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

Mr. and Mrs. b. Riley spent Tuesday
In Bellows Falls
C. NJ Dugan has been in Boston this
week on business.
Fred C. Leitslnger was in Athol this
week tuning pianos.
Ellen Sherman spent Thanksgiving with
her father in Hartford.
Miss Annie Cray of Bellows Falls Is
visiting Mrs Charles Cassidy.
Mrs Charles warder went to Boston |
Wednesday for a weeks stay
Miss Cora Lenox went to Keene Tues
day to remain until Saturday
Misses Anna Fcrriter and Anna Nc
Grath were in Holyoke over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James II Burke and chill
dren spent Thanksgiving In Essex juno
ton.
Miss Della streeter of Concord, N. H.,
spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Gil
bert Dix.
Mrs John Beliveau OF Keene came to
spend Thanksgiving with her son, Per-
ley Gates.
Mrs John Henkel went Wednesday to
Springfield. Mass, to see her sister. who
was recently injured.
Miss Elizabeth Flood spent Thanksgiv-
ing In Springfield. Mass, with her brother,
Matthew Flood and family.
Miss Dorothy Todd, ticket seller Mt the
local railroad station, spent Sunday at
her home in Palmer, Mass.
Misses Nellie and Nettie Butterheld
went Wednesday to their home In West
minister West for THANKSGIVING
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Reach are NOV
| ing to White River Junction. They will
| sell their house or Canal street.
Rev. NJ. ]. Carmody ate his Thanks
| giving dinner with his sister, Mrs.
| Thomas Holloran, in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Young and five
| children went yesterday to New York.
where they win make their home.
John j. Grady Of Granville, n. Y, came
| yesterday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Grady. He will return Sun
! day
Walter Dix. who has attended the AL
bany business college. Is spending n va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert A. Dix.
Mrs. c. b. Dickinson and Mrs. Lyman
Goldsmith and children went Wednesday
to Colrain to visit their sister, Mrs
Reuben Hillman, until Saturday.
Miss Bridget Sullivan Of the firm Of
Brosnahan & Sullivan went to Boston
| Tuesday where she win remain several
days to select Christmas goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Donoghue of Hol-
yoke and Miss Higgins Of Fall River Wis
/ lieu over ounuhN WIN MIS-. lfOuOEnhe =
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Patrick Guiheen
LucIen Kimball. past midshlpman on
the battleship Georgia, now in port at
the Charlestown navy yard, was al home
for Thanksgiving on a short leave Of alb
sence.
Edward Barry spent Thanksgiving at
his home IL Bellows Falls. Miss Retta
Howe in Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Drlnwater
of % South Main street at their former
home in Springfield, this state.
Mrs. Frank Bracket OF Nashua, n H.
accompanied by her son. Guy and daugh-
! ter Mrs. Edgar Huntington. and grand
. daughter Marjorie were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cook Thanksgiving
katherine Denn!ng entertained ten Of
her schoolmates Wednesday Afternoon
; from 4 until G o'clock in honor OF hel
sixth birthday anniversary. Refresh
ments were served and the little ones haC
. a good time playing games and marching
l TO music played on the plano by llttl'
3 Ruth Danyew.
: Among the Thanksgiving visitors were
e Rua Yeaw OF Smith college. Harriet Bar
rows of Berkeley school OF domestic sci
ence OF Boston. Charles Boyle OF Whit
j River Junction, Miss Lima Torrey OF Som
: ellsworth. n. IL. with her parents II
y North Hinsdale, John KaIne Of Amhers
college.
Raymond Frost and William Whitaker
who attended the Yale-Harvard football
game in New Haven Saturday. RENAME,
u in the city over Sunday as the guests O
9 Rollin White, student at Yale Othe
!, attendants at the game from Battlehor
q were Mr.. and Mrs James f. Hooker
J. Charles Il. Crosby. c. A. Harris. c. W
9 Durham, +. b. Putnam. II. c. Eice, N
:. Austin NJ ]. Moran. John f. Tasker
y Alfred S. Thompson and James Hardnl
u Mr.. Harding remained i'm New Haven un
y ill Monday night