Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-01-31
FRIDAY JANUARY 81 1890

more of a varied nature are 10 be given in
the future upon different subjects, and the
organization is TO be congratulated upon
the success attending them.
The real estate agency of L. S. Hayes
has during the past week sold what is
known as the Crowley house. at North
Walpole TO John j Pierce.
Little Jimmie Hewitt, who was so
seriously injured in the elevator of the Fall
Mountain Paper Co 3 mill two weeks ago,
was last week taken TO a hospital in Boston
where he can have much better care than
here. The expense is paid by private
charity, and is most worthily bestowed,
thus giving the boy the largest chance of
not going through life as a cripple.
Numerous friends of Will T. Russell have
been glad to welcome him back to his home
again during the past ten days. He has
been absent since about the first of last
April.
Mr.. Blskely, Of the Blue store, is intend
ing TO open a branch of his clothing house
in Ludlow, within few days. He has a
well established trade there; it is under
stood that j. f. Moore will have charge
of the Ludlow store, while Mr.. Blakely will
remain here as heretofore
Frank j. Flint and his bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
quartered at the Towns Hotel Landlord
Mason has a large and very pleasant party
of resident boarders, making the hotel
seem very homelike and attra ctive
VIM. l.. Mandigo has been granted
pension.
Personal.
Mrs. Harry Hapgood and child are at
tha1 oil aV, lNull f..
weeks
Mrs Norris H. Cook from Winchendon,
Mass, has been in town for "A short visit
among old friends
Ed l.. Darby is assisting J. c. Day x Co.
in their annual inventory.
Marcia Sawyer went to Boston on We'd
nesday TO consult an oculst for serious
affection Of the eyes.
A little daughter Of Rev. W. l. Todd has
this week been dangerously i'll from "A re
lapse succeeding a run of scarlet fever.
Rev Geo. A. Armstrong, who resides here,
preached for Mr.. Todd last Sunday.
Among the local G AR men who went to
the annual encampment at Rutland were
Geo. X Russell, l.. NJ Read, Barney Can
non, ir., II. w. Hutchins, g. l.. Kibby, g.
NJ Rogers, and Michael O'Connel
Among the deaths in our village this
week was that Of an infant son Of Henry
NJ Amadon, who was named l.eander after
"A former well-known merchant here father
of Henry.
Among the attendants at the meeting Of
the Christian Endeavor society at Brattle-
boro were Alice Jackson, r. Gardner Os-
good, Ell + Ferguson, and Win Stuart
Clinton Hatch, who is well remembered
as former employt of Osgood * Barker,
and who went on an extended trip abroad
last summer has been making Bellows
Falls a visit during the past week and
looks in first class condition after having
seen 50 much Of the world
+. ). Bowers Of Chicago is visiting his
mother ON Henry street Just now, it being
his first visit here since the sad Heath Of his
brother.
Draper Phelps has 80 far improved from
his recent sickness rs TO be able 10 visit his
uncle at the asylum in Brattleboro.
"Jack' Pierce has at last 10 acknowledge
that he has been sick abed for once in his
life, and that the grip did 1t. Until
last week he says he was never laid up, but
neither he nor his good wife were able to
be out Of the house for some days aud his
help at the Fall Mountain Paper Co. mill
thought it seemed lonesome, something
missing.
Many old friends in Bellows Falls were
pleased to greet last week Miss Agnes
Leavitt who was for a number Of terms
teacher Of painting at st Agnes hall She
has been stopping at G, W Osgood's on
Green street, but returned 10 Boston on
Monday.
DR.. O. w. Phelps has been in Boston this
week