Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-15
eRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Francis Foley of Springfield, Mass.
spent Saturday in town.
John Holland of Bellows Falls was in
town Monday on business.
Judge and Mrs j. L. Martin are Wis
| iting relatives in Montpelier.
p. F. Connors was in Springfield. Mass,
tuesday ana Wednesday on business
Miss Miriam Howard OF Smith college
visited over Sunday at her home here.
Tony Regal and family who lived on
Hudson street, left Tuesday for Italy.
Nicholas Baker began work this week
in the local railroad yard as car-knocker
George L. Durham returned Wednes-
day from~a business trip to Mishawaka
Ind.
e. II. Pratt returned Wednesday to
New York after spending two days in
town.
sAiiss->Mary Conway of Holyoke is Wis
iting Miss Margaret Lynch of Elliot
street
James b. Meehan of New York was a
visitor over Sunday at d. NJ. Brosna-
hams
Miss b. e. Sullivan returned yesterday
after 10 days spent in Boston and Dor
chester.
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald of New York
city is visiting her sister, Miss Bridget
Fitzgerald.
Miss Ada Jameson returned Saturday
after a two weeks visit at her home in
Woodsville, N. II.
Miss Mary Grady spent Saturday and
Sunday in Holyoke with her aunt, Mrs
Margaret Donnelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bowers who re-
turned recently from Philadelphia, have
taken an apartment in The Abbott.
Mrs. Thomas Haforan of Bennington
visited her brother, Rev. Father NJ. ].
Carmody this week.
Mrs. Frank Stowell and Mrs. A. b.
Waite of Londonderry are guests of Mrs.
G. II. Hall this week.
Mrs. Emma Niles and Miss Minnie
F1agg went Wednesday to Revere, Mass,
to attend the Hamblin- Cllsbee wedding.
Mrs. Homer McGregg, who was Miss
Ellen McGovern, and her son, Charles, of
| st. Adams are visiting Mrs. James Ty-
| Ter.
George Anderson and Thomas Doyle
| have returned from their trip to Phila =
| delphia and are working on the railroad
| construction work.
Timothy Mcnamara of Palmer, Mass,
came Monday to be car inspector in the
local yard. He is boarding at NJ. j. Lar
| rabees on Clark street.
The banns of marriage were published
Sunday in St Michael's Roman Catholic
church between Miss Julia Agatha Sex
| ton and Clarence Briggs.
George Stark went Saturday to Ber-
nardston, where he will work with his
pair of horses on a lumber job. He ex-
poets to be gone several months.
Miss Florence Skinner has returned TO
| her work as stenographer in Gibson &
| Waterman's law Office after an absence
of two weeks because of dphtheria.
John Gum went Tuesday to Rutland,
J where he was best man at his brother S
| wedding Wednesday. The bridal couple
will spend part of their honeymoon in
| Brattleboro
Mrs. c. s. Pingree finished work yester-
| day for the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell
company. She will begin work Monday
in Warmers bakery as clerk, taking Mrs
| Proctors place
| Corp. Charles j. Howard, 37th Min
ing company. of Fort Mckinley, Port
land Harbor, Me-. is at the home of his
mother, Mrs Harriet b. Howard on a
two months furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Staples went
Wednesday TO Boston to visit few
days with their son, Harold. junior
| in Harvard. They will attend the Har.
ward Dartmouth football game tomor-
| row.
| William Curtin finished work as fore
man of the Central Vermont roundhouse
| and went Wednesday to Springfield,
Mass, to work in the Boston G. Albany
machine shops. He will move his family
| there later
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Holder and sons,
| Henry and Frank, and daughter, Ada,
| have returned from Long Beach. Calf,
| where they spent over a year. They will
remain in town, and have taken a ten
ement in the Barber building on Clark
| street.
Mrs. Weeden and daughter, Marion of
| Quincy, Mass, came yesterday by car
riage to visit her daughter, Mrs. ]. l..
| Stewart. They will leave their horse here
| for the winter and will return by train
today, accompanied by Mrs. Stewart, to
attend the Harvard Dartmouth football
| game tomorrow.
| Charles +. Boyle and cousin, Byron l..
| Boyle, of White River Junction were in
| town Sunday morning in the latter's au-
| tomobile. Charles f. visited his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w, Boyle of South Main
street. Byron l.. motored to Chesterfield
| to visit his mother. They returned in
the evening to White River junction.