Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-20
sRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. David Meany spent sun
day in Bellows Falls.
Miss M. L. Connarn of Dummerston is
visiting Mrs d. O'Keefe.
Miss Mary Doyle is visiting her uncle,
p NJ. Baker in Somerville. d,
r. NJ. Griffin Of somerville was at his
former home here Tuesday.
Miss Georglana Pellerin spent a part Of
the week in Springfield, Mass
Charles r. Lincoln of Worcester Mass,
has been in town several days.
Miss Ruby Hudson has returned after
spending a few days in Hnsdale.
Mrs. E. White is spending some time
with relatives in South Newfane.
Dr. and Mrs Park r. Hoyt of Laconia,
| n. H., are visiting at John c. Howe's
Henry Martin and family have moved
from Springfield, Mass, to Pine street
Mrs. NJ. J. Moran is III with rheumatism.
Miss Katherine Cunningham Is caring for
! her.
Mrs. Martha Calef White returned Wed
nesday to Boston after being in town 10
| days.
Mrs. Fred Blake and two daughters o.
Windsor are visiting Mrs. Charles Lock-
wood.
Miss Katherine Finnigan OF Newport,
| n. H.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Patrick
Ferrter.
Miss Annie and Miss Mary Costln of
| Bellows Falls visited with relatives in
| town last week.
Miss Irene Plimpton returned Wednes-
day after a weeks visit in Springfield
and Northampton.
Mrs. Clark Chandler Of Wilmington has
been spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs Emma Hudson.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Of westfeld
is spending a few days with her sister,
| Mrs. Thomas Guiheen.
Herbert Bracket, who underwent an
operation in the Memorial hospital, is
making a good recovery.
! Miss Alice Temple of Woodstock, who
| has been visiting in town a week, went
| today to Boston to visit.
Col and Mrs. Thomas Harmon of the
soldiers home in Bennington are here
| for a visit of a few days.
Miss Emily E Guild has returned to
State Farm, Mass, after enjoying a
vacation of aweek at home.
Murray Frost of tn Rensselar Poly
technic institute in Troy, y. Y. was at
] home from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. A. E Knight returned Friday
from Montpelier where she visited two
weeks with her son, Louis Knight.
Mr. and Mrs William Heard and little
| hAAaSllAtl ltll 4 utHudH lOT a WISH AT
! Mrs. Heards home In Newport, y. II.
Mrs John Baker is very III in her home
| on Elliot street and her daughter, Mrs.
Magee, Of Springfield, Mass, is caring for
her.
Mrs a. J. Bracket is expected home
tomorrow from the Farren hospital,
Montague, where she has been three
| weeks.
Mrs Thomas Holloran and niece, Miss
! Catherine Carmody of Bennington. are
visiting Rev. Father VI. ]. Carmody two
weeks.
Charles r. Crosby went to Boston
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
| Chamber Of Commerce, of which he is
a member.
Arthur Jacobs and family have moved
| from so to 81 South Main street Mr. and
Louis LaFrance also have moved to 81
| South Main street.
DR.. George F. Barber and DR.. F. r.
Newell attended in Rutland this week
the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Dental society.
Mrs. a. Hopkins Of Ware was in town
Saturday. Her son-in-law, p. F. McCar-
thy Of Barre who sustained a shock, is
somewhat better.
Mrs. L. d. Taylor and Miss Marjorie
White went yesterday to New York
where they will visit several days with
Miss Whites sister, Mrs c. W. Faw-
cett
Mrs. william Legs and Miss Anna
O'Neil are staying al the hotel Knicker-
booker in New York city They have
been making an automobile trip through
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed of New York
and Wayne Reed OF Montpelier are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Swift and DR.. and
Mrs. L. S. Edwards of this town and
Mrs. NJ l Reed of Vernon.
Thomas Guiheen moved Yesterday from
John Currys house, % Central street. t,
John Kaine's house on Frost street. Rob-
ert Drysdale has taken the tenement va
Gated by the Guiheens.
Miss Maud Wellman Of Brookline was
in town yesterday to see her mother, who
recently underwent an operation at> the
Memorial hospital Miss Ruth and Miss
Fanny Stevens of Brookline also were in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Delaney of Hudson, y. Y. came
Yesterday to care for her daughter, Miss
Jennie Delaney, who is ill., Miss Mollie
L-inihan of Amherst is substituting for
Miss Delaney in the Postal Telegraph Of
| flee.
Mrs. Henry G. Fifeld and her daughter.
Mrs. L. B. Stevens. will go tomorrow TO
Claremont and after a visit there and in
East Plainfield will proceed to Nauches-
ter, n. H. Harold Fifeld, after a short
visit in Enfield, Conn, and Worcester.
Mass, will reach Manchester in time to
begin his new work as reporter on the
Daily Mirror next Monday.
| DR.. Fremont Hamilton and DR.. w. r
Noyes attended the Goth annual meeting
or the Vermont Homeopathic Medical
society in Montpelier Wednesday. DR.
Moves read a paper on "Congenital sy-
philis and its relation to diseases of the
eye and ear" In the business of the
society DIR. Hamilton was honored by
election as its president for the coming
year.
Col. and Mrs. Haskns Rollin S Childs
Mrs. F. w Childs and Miss Ruth Cbilds
went Tuesday to Wilmington. where the
burial of Mrs. Anna Childs, wife of vii
liam Henry Childs, took place Mrs.
Childs died In her home in Burlington
saturday evening Her husband, William
Hehry Childs, is brother of Mrs. Has
kins' Rollln S. Childs and F. w. Childs
mrs Chllds is survived by her husband
ana daughter, Miss Agnes Childs.
Charles A. Smith. on a recent trim 70
detroit. made arrangements wherahv ~
rultoh-Alnke company of Chicago. with
oranch offices in Detroit and CIeveIand
VIII manufacture and sell his patented d.
wee for starting an AUTOMOBILES fror, tba
urlVers seat Mr., Smith will receive a
royalty on each device, The Fulton Zinke
company are selling agents for several
popular cars and do large business an
an Aihus OF automobile supplies They