Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-22
RRATTLE6oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. r.. b. Barrett recently visited her
sister in Saxtons River.
Miss Mary Ritter Shea of New York
is staying at the Brooks House.
Miss Amy Hines was the guest of
Mrs. Beeman in Windsor over Sunday.
Murray Tucker is confined to the
house suffering from neuralgia of the
face.
Edison S. Allen of Jamaica has been
visiting his brother, Henry ], Allen, this
week.
F. w. Childs returned yesterday from
a three days visit in Wilmington and
vicinity
r. ]. Eldridge was visitor in Shell
burne Falls Sunday at the home of his
parents.
Rev. r. W. McMahon went Monday to
Montpelier to take the diocesan exam
nations.
n. II. Arnold went to North Adams
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
his father-n- law.
Principal e. b. Smith went to Mont
pelie: last night to attend a hearing on
educational matters.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fairbanks OF
Claremont visited Mrs d. F. Bracket
two days this week.
Walter e. Sturges is in a camp in
Woodford this week, deer hunting with
friends from Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Ryder returned
Sunday night from Boston with a 1913
model Cadillac touring car
Mrs. f. L. Parker went Saturday to
Claremont, N. H., her old home. for a
visit of two or three weeks.
c. a. Harris and e. E. Perry return
ed Wednesday night from hunting trip
to Mt. Taber and other towns.
Kenneth Thayer returned to work in
4. ~, -,
Monday after a 10 days vacation.
Abbott Frizzell visited in Amherst the
last of the week and attended the Will
liams Amherst football game on Satur-
day.
Frank Castne returned to his home
in Orange, Mass, Saturday after spend
ing week with his sister, Mrs. d. G.
Bewsey
Rev. DR.. Cow returned yesterday
from Boston where he read a paper on
Browning before the Browning Asso-
ation of Boston.
Frank b. Putnam and Horton D.
Walker attended the meeting of Aleppo
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, in
Boston Friday night.
Mrs. Mary E. Howard left Saturday
with Mrs. Charles H. Hills for the lat
ter's home in Salt Lake City, where she
will spend the winter.
Ii. IltHIN II. Hutton ana Dr, Henry
Tucker attended a legislative hearing on~
the compulsory vaccination bill in
Montpelier Wednesday.
George Barnes of Waverley. Mass, who
is in town for a week or two on bust
ness, has taken a room at Mrs. Horace
French's on Clark street.
Melvin E. Cooper is taking Driver
Arthur Horizons place in the fire de-
partment headquarters while the latter
is on a deer-hunting trip.
Rollin S. Chlds and F. w Putnam
went Yesterday to attend the banquet
Of the Democratic club of the Vermont
legislature in Montpelier last evening.
Mrs Horace French went today to
Chicopee to attend the funeral of her
| uncle, James E. Hosley, So. The
funeral will take place this afternoon in
his home. As Gaylord street.
H. A. Holder, the expert decorator,
| painter and paper-hanger who recently
returned from years absence at Long
| Beach, Calf, has resumed his former
position with Hertzberg Brothers
| Mrs. H. R. Brown and Mrs. C. L.
| Stickney will go to Northampton today
to visit Ruth Brown, senior at Smith
| college They will attend a concert in
which Mrs. Schuman Heink will sing
Mrs Henry Roland and Mrs. Mary
Timson and infant son, Henry, of
Downington, Pa, visited their sister,
Mrs. Mary Birch, from Saturday to
Tuesday Mrs Birch had not seen her
sisters for 20 years.
| Miss Beulah Tucker entertained the
| members of the cast in the Hamelin
| peasant dance of The Pied Piper of
Hamelin" in her home on Chase street
| Friday evening. Cards, music and re-
| freshments were enjoyed.
Miss Florence NJ. Hall returned to
| Keene Saturday after a three months
stay in town taking David S. Careys
| place as ticket agent at the station. Mr..
Carey resumed work Saturday, having
recovered from his illness.
Thomas Guiheen returned Sunday
| from New London, where he went to
| see his brother, Patrick, whose right
| foot was injured badly and who had one
| toe cut off in the New London railroad
' yard recently. He is making a good re-
covery in the New London hospital.
A party of hunters including James
| Ferriter, Murray Tucker and Louis Ell
| lis spent a few days on Newfane hill.
Those who are enjoying the week in
| West Townshend are F. l., Walker at
G. B. Switzer's, Dorr Allen at C. NJ
Deane's, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pres
colt at Charles Cars.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Harvey went
Wednesday to Providence. r. l., to stay
few days on business. Thence they will
| go to Kingston, r. l., where they have
| a ginseng garden After that they will
| be in New York city until about Dec l.
when they will leave for different
| southern cities, returning about April.
| l. Their winter home will be Tampa
! Fla, where they spent the winter of
| 1901 and where the mercury registered
| not lower than g. degrees and from that
| point up to So degrees.