Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-02
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred Tuthill visited Tuesday in
| Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Jennie Whelan is i'll at her home
on Reed street.
Jerry Leahy is recovering after two
weeks illness with lumbago.
William Boyd of Birge street, who has
| been very i'll with pneumonia, is improv-
| ing.
| Mrs. Carl Johnson and two children
have returned after a weeks visit in
| Keene.
E. j. Fenton was a bearer at the flu
neral of d. j. Higgins in Bellows Falls
| Saturday.
Patrick Austin is i'll with bronchitis in
| the home of his brother, John Austin, on
| Elliot street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Loveland have moved
| from Esteyville to the Barber building
| on Clark street.
| Miss Edith Stockwell and Miss Ber-
nice Pike spent Sunday and Monday in
| Springfield, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roll returned to
| New London Saturday after three
months stay in town.
Mrs. Nora Manning fell Monday on the
| icy sidewalk on Main street and badly
| sprained her right wrist
| Miss Mary Fenton returned Tuesday to
| Rutland after a visit with her brother,
| Patrick Fenton of Grove street
F. B. Denison of st. Adams, civil en-
| gineer for the Central Vermont railway
| has been a visitor in town since Wednes-
| day.
Miss Miriam Howard of Smith college
| has been at home part of the week Miss
| Ruth Brown of Smith college will be at
| home over Sunday.
| Miss Ada Cohen returned Saturday to
her home in Claremont after visit in
town. Miss Nancy Stimson accompanied
her for a weeks visit
Mrs. G.. II. Danyew and children re-
turned Tuesday after six weeks stay at
| Hotel Duquette in Chicopee Falls. Mr..
| Danyew will remain longer.
The, condition of George Fox, who sus-
tanned shock several weeks ago, is such
| that he is able to walk about the house
and he is regaining the. use of his arm.
Mrs. Margaret Marion, who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia at her home
on Elliot street is improving Miss Mar
saret Sullivan, a trained nurse, is caring
for her ~. -.
j. I. Denning went to st. Johnsbury
friday TO attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Joseph Brown, which
took place Saturday from the st. Aloysius
Roman Catholic church.
Rev. j. j. Griffin Phi. D., of the Cath
Ole university of Washington, was in
TOWN MONDAY 10 see his cousin, Miss Jo-
hanna Baker, who is Ill at her home on
Birge street. Miss Nellie Griffin, a
| trained nurse, is caring for her.
! Patrick Clarity and family moved
| Tuesday from Vernon street, where they
| lived Is years, to the Wilcutt house on
| Clark street which they recently bought
Mr. and Mrs, Leo LaFrance moved today
| from Elm street to the house on Yer
non street vacated by Mr.. Clarity.
| IIa4l
town, have bought the so-called Wedge
| restaurant in Leominster, Mass, and the
former will be its manager Leon Hall
is the owner of a restaurant which Is
doing big business In Fitchburg. and
Ebert has been associated with him In
its management.
Claude Adams and Miss Couture OF
Hartford, Conn, came Saturday to visit
Mr.. Adams's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c
e. Adams. on Sunday they enjoyed &
sleighride to Newfane, where they tool
dinner at the County House and called
on Mr.. Adams's aunt. Mrs. A. T. Ed
wards. They returned to Hartford Mon.
day.
Miss Margaret Hills was the victim
of a very pleasant surprise party Wed
nesday evening at her home on Pellet
| street. The surprisers were the members
OF the Billiken club. who all came in
character costume. Music and games
were enjoyed. Fortunes were told by q
real gypsy" and the jokes played on a
| couple OF newly weds were much enjoy
ed Refreshments were served and the
| guests departed all declaring the occa sion
the best time since the Billiken club was
| organized.