
ed delegate to the supreme colony which
| will meet in Boston in April.
s. B. Emerson is visiting his children
l in Brooklyn, Watertown and Milford.
Mrs. Emerson was called to Milford, N.
H. by the death of a niece, wife of Rev
| d. Z. Adams of Wellesley, Mass.
Rev. Father Long OF Proctor, who came
here for the Christmas vacation, sustain
! ed an injury to his foot which necessitated
| an operation in the Farren hospital at
\ Montague. He returned from the hos
pital Wednesday and is now at the home
] OF his mother, Mrs, Daniel Long.
DIR. and Mrs S. e. Lawton and Mrs.
L. d. Greene, accompanied by Dr. H. E.
Waite of New York, an intimate friend
/ of DR.. Lawton, and Miss Waldron of
| Boston, a friend OF Mrs. Lawton, will
sail from Boston Jan. 81 on a three
weeks trip to the island OF Jamaica.
About dozen friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Atkinson pleasantly surprised
them last Saturday evening, calling in a
body at their home, 259 Western avenue,
and reminding them of their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. A handsome parlor
| lamp was presented. Cake and coffee
were served ana social time was enjoyed
| by all.
p. L. Shea, after being at home several
days, returned yesterday to New York
city to continue his work as salesman for
Dunham Brothers. Mr. Shea first went
TO New York on a trial trip Of three
! weeks, but he was so successful that his
position will be made a permanent one
and his attention will be devoted wholly
to the trade of the metropolis
Julius c. Timson, late lieutenant colonel
of the Second Infantry, N. H. N c., at
his own request has been placed on the
retired list by Gov. McLane and Adjt.
Gen. Ayling. Col. Timson has served the
state faithfully for the last ten years,
and served in the Spanish war as captain
Previous to this he was for several years
a member of the Vermont national guard
-[Claremont Advocate.
e. w. Gibson returned Wednesday after
spending 10 days at The Lexington in
Summerland, Batesburg, S. c. The
weather in Summerland is warm, but the
summer hotels in that part of the coun-
try have not done much business thus
far this season, on account of the mild
weather in the North. Tourist trains
were not put on until this week. The
Lexington, in which Mr.. Gibson is interest
ed financially and of which Maj. F. w.
Childs is manager, has not been opened
formally, but over 20 guests were present
Sunday.