Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-08
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Boston and returned Monday.
William McManus has been confined to
his home by illness this week.
| Miss Marion Chatield is very i'll with
congestion of the lungs in her home on
Clark street.
Mrs. Walter c. Bailey of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Lucy Gibbs and
Mrs. E. e. Holmes.
E. Einsten of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied in town from Monday to Wednesday
at Mrs. f.. Bushnells.
Miss Mary Martin has returned after
weeks visit with her brother, d. A
Martin, in Northampton.
Mrs. Carrie E. II. Page of Randolph
was guest of Miss Florence NJ. Hemen-
way the first of this week
Judge w. r. Daley went yesterday to
South Londonderry to preside at a ses-
sion of the municipal court.
d. E. Tasker was a judge at the
poultry show in Bellows Falls which be-
gan Tuesday and closed yesterday.
Miss Ethel Millington recently visited
several days with her parents Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. L. Mllington, in Wilmington.
Miss Julia Calvin of Hartford, who has
| been visiting her brother, Selectman
| John Calvin, returned to her home to-
| day.
| Fritz Hanson, the wrestler, has taken
rooms over the Vermont Savings bank
|
present.
The condition of Selectman John Cal
| win, who has been confined to his home
with jaundice four weeks, remains about
the. same.
Miss Dorothea Brasor of Concord, N.
| H. was a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank II. Brasor, from Wednesday
| to Monday
Mrs II. w. Hovey of Mortified, this
| state, has come to Brattleboro to live
with her daughter, Mrs. Dana II. Gilman,
this winter.
John Calvin. son of Selectman and
Mrs John Calvin, returned Tuesday from
Utica, y. Y, where he had been sew
eral months.
Dennison Cowles and w. 3. Vinton
have gone to Colorado and other West
ern states on a business trip of about
three weeks.
Judge E. L. Waterman of this town is
presiding at the December term of the
Bennington county court in Bennington,
which opened Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Stone and daugh-
ter have gone to their home in Ridge
field, Conn. They have lived on Spruce
street since last spring.
f. w. Chase and mother, Mrs, J. C.
Chase, and his sister, Miss Lena Chase,
| will go this week to Washington, ID. c.,
to stay through the winter
We're Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. MeKenney in Northampton
Mr.. Hines returned Thursday.
j. Ernest Cathall of Richmond, Ind,
was a visitor in town Monday previous
to going to Mount Hermon, where he
addressed the students that evening.
Clarence S. Stockwell, who has been
I driving an order team for the w. F.
Richardson company, began work this
week for the Standard Oil company.
Joseph Benoit, formerly with Carsley's
= department store in Montreal, entered
the employ of E. ]. Fenton & Co. Mon
S day. He is a man of wide experience
Mrs. John Leonard returned Monday
from Troy, n. Y, where she spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Leonard's par
| ents Mr.. Leonard is in New York city
DR.. E. R. Lynch, who has been i'll with
| blood poisoning in the Farren hospitat
+ | several weeks is very much improved
and is expected home the last OF the
6 week.
Sidney L. May of Holyoke and daugh-
ter. Mrs H. NJ. Green of New York city,
| visited Mr. Mays sister, Mrs. G. II.
0 Hall of Clark street, the last of the
week.
Miss Allethaire Estey and Miss Kate
Dwyer went Tuesday to New York city
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Estey,
who returned from abroad on the
q Oceanic.
= Mr.. and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Lansingh
of New York are staying at Mrs. M. II
n Kirkland's short time. Mr., Lanslhgh
= is recovering from an illness WIN
typhoid fever.
II Arthur Davis, mail carrier between
s. Brattleboro and Chesterfield, has Deeh
T. i'll some time with appendicitis, and his
4 place ON the stage has been filed by
q Mr.. Armstrong of Chesterheld'
= Judge w R. Daley went Monday after
noon to attend the December term of the
e Bennington county court. Attorney e. W.
II Gibson went Tuesday morning and At
= | torev c. s Chase Wednesday morning.
Arthur Blood returned Tuesday night
/, from California, where he and j. VIII
n lard Cobb went about a month ago. Mr.
J. Cobb returned as far as New York city
with him and stayed there few days
e Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. sisk have
II gone to Rutland, where Mr.. Sisk has
e position in the Levins drug store. for
the past year or more Mr.. Sisk mas peeh
y prescription clerk in Roots pharmacy.
a LYMAN Smith and his roommate.
IS Ralph Wilder OF Fitchburg, who were at
the formers home several days, returned
h sunday to resume their studies In the
t. senior class at Worcester Poiytechhic III
Ill stitute.
The condition of George f. Fox, man
ly aeer of the Auditorium, who sustained q
IS shock THURSDAY evening of last week, Is
IS somewhat improved. He is able to moV'
his leg a little and his side is sensitive
Id to pain.
r Mrs John l.. Stewart was operated up
ut on for appendicitis Monday in the Me
mortal hospital by DR.. f. II. OConnor
in Mrs ii. c. Weeden, who came her'
IL to remain over Thanksgiving, returne'
n, to her home in Quincy, Mass, Tuesday
o. Capt C. P. Hall of Shelburne Falls,
s. former resident of this town has gon
II; to Winter Park, Florida, to remain dur
eu ing the winter. His daughter, MIS-
y Mary L. Hall. will have charge OF IN
Is, Arms library during his absence
y, Arthur Knight has rented the apart
eu ments in Crosby block occupied the pas
lis Is years by Mr., and Mrs. William A
Morse, who moved last week to tn
ly house on Elm street which Mr.. Mors
on owns. Mr.. Morse had lived in the bloc
er "a years.
- DR.. Ernest l.. Davis, who ran as
Democratic candidate for alderman 1
et Springfield, Mass, was defeated in tn
I'M election Tuesday by Frank e. Stacy
ng the Republican nominee, by a pluralit
d. of 23O in a total of 1904. Each ma