Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-01
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Abbie Pratt is visiting in Boston.
Alonzo Davis went to his home in
Lebanon for Thanksgiving. o.
Miss Helen Martin was home from
| Wellesley college over Sunday.
II. II. Ullman of New York city was
| in town on business Tuesday
Miss Elsie Smith Is visiting at her
| home in Amherst unt1 Monday.
| Miss Katherine Dwyer is visiting Mrs.
| T. f. Foley in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Louise Labelle is spending few
days in South Vernon and Palmer.
| Frank and Phebe Clark were in SPRING
| field, this state, over Thanksgiving.
| Miss Olive Jones was a Thanksgiving
| guest of her sister in Springfield. Mass.
william Adams and daughter, Margie,
1 were in Winchester over Thanksgiving.
| Miss Ethel Eddy is at her home in
Stratton for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Lima Torrey of Boston Is at her
| home in North Hnsdale for vacation.
Fred Tudor underwent a surgical
| operat ton at the Farren hospital Satur-
| day.
Miss Ada Jameson was with her sis
ter in North Hatfield over Thanksgiv-
| ing.
| A. T. Thompson went yesterday to
his home in Keene to remain until Mon
| day
Mrs E. ]. Fillion and daughter went
| Wednesday to Winchendon, Mass, for
visit.
C. f. Boyle of White River Junction
| visited Tuesday with his uncle, L. w.
| Boyle.
Miss Alice Russell of New London is
| staying two weeks with Miss Catherine
| Hartnett.
Henry Harlow went to Westminster
NTa1n 1at. lie r..ft1
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Prouty visited Mrs.
| Prouty's parents in Londonderry over
| the holiday
Percy Gear of st. Adams was with his
sister, Mrs. Herbert Donovan, over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs j. L. Gates of Newfane was a
| guest of her sister, Mrs. Horace French
| Thanksgiving
p. ?. Connors gave his annual
| Thanksgiving dinner to his employees at
the Brooks House.
Miss Rose Judge of Springfield, Mass,
was a Thanksgiving guest of her sister,
Mrs. William O'Donoghue.
Mrs. William Plmpton went Wednes-
| day to Weston to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Hoyt, until Monday.
G. Lester Gay of Stoughton, Mass.
was a guest of his brother. w. Hartley
Gay of Elliot street, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Bruce were
Thanksgiving visitors in the home of
| Cyril b. Switzer in West Townshend
Miss Dorothy Todd returned Tuesday
after enjoying a two weeks vacation in
| Worcester, Rutland and Palmer, Mass.
Harland Wentworth. Everett Went
worth and Forrest Wentworth visited
their parents in East Dover over
Thanksgiving.
e. A. Stebbins of Springfield Mass,
an expert matchmaker and engraver,
will begin work Monday in the II. II.
| Thompson store.
Lawrence White of Rochester. n. Y,
| and Rollin White of Grand Rapids, Mich,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Amidon and son,
Claude, went yesterday to Dorchester
to visit until Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. f. P. Smith went We'd
nesday to East Dover where they spent
the holiday with Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Harris of Canal
street are spending the Thanksgiving
holidays in the home of their nephew,
Harland T. Miller, in Hartford, Conn.
william C. Stone. a student of the
University of Vermont, visited over
Thanksgiving with his aunt, Mrs. II. NJ.
Whittier Mr.. Stone went today to his
home in Springfield, this state.
Mrs. j. A. Bgelow of Clinton, Mass
came "Wednesday to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Boyle, until Sat
urday. Charles f. Boyle of White Riv-
er Junction was with them over Thanks.
giving.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirkland entertained over
Thanksgiving her three sons and their
| 60 ~ rs,l-I n
lows Falls Samuel w. Kirkland of East
Milton, Mass. and Theodore w. Kirk.
land of Holyoke.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Brush Of Brooklyn
came "Wednesday to be Thanksgiving
guests of their cousins, Mrs F. E. Clark
and Mrs C. a. Van Doom of 46 High
street. DR.. and Mrs. Brush will return
to Brooklyn today.
Rev John A. Lynch of Pittsford, thi.
state, was in town this week on his wa,
to Montague to his brother, DR. +
r. Lynch who is seriously i'll at tn,
Farren hospital with blood poisoning il
his right thumb and arm.
, Rev Horace F. Holton of Kansas
: | City, Mo-, one of the preachers in tn
| Congregational church last summer ant
relative of Dr. Henry d. Holton. ha
| accepted a call to the First Congrega
tional church in st. Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Colburn and Mis-
: | Mary Hubbard of West Chesterfield wer
entertained Thanksgiving by Mrs. Her
! | man Cook of Clark street. Herman ant
I Ruth Cole of Claremont. n. H., are stay
!, ing a few days with Mrs. Cook.
0 Miss Harriet NJ. Holden has resigne
5 as organist in the Unitarian church Of
: | account of her music pupils and othe
matters that need her attention. Sh
= | will be succeeded, beginning next Sun
8 day, by Mrs. Helen Crosby Brasor.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Barrett of Bel
: lows Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Doranc
!. Cleveland of Oak HILL n. Y, were guest
= of Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Barrett at tn
= Bradley farm yesterday. Mr.. and Mr.
3, Cleveland are the parents of Mrs. II.
e Barrett.
E. ]. Daley, captain of the 1911 Oar
E. mouth football team, II. G. Mosier ar
r. s. Morris, also of Dartmouth, wei
guests at the Brooks House over Wee
nesday night, going to their HON
Thursday morning. They came here
visit friends.
Among the school and college studen
home for Thanksgiving were Robe
Knowlton, Lawrence Putnam and on
low Thompson of Norwich universit
Roy B. Miner of the University OF We
mont, Weed Pierce Of the Universe
of Vermont, medical department, MI
Ruth A. Brown of Smith college, MI
Maud A. Brown of Mount Holyoke c.
lege, Miss Miriam Howard of Smith CO