Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-05
HRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

| driver of G. e. Warmers bakery team
r. Parlkhurst and family of 90 Elliot
street are quarantined for diphtheria
William Tanning. jr., and a friend from
| New York were at the Brooks House
several days.
Manley Adams went to Hartford,
Conn. Saturday to visit his brother,
| Claude Adams, a week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Donnelly of Gard
ner have been guests of Mrs. Donnelly' s
| father, James Bowler, this week
John Gobie, who had been visiting his
| son, Edwin e. Gobie, started Tuesday
for Conway, Ark. to visit another son.
Claude Elkins of Springfield, Mass -,
and Miss Mary Mozart of Holyoke were
visitors at Bert Ogilvie's over New
| Years
Mrs Charles Ladabouche and chill
dren' Raymond and Robert of Rutland,
| Snyder
Mrs Earl Gleason is in Boston on ac-
| count of the serious illness of Mr. Glea-
| son sister, Miss Irene ID. Gleason, who
| is in a hospital.
Judge e. L. Waterman returned Mon
| day to Bennington to hear court cases
| ana chancery cases at the adjourned ses-
| sion of the county court.
Mrs. NJ. I. Reed returned Tuesday from
a visit of three weeks with her son, w.
| M. Reed in Montpelier. She will spend
| the winter in Brattleboro.
| Charles H. Thompson started Monday
for Ell Paso, Texas. From there he will
| go to Chihuahua to visit mines in which
local persons are interested.
Mrs. Clifford Smith. who had been
| spending the holidays with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Darling returned
| this week to Stoneham, Mass.
Harry Brockington and family of Fort
Smith, Ark, are visiting Mr.. Brocking-
tons mother Mrs. Elizabeth Brockine-
ton. They will be here until the first of
next week.
Miss Alice Minin of Exeter. N. H., and
Miss Ellen Sherman of this town return
ed Wednesday to Mount Holyoke college
after being guests a few days at DR.. II
d. Holtons.
Miss Lena Vending and Miss MYRTLE
Place, hospital nurses, have gone to
Troy n. Y, where they will take three
months training in maternity work in
St. Josephs hospital
Charles II. Chase, a graduate of tho
Brattleboro high school in 1885, began this
week his duties as register of deeds in
northampton, to which position he was
elected in November
Arthur Billings has resigned as iani
tor of the Masonic temple and will be
succeeded by John A. Davis. Mr.. Bill
lngs will return to his former position
with c. II. Grant e Son.
Miss Eva Nichols, who has been
waitress in the Hoadley restaurant sew
eral months, has gone to her home in
Grafton, Mass. She is succeeded by Miss
Ida Larrow of Lebanon, n. H.
General Deputy H. w. Sargent and
Mrs. Sargent installed the officers IF
Lakeside Grange at st. Adams Bay last
evening. This evening they will install
the officers of Banner Grange in Geo1-
ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Kane started
last week for Florida, but at Philadel-
phla' where they stopped to visit, Mr.
Kane was taken i'll with brights disease
ana his condition is reported to be Sc
rious.
Harold Staples of this town and Web
ster Simonds and William Tugman of
Cincinnati. who had been spending the
holidays at Mr.. Staples home here, re-
turned Tuesday afternoon to resume
their studies at Harvard.
Lleutenants Dana II. Gilman and James
Helyar of Company /, First Vermont
regiment. went to Burlington Yesterday
10 attend the school for officers of the
vermont National guard. which is being
held at the Van Ness House
Jimmy Barrett, the former Brattleboro
BOY VINO was one of the greaest base
pail players of the country until he lsus-
tanned an injury to his knee will man
age the Des Mones, Iowa, club in 1912.
1911. ~
United states Judge ]. L. Martin went
MONDAY to Rutland, thence to Burling-
ION ana thence to Montpelier, to hold
naturalization courts, thence to White
river junction to close up bankruptcv
case. He will return tonight or tomor
row.
Rev Dr. George B. Cow of Glens Falls
~ y, Will reach his S0th birthday an
niVersary next Thursday. His son. Rev.
Or. John r. Cow of this town, expects
to be with him that day DIR. George b.
Cow was pastor of the First Baptist
church here a few years. resigning 90
years ago last Sunday night.
Ellot Peeler of Vernon. who was taken
10 the Memorial hospital several weeks
ago seriously i'll with heart trouble and
complications, has made improvement in
health, but it was found necessary IN
move him to the Brattleboro Retreat
iast week on account of mental troubles
winch have been developing the past few
years.
Elas Foley, who had been employed
by the Connecticut River Power com
pany two years when he fell from a
pole last May, went Wednesday TO
Springfield, Mass. where he has entered
the employ of the Hendee company.
makers of motorcycles and aeroplanes'
He will work in the mechanical depart
meht and later expects to enter the aero
plane department
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Roess have
bought the well-known Luther Dustin
farm this week of Carley p. whitney
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Whitney
Inc Whitneys will remain on the place
until about March /. 1t is the intention
OF the new owners to experiment some
what In poultry raising, but they do not
intend TO move othe farm The Gale
was made through S. w. Edgett e Co.'S
agency. w.
Corp. Charles Howard of the 155tb |
coast artillery is visiting his mother.
Mrs. II. B. Howard. who is suffering |
with sprained ankle. Corporal HOG.
ard re-enlisted for three years term of |
service. Dec. 10. He will return to Fort |
Williams, Portland Harbor, Me. within |
FEW days and on his way will stay a |
short time in Fitchburg with Sergt. viii |
liam Quirk, who was here last sprinp |
endeavoring to get recruits for the armv
Oscar b. Marshall of Santa Monica !
Cal, who has been in the East since |
early In the spring, started on his re- |
turn trip yesterday He will go by wav |
of Panama and plans to be several weeks |
on the way. Mr.. Marshall is n ativa az |