Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-11-27
PERSONAL.

Arthur NdIptHl'i VI bOoIOH HAS DeeIl Ill
town this week.
w. j. Cook of Orange, Mass, was i'm
town Wednesday.
Robert Baker was on the street Tuesday
for the first time.
Miss Mary Leahy has been seriously i'll
for the past week.
James Clune has moved from 102 Elliot
To IL Green street.
Mrs. p. NJ. Bullock is visiting her sister
at Gardner Mass.
Mrs. L. Burditt is spending two weeks
at Riverside, Mass.
Oscar Drury returned to his work in
springfield Tuesday.
Miss Mary Darling is home from her
school at Northampton.
4. w. Crouch is spending few days
with a brother in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. j. IL. Simonds are visiting
their son at Hartford, Conn.
Daniel Fisher of Boston has greeted his
BrattlebOrO friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Edgarton are in
Springfield, Mass, for few days.
John NJ. Willis of Canal street has been
seriously i'll but is now improving.
Miss Kate Rockwell of Newport has
been visiting Miss Grace Hildreth.
Miss Minnie Tolles of Claremont, N. H.,
is the guest of Mrs. W. w. Walker.
5. X. Brigham is spending the week at
his former home in Marlboro, Mass.
Ambrose Knapp has been to New York
and consulted a specialist this week.
j. c. Newton's goods left Wednesday
for his new home in Fishers Island
Washington Fuller has recovered so
that he was on the street Wednesday.
Miss Ella Newman has finished her
school in Wardsboro and returned home.
Mrs George Coburn of Manchester, y.
H.. is a guest at II. c. Streeter' this week.
Ira Burnett has been called to Canaan,
y. Y, this week by the death of an aunt.
Fred Sanders of Springfield Mass, spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss Minnie San
ders.
Marion Fisk has gone to New York to
spend the winter with Col. Holbrook's
family.
Mr.. ). j. Jones has moved from Vernon
street to A. J. Curriers' house on Frost
street.
a. f. Thurber's young daughter has
treated.
George Ii. Persons of Cincinnati, Ohio,
spent few days this week with his rela-
tives here.
The name of ID. l.. Herrick appeared in
the Vermont original pension list publish
ed on Monday.
Sergeant Otto Howe of the regular army
is home on furlough from a station near
New York city.
Miss Nellie Hagan and Kate Ferriter
have secured situation in Northampton
in a restaurant.
Miss Luela J. Herrck has returned
from Keene, n. H., to spend few days
with her parents.
John Devine is visiting his brother Maui
rice, whohas position in the pOst-otfice at
Providence, r. |.
Miss Mary Hagan and Mary Guiheen
have gone to Meriden, Ct, where they are
at work in a hotel.
Cressy & Weeden's orchestra furnished
the music for the first entertainment at the
asylum last evening.
Col. Hooker has been in Washington
this week, attending the meeting of the ma
tional Republican committee.
cord, n. H., where she met her sister, who
has gone West for the winter.
Lieut.. l.. f. Shields returned to his work
at the Estey shops on Monday for the first
time since his injury last summer.
Miss Amy Dunklee has again been en-
gagged to teach the Williamsville school,
the term of which begins next week.
Maurice Doyle went to Boston with his
daughter Kate Wednesday, to consult a
physician on a spinal trouble she has.
Charles Wood who has charge of Col
Fuler's stables, left Tuesday for Indiana
where he will spend about four weeks.
Fred BrasOr played with the Philhar
monte orchestra at the college ball al
Springfield, Mass, last Friday evening.
Mr. Hedges, clerk with Robbins ii
Cowles, is i'll, probably with a fever, and
has gone to his home in Westfield, Mass.
Miss Mabel Freeman returned Wednes'
day from WATERFOWL, n. Y, where she
spent a three weeks vacation with hel
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barnes of Yves
Randolph spent Thanksgiving in town
and Mrs. Barnes will remain here for sew
eral days.
Capt. Hall of Winchendon, Mass, thu
former Windham county supervisor, ha'
greeted his friends in town within:the pas
few days.
Miss Gertrude Boynton will go to Wor
cester, Mass, next week to spend the
winter, while Mr.. Boynton and the othe
three children will leave for Huntington
Canada.
H. f. Walkers father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucius Walker of Newton, Mass
and his sister and her husband, Mr.. an'
Mrs, r. A. Burnie, spent Thanksgivin!
with him.
Mrs. Frank Houghton, who has beer
spending several months with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Scott, left on Tuesday will
her little boy to join her husband at AT
lanta, Ga.
Mrs. Gardner of Illinois, a daughter o
the late Joel Edwards, a native OF Gull
ford, visited relatives in town last week
She came East to attend the w. {. l. u
convention at Boston.
Miss Emma Lundberg and Miss JOSH
Foster are home from the normal school a
Bridgewater, Mass, for short vacation
and Miss Carrie Shattuck from the norma
school at Westield, Mass.
Col Estey is one of the four New Eng
land members of the committee appolnte
to make arrangements for the centennla
observance of the organization OF the Eng
fish Baptist Missionary society.
II. f. Kidder, jr., who has moved her
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