Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-23
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MISS M tneIlUe conner Will rl f.I...
to Boston to enjoy the HOLIDAYS
Miss Lizzie McVeigh went ye-.a,r...
Woodstock for an indefinite STAY .
Ernest DeAngelis opened a shoe r.....
ing shop in Hinsdale YESTERDAY
Miss Mamie Clune returned l..5..
after few days visit in Holyofe
Mrs. Katherine Mari viii go t,r..-...
to Philadelphia TO stay over thu h.-d,'.
Clarence and John Perry will %,
morrow to Windsor to spend the t.7.f...
f. Einstein visited in Saxtrrs pt..
Thursda". %
Mrs. w II. Mitchell is confr.. g.. t.-
home on Linden street with iun -rn......
rheuma tism
Miss s Emery Grlswold ra,.-o.. o..
her room at III Western avenue va.,a-'
day afternoon.
Harold f. Newell has entered tts o-.
ploy Of the New England Telephone ava
Telegraph company. ''1
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Manic. .t....,
last week with Mr.. and Mrs F,.l fI..
kinson in Bennington.
Mrs. ~ y. Darling went vas,.-1.,.. e..
Westmoreand for a weeks visit win BE-.
niece, Mrs. Whitman.
Rev DR. and Mrs. G.. Z MART, .-,
spending a few days in town with 5.-i
quarters at the Melrose
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Guthr. .,1 .4-..
children went yesterday t. c.r.1l g.,
enjoy the Christmas vacation
Frank Welcome and daughter. pg,a ,.
New Haven. Conn, will spend Christina
with his father, w. H. Welo1m.
Miss Jessie Hawley came Welra.5.y
from Pennsylvania, where she is t-4ar,r,
school, to remain over the HOLIDAYS
c. E. Allen and son. Louis !. Allen. var.
In New York Monday attending the ~
tional cement show in Madison s9va-a
Garden.
Wayne Sargent went Moriar p, 4s
home in Erving, Mass, TO remain -91
weeks. His brother Leonard am p,
tomorrow to stay a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 5 Han a--.g-.-
the marriage engagement Of their
daughter, Charena Ruth. % ID. 81
Rising Newell OF Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest DuTem,l- anil
two children. Alvin and Pearl Wr.e-. ef,
go tomorrow to Erving. Mass. tl -.,,
Mrs. DuTemple's parents a week
Sidney w Edgett. who returned Tue.
day night from a business trip % New
York. was i'll on his arrival ami is now
threatened with bronchial pneumonia
William B. Mettey. formerly u TIL.
town. who has been conducting barber
shop in Holyoke, has just opened q uev
shop containing three chairs .u that ..t,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Well, sai l.g- t--
Dorothy Of Fall River Mass. will come
sunday to visit a few days iu ..e home
Of Mr. Weiss parents, Nh and N-s
George Wells.
Frank Piper came from Baltimore SUI.
day to remain 10 days with his moths.
Mrs. c. L. Piper. He is engaged in the
land development business for his
brother, Walter c. Piper
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Cleveland have re.
turned to Brattleboro after living sew.
eral years in Fitchburg Mass Mi Ceys-
land is employed as drummer at the
Lyric. They are living on South MAN
street.
Miss Florence Brockington. who is en-.
ployed in the Office Of the director ot the
United States census in Was a.a-t1u. D
c., will come Sunday for a wres ,s.t
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
II. Brockington
Miss Josephine Toedt will come from
her musical studies in Boston t. spend
the Christmas vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. g. Toedt She viii
sing in a Congregational church in Br.gh.
ton Sunday morning.
Mrs. James Hamilton Of Montreal IS
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs p. 2
Iavelle. Mr.. Hamilton vii. come q,
Christmas Mr.. and Mrs William P.imP.
ton and daughter OF Springfield. Mass,
| also will spend the holidays with N- ana
Mrs. Lavelle.
Christie B. Crowell, distr.c. deputy
grand master of the Sth Masonic district
| Of Vermont, while in New York the .a:.
| ter part OF the week, attended Ia the
| Masonic temple the conferriuE NJ the
Master Mason degree by the italian ,5igs
| Of the city.
Mrs. Coldren OF Washington. y g.. who
| spent the summer of 1879 IN Ba,teb'-o
| as the guest of Mrs. C. NJ TAYLOR. i.5l
Monday in her home from pneumonia.
| Mrs. Taylor was with her at tie time.
| having gone to Washington recently with
the expectation of remaining with Mrs.
Coldren through the winter.
Miss Florence Thurber. head s.-o7--
rapher for the Mead cycle company O..
Chicago, and Clarence II. Thurhs- Na-
gate university will come tonight % Spend
a vacation Of about two weeks So -h ..rr
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. T.-"er.
Miss Thurber started from Chie-0 Sl--
urday, visiting in different place, oa The
way.
Or. Henry d. Holton, secretary Of IRE
FtfAAf tbAl u bA Httllll. anu IL A.
erly Of Rutland, president, went '1 Benz
nington last week to inspect the county
courthouse and jail. Only one a' several
recommendation which they mad. wear
ago had been carried out. Their report
Will be used as an argument iu tF1r @.
bill now in the legislature calling for
new jail and jailor's residence.
Mrs. Paul d. Cobb of Pear -;.a. un-
derwent a serious operation .~ the New
England Deaconess hospital IN Boston
Wednesday morning. For several weeks
her sight had been failing on account Of
pressure in the back Of her head against
the optic nerve. Surgeons operated upon
the brain, and they state that her sight
will be restored and that she will be able
to leave the hospital in two weeks Mt
Cobb is in Boston with her.
The Virginia Pilot, a daily newspaper
published in Norfolk, Va, contained re-
Gently an extended article describing the
Christmas scene and the artistic decora-
tons in the windows of THE Hub, a o!s
department store in Norfolk. The article
stated the work was arranged and exc
cuted by Rupert 9. Wardner, decorator
for The Hub" Mr.. Wardner is former
well-known Brattleboro boy. and his Oh
friends here are pleased to know that ne
Is making big success in his work as
professional decorator
George f. Higley who was a widely
known resident of Brattleboro between 50
and 40 years ago. has sent re-
Gently an extended letter to I. o. T.
Smith, asking for information about PEG,
pie of this town, from whom he has heard
but little in many years. Mr. Higley no"
lives in Rockwell, Iowa, and is director
of ire Farmers State bank Of that town
Mr.. Higley is recovering from an illness
OF three years. His second wife died Oe"
Sth of this wear Mr. HigieV worked some