Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-11
eeArrLssoao PERSONAL.

IIalau Austin II Htls III WIN hAN@''r"f
NJ and Mrs. Leonard Ryan spent Mon
day in Greenfield.
Miss Elsie Smith spent SUNDAY at her
nome in Amherst
Theodore Kirkland OF Holyoke was
visitor i'm town Sunday.
1obn LYNCH Of lllliot street Is confined
10 the house by II ness.
II II Dimes will go to Athol Sunday 10
see his mother. WHO Is III.
Nuss Nora Grady spent Saturday and
sunday in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs T. O. p. Smith remains seriously
IN al her home OF Canal street.
Mics BESSIE Hopkins visited in Spring
seld Mass, the first OF the week.
Mrs Merton hanson OF Worcester
Mass. is visiting in town TINS week.
Mrs. E. X Goodall returned to her
home in Canajoha rie, N. Y, TuesoaS'
Daniel Brosnahnn returned Sunday to
tIoI,olre after weeks visit in town.
~. Iareniah Riley OF Vernon street.
,,hn has been seriously III, is Improving.
~ NJ Griffin returned TO Somerville.
Ntass SUNDAY after a short visit TO his
old home.
Miss Julia Mickey has returned after
visIt of several days at her home In Tur-
ners Falls.
Mrs Carrie Henry Of North Bennington
| 10 Visiting her nephew. w. II. Philnps OF
| Pearl street.
Horace French has returned after two
weeks visit in Gardner. Concord ana
other places.
patrick Amer, who was at home week
on account of illness, returned Sunday
TO Greenfield.
Murray Frost returned Sunday to Troy
\ v. to resume his studies in Rensselaer,
Polytechnic institute.
Miss Marjorie crosby returned Friday
from Meriden, Conn, where she visited
several weeks with relatives
Mrs. ]. F. Guiheen and niece. Alice
| Guiheen. returned Monday after two
weeks visit in Boston and LoWeu.
Misses Nettie and Nellie Butterfield re-
| turned Sunday after spending .hve weeks
| at their home in Westminster West.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mclaughlin OF
Mount Hermon spent Saturday and sun
DAY with his sister. Mrs. w W. Plimpt9n.
Mrs. C. r. Benson OF North Hatfield
came wednesday to care for her mother,
Mrs. c. e. Benson, who is seriously Ill.
Miss Stella Welcome returned Sunday
to Springfield, Mass. after visit OF a
few days with her father, w. II. Welcome
d. 8. Carey. Daniel Mccarthy and
Charles Gibbs were in Bellows Falls Sun
day to attend a railroad clerks meet
ing
Miss Theresa Burke, who Is studying
to be a nurse in the Farren Memorial
hospital In Monta que. was at home Sun
day.
George E. Fox was in Bellows Falls
Tuesday to assist In the local manage
ment at the presentation OF The Wizard
OF Wiseland."
Mrs. Peter Lavelle and Mrs. Hugh
Harwood have returned after a visit with
| Mrs. I.avelle's daughter, Mrs. william
| Plimpton, in Sprin gfield. Mass.
John ]. Eckels has recovered from his
severe illness so taat he was able to re-
sumo his work in the s. A. Smith com
pany's plant the FIRST OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bundy and two chill
| dren, Arthur and Violet, of West willing
ton. Conn, came yesterday to visit Mr.
Bundys sister. Mrs. Pearl Clapp.
o. ID. Stowell and daughter. Inez. went
| Tuesday to South Londonderry on ac-
| count of the Illness of his father. E. w.
Boyle went yesterday to care. for the
elder Mr.. Stowell.
Mrs. A. A. Chamberlain entertained
class No. Il OF the First Baptist Bible
school last evening at her home on Birge
street. A spelling match, music and re-
freshments helped make a pleasant social
occasion.
Miss Lila Pierce has succeeded Miss
1 Clara Perkins as chief operator at Man
chester, VT. Miss Pierce was formerly
connected with exchanges at Brattleboro
and Bellows Falls, Vt.--TNew England
Telephone Topics
A few of Miss Lillian Moore's friends
gave her a surprise party Saturday even
ing at the home OF her sister. Mrs, G. o.
Russell. on Washington street In honor
of her birthday anniversary. Games were
played and Ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. Margaret Marion gave a party
Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall
annex In honor Of her son, Francis. who
was l6 years old. Forty guests were pres
emit Music and dancing were enjoyed
and refreshments OF ice cream and cake
were served.
New England Telephone Topics. a
journal published in the interests of the
\ New England Telephone & Telegraph
company, contained as the frontispIece
OF recent number a fun page portrait OF
It's leading attorney, Edward K Hall OF
BOSTON. Mr.. Hall is a son of Capt c. P,
Hail OF Shelburne Falls, formerly super-
visor of the Windham county schools.
and nephew of J. z. Hall of this town.
Mr.. Hall delivered an extended address
recently on Public Relations" at the
meeting of the Telephone Society of New
England