Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-15
eRATrLeeoRo PERSONAL.

David Willard of New York city is
visitor in town.
John G.. Baker was in Boston last
week on business.
Miss Nellie Dunlevy of Keene was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Knapp is seriously Ill In
her home on High street.
Hyland Tasker went to North Hatfield
on business trip Tuesday.
d. L. Tasker was judge in the poultry
show in Greenfield Tuesday.
p. f. Connors was in Springfield,
Mass, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs r. Marion Brooks has returned
after a short stay in New York city.
Mrs Luther Kaye is i'll with pneu-
monia in her home on Main street.
Mrs Margaret Garrett went yesterday
to Philadelphia to spend the holidays.
Miss E. NJ Niles of Concord, N. H., is
visiting her mother Mrs. e. f. Niles.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sparks have
gone to Boston for an indefinite stay.
Miss zeta Ryan, who was seriously Ill
with pneumonia, is very much improved.
Miss Edna Durkee of Barre, has be-
gun work in the Holstein- Friesian office.
Miss Helen Clune spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls with Miss Mary brisbane.
Miss Theresa Burke is working in e. j.
Fenton & Co.'S store during the holiday
season.
DR.. E. r. Lynch has returned from
the Farren hospital and has resumed his
practice.
George Fox is so far improved as to
| be able to sit up every day and take
| few steps.
John Calvin, who has been i'll several
weeks. is reported to be recovering, al
though slowly.
| N1rs NJ 7 Reed went Tuesday to Mont
nelier to stav several weeks with her son,
| Wavne NJ Reed.
Ntrs Part II Rastian is III in her home
on Forest street and is under the care
NJ q trained nurse.
>ti.. rda Waite of Fitchburg came
Eriday to be guest at Mrs. II. II.
rbomnsons a week or more.
,ttss .,Iice Russell returned Wednesday
| L. 1,is,, oftor a two weeks visit
With Miss Catherine Hartnett
N 49,, rou,ors wont Yesterday TO
MI S g aeiirO bor,a IN philadelnhia to re-
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returned 10 Hel Hoi'ie ~ -'i''e'9
Miss Belle Houghton mas returned 70
holEohe "ltt. meSh "i - .
sister, Mrs. FREQ thompson anu lrleiius'
Elias Foley has returned to town after
a three weeks visit in Worcester, Ster-
ling and other Massachusetts cities and
towns.
Mrs. John l.. Stewart who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis last week in
the Memorial hospital, is making good
recovery.
Miss Alice Arnold, who has been en-
ployed by Dohhell " Davis tne pass sea
son, VIII return 'oiIorro" " Her hoiiie ~
North ADAMS
Mrs. Alice Bancroft Shaw, VINO nae
been employed by Donneh d DAVIS haS
gone to Gardner, Mass, WIere she VII
WISH Hel iio'llei' go
MISS Mary Dennis, VINO mas peeh III IL
the Memorial hospltal' lelt tnere tli'
week. she mas gone 10 heehe 10 reih"ii
several weeks Tor rest
Peter Disautels, travelling deputy su
perintendent of the Metropo1tan L1e III
surance COMPANY vi New ioiN' mas 'eei
Nlsl'or IN 'o"h tiils "eeN'
Walter II. Jacobs, who mas peen IN I'M
Homeopa thic hospital IN Boston the pas
month, is improving slowly ana expect
to spend Christmas at MS nome mere
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collier have re
5 turned from Marlboro, where they KEEP