Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-12-22
BRATTLEBoRO PERSONALS.

Col. Ernest w. Gibson went Wednes-
day to Montpelier on business.
Mrs. w. r. Call will go to New York
to visit relatives over the holiday. ~
Mrs. Fred G. Sargent of Esterbrook
street Is confined to her home by illness.
Paul Bernard of Boston will visit a,
his home on Tyler street over Christmas.
Mrs. Il. r. Howe of Grow street, IL Ill
with bronchitis and IN confined to her
bed.
Philip Putnam and II. II. Russell left
Tuesday for Syracuse, N. Y, on bust
ness.
Robert Wheeler has been confined to
his home on Pearl street q few days with
sciatica.
Lucien Howe came yesterdry from
Boston to visit over the week-en with
relatives.
Mrs NJ. I. Bennett, who has been con-
fined to her home several days by illness.
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin d. Wilson have
taken a room on the second floor in the
Crosby block.
Mrs. ]. e. Mann Is assisting in the
Office at Mann y drygoods store during
tho holiday rush.
Mrs. A. q. Wood, who is spending the
for a few days stay.
Miss Astrd Erickson is working dur
ing the holidays in Hopkins's flower
store on Main street.
George Lynch, student in Syracuse
university, is at his home on Putney
road for the vacation.
Miss Isabelle Harmon of Gardner.
Mass, was guest here Wednesday Of
Miss Susan Hanrahan.
Miss Lora Blood left Wednesday for
Niles, Mich, where she will visit sew
oral weeks with friends.
Mrs. Volney Hopkins, who hid been
visiting several weeks in West Rupert
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. p. Estey will come Saturday
from Boston. to visit over the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Estey.
Mrs. r. G. Clark went/to Cambridge,
with her mother, Mrs. b. f. Perkins.
Mrs. Nettie Pierce of Bellows Falls
is spending few weeks in the home Of
Harry NJ. Sweetland Of Putney road.
Mrs. Eliza Doughty, housekeeper in
the home of c. A. Wood, is confined TO
her home on Eels court with neuritis
Miss Ruth Howe is expected today
from New York 10 spend weeks vaca-
ton at her home on Oak Grove avenue.
Louis Kaine. who is emp 'yed ID New
York. is among those who will spend the
holidays in town. lie il expected Satur-
day.
Mrs. J.. G. Murphy of Canal street
underwent an operation ycstrrd Y in
the Melrose hospital by DIR. Edward II.
Lynch.
Mss Margaret Barber is expected tn
Hrrive home today from Washington. d.
G.. to visit her parents. DR.. and Mrs. G
+. Barber.
Miss CArrie f. NJ. Hatcher of IS Cedar
street has gone 10 New brunswick. \.
Ito visit in the ONE of her niece. Mr.
G Helyar.
Philip Wheeler. student in Wesleyan
university. came Tuesday night to spend
the Christmas vacation at his home on
Chestnut hill.
Miss Elizabeth Crane has come from
Mount Holyoke college to remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 70. II. Crane
over the holidays.
Wednesday night after n several weeks
visit in New York, Maplewood and
Montclair, N. j.
Miss Dorothy Pratt. who is attending
Framingham normal school, will come
today to spend week at her home
on Walnut street.
William Martin of Boston, who came
to attend the funeral yesterday of Miss
Hannah Mullen. is spending few days
at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Ella Warner. principal of g
, school for the deaf in Beverly. Mass
came Wednesday to visit in the home OF
her brother Freeman Scott.
Leighton Noyes came Monday night
from Boston, where he attends Boston
university, to. visit his parents, DR.. ant
Mrs. w. Il. Noyes, until Jan. 2.
Henry Lawton came yesterday from
| Burlington, where he attends the Uni
versity of Vermont, to remain during thu
| vacation at his home on Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Henkel. who wer,
called here by the death of Mrs. Henk
| els father, Carlos X. Jones, will return
| today to their home in Yarmouth, Me
Mrs. David Grove of Canal stree
| went Wednesday to Providence. wher'
she will spend the holidays. She viii
be joined there later in the week by Mr.
! Grove.
| Miss Julia Simonds came Wednesda!
from South Hadley, where she is a stu
dent at Mount Holyoke college, to spent
the vacation at her home on Western
avenue.
Eugene Moran came Wednesday from
Mercersburg. Pa. where he attend
| Mercersburg academy. to visit over tn
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. ]. Moran.
John c. Heaphy of Montpelier and DR.
Lawrence f. Heaphy of New York cam'
| Yesterday to remain over Christmns witt
their sisters, Miss Anna and Miss Regin'
IIeaphy of Cedar street.
Mrs. l.. W. Fuller, who was callc
here on account of the illness of he
son. NJ. r. Fuller, returned Tuesd'y t
her home in Gardiner, Me. Mr.. Fuller
who has been i'll with pneumonia. is i'm
proving
Perry Mnynard. student at the MaSsN
chusetts Institute of Technology, cam
home last evening TO spend the va
cation nj his home on Washingto
ireet. lie WIS accompHnie by Rale'g
Drake # Bost
John Kuhlkc of BROOKLYN, who VIZ
forrd unconscious by Mrs Eliznhot
AIcGrcevv in her garage. where he ha
gone to start the engine in his HutomC
BILE. has returned TO his home in Bronl
lyn and is slowly recovering.
, DIR. W. r. Moves was called Tuesda
, night to Stanstcad, l.. O.. by the Hines
Of Mrs. Noyes's father. ID. G. Huntle'
who fell and fractured his hip. ID