Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-29
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth Bagg is at home to visit
during the holidays.
II. NJ. Gale is i'll with tonsilitis in his
home on South Main street.
Miss Helen Dunlevy has been at home
from Boston during the holidays.
DR.. f. S. Cowles was at home from
Portsmouth, n. II, over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hackley of Green
field were among the Christmas visitors
DIR. and Mrs. w. r.. Noyes and SON,
Leighton, are spending 10 days in New
York.
Mrs. n. n. Darling returned Wednes-
day from Westmoreland after a visit OF
a week.
Miss Adah Gale went to Wardsboro
Yesterday to care for her mother, Mrs.
a. l.. Gale, who is i'll.
Mrs. NJ. B.. Knight will return home
today from Wardsboro. where she visited
in her home several days.
Miss Katie Welcome returned yesterday
after a visit of a week with her sister,
Stella, in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. f. Kirkland was a visitor over
Sunday and Christmas in the home OF
her son, DR.. Edward Kirkland in Bel
lows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F.. Hooker and
children of Schenectady, n. y, came
yesterday to Mrs. Abby Fuller's for a
visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Howe of North
field, this state, came here for a CHRIST
mas visit. Mr.. Howe returned TUESDAY
but Mrs. Howe has remained a few days
Mrs. Arthur LaFleche and four children
of Edmonton, Alberta, came FRIDAY 10
visit six weeks with her mother ana
sister, Mrs. Conroy and Miss Hannah
Conroy.
M % AlnfIn NJ riOn 8
dancing class presented hin Saturday
with a handsome signet ring engraved
with his initials as a testimonial or their
esteem for him.
Mrs. Ruth Hawley Morse and daughter,
who had been visiting here a few weeks
returned yesterday to philadelphia ac-
companied by Miss Hortense Hail, VINO
will be Mrs. Morse's guest several weeks
Following the choir rehearsal in the
Baptist church last evening a spread
took place in honor Of Mrs. w. II. Bond
one of the members, who will sing con-
tralto in the Congregational church the
coming year.
Judge and Mrs. +. l.. Waterman and
Mrs. II. l.. Waterman attended in West
field, Mass, Wednesday the marriage oil
Homer Earl Bush and Miss Elizabeth
Snow Waterman. The bride was given
away by her uncle. Judge Waterman.
Miss Alice Boyce entertained 10 of her
little friends Christmas eve in her home
on South Main street, A feature of the
evening was the exchange of gifts. Ice
cream, cake and confectionery were
served. Games were pla yed and the
little ones had a very pleasant IN
The engagement was announced on
Christmas day of Lester q, French OF
New York and Miss Mary l.. Deane of
East Windsor Hin. Conn. Miss Deane'
who is a niece of the late Mrs. G. IL,
Ryder of Brattleboro. is a graduate OF
Smith college in the class of 1900, She
formerly taught in the high school In this
tow and is now a teacher in Brunot
Hall. a private school in Spokane. Wash
Among the Christmas visitors in town
We're: Mrs. Thomas Leahy and children
of Keene with her parents, Mr.. and
Franc Hagen; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Nj
Griffin of Somerville, Mass. with his
brother and sisters; Thomas Bowler and
family of Jamaica Plain with his father
anne Bowler of Birge street; Miss
Nellie Dunlevy of Keene at her home
Patrick Aher OF Greenfield and James
Riley of Springfield. Mass, at theil
homes; Mrs. Francis Weeks of North
field, Mass, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John O'Connor; o h sullivan OF
Greenfield in town.