Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-26
8RATTLE9oRo PERSONAL.

Leland Carleton of Springfield, Mass,
was business visitor in town Saturday
Mrs. Mary E. Howard is with relatives
in Shattuckville, Mass, for an indefinite
stay
George e. Crowell has been confined to
his home several days with an attack
of grip.
Miss Agnes Calvin and Miss Katherine
Calvin went to Boston the last Of last
week for a short visit.
]. G. Ullery attended in Hartford last
week the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut State Dairymen's ASSOCIATION.
Percy V. Crowell started Tuesday on
his return to Portland, Ore, after visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Crowell.
Mrs. j. I. Ridden returned Friday to
her home in Bellows Falls after visiting
her aunt Mrs. Julia Mccarthy, several
days.
Miss Isabelle Trendall is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis. She
is in the Farren hospital in Montague,
Mass.
Franconia, n. H., after several
months stay at her home in North
Hinsdale.
Mrs Patrick Ferriter and son, Joseph,
have returned from a visit of several
weeks in Newport, n. H., Mrs. Ferriter's
former home.
LaVerne Thayer of the senior class at
the high school has left school and en-
tered the employ OF w. +. Root, assist
ing in the drug store.
Emily Shea, II, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Frank Shea, is making good
recovery in the Memorial hospital from
an operation for appendicitis, performed
by DIR. G. r. Anderson.
Mrs. G. c. Dammert has returned home
from the Farren hospital in Montague,
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis. She is making good re-
covery. Mr.. Dammert went to Montague
and accompanied her home.
Clarke c. Fits spoke on What is and
what is not the trouble with Vermont,
following banquet held in the Methodist
church in St. Adams Thursday evening,
Jan. IS. The meeting was held in the
interest of the men and religion move
| ment
Major c. Houghton, inspector general
of the grand commandery of Vermont,
Knights Templar, has attended inspec-
tions of three subordinate communicates
this week, in Burlington Tuesday night
| Middlebury Wednesday night and Ben
| nington last night
Among the visitors from out of town
| at the district Masonic meeting Friday
| were L. w. Stiles, A. w. Lawrence, A.
w. ttOuBntOn ana GeOTBe NJ. Whilicy VI
| Springfield, this state, the two latter for
mer residents of this town; F. r. Mich
OILS and DR.. C. w. Ray of Chester and
p r. Leavenworth of Castleton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Shirley and daugh-
| ter returned Monday to their home In
| Hartford, this state, after visiting at S.
| w. Edgett's. Mrs. Shirley and daughter
were there several days and Mr.. Shirley
| came Sunday from Boston, where he at
tended meetings of the men and religion
movement. Mrs. Shirley is niece OF
| Mrs. Edgett.
Carroll a. Parker, e. C. Crosby's part
ner in construction work, has been at
the Brooks House this week. In short
time Mr.. Parker will take charge OF the
| construction of an electric railroad from
Baldwinsvile to Winchendon. The firm
also has a contract to build the line from
Orange to Millers Falls and to make
some important changes in the line be-
tween Millers Falls and Greenfield.
Miss Florence l. Goodenough, formerly
teacher of drawing in the public schools
in this town, has been engaged by the
Prang company of New York city to
| conduct a series of art classes in the
Bellevue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia
from Jan. 20 to March g. The classes
are intended to give teachers fresh in
spiration and new ideas upon the newer
advances in art and industrial education
Miss Goodenough is a member of the
department of art instruction OF the pub
lie schools of New York city.
Charles Ivers, first baseman for the Is
landers the early part of last season, has
given up his position as night clerk in a
hotel in Midd,etown, Ct, as he was gain
ing flesh too rapidly, Weighing, when he
quit, over 200 pounds He is now at work
in East Hampton, Ct, in Quigg & Mac
donalds sawmill, hustling logs and slabs
with a desire to get in condition for next
season Thomas Macleod, who broke his
leg in November while playing football
and who was utility man for the Island
ers, has signed to play with the New
| Britain team next season.