Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
PERSONAL.

r. II. Miller has been in Boston this
week.
:. W. Kirkland is at home for a vacation
of several weeks.
unison Stafford has gone to Springfield
Mass. for visit.
Miss Madde Gregg is teaching school on
immersion West hill.
WIN. II. Moody has moved from 4
Church to Reed street.
Mrs. A. ID. Wyatt acted as hostess to the
"Doves" Saturday evening.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Sophronia Sugland.
Mrs. A. o. Alvord has been quite i'll with
plrurisv but is now improving.
:. Cummings of Winchendon, Mass.
va, in town briefly this week.
Mrs. Edward Wilson and son will 90 to
Fair Haven to spend the holidays
Jason Putney has been visiting his ia
tlrr. r. f.. Putney, at Taftsville.
Miss :. T.. Griswold leaves tomorrow for
visit to her old home in Cornwall.
Fred Brown is incapacitated for work in
consequence of felOn on his thumb
Miss Josephine Hyde left for Washing
tom this morning to spend the winter.
James Hooker has come from Yale col
lcrc to spend the Christmas vacation.
John Aher went to Boston on Wednes-
dav for surgical operation to one eye.
i. II. Walker and wife of Springfield,
have visited at +. w. Harlow's this week.
j. F. Willard suffered from congestion
of the brain last week but is now improv-
ing.
Miss Mary Sullivan is expected home
from New Bedford, Mass, tomorrow for a
visit.
Mrs. Geo f. Greene is in Springfield.
Mass. visiting her brother. Charles j.
Root.
Frank A. Powers is confined to the house
on account of trouble with the ligaments
of his leg.
Maud Essex and Abbie Fuller have re-
turned from Vermont academy for two
weeks vacation.
f. l.. Roberts was in Boston again this
week to consult a specialist and receive
treatment for his eyes.
L. Fay BOwker has been disabled this
week with silver in his hand which has
required surgical attention.
Mrs. 4. b. Hall has as her guests her
mother and sister, Mrs. Randall and Miss
Cora Randall of New York.
Harry Webster will leave about Jan.
for South Carolina, where he will spend
the remainder of the winter
Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Reed had their yearly
family reunion Wednesday evening, at
which about 80 were present.
Mrs. +. b. Barrett returned Monday
from Worcester, Mass, where she spent
four weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. O. II. Stetson of Jacksonville has
come here TO spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Wells p. Jones.
d. NJ. Carey has moved from the John
Henkel house to the Lucien Moore house,
II Chestnut street, in Esteyvile.
John W. Drown has been appointed "A
member of the racing board of the Massa
chusetts division of the l.. a. w.
DIR. L. d. Cumberse of Urbana, Ohio,
who has been visiting his uncle, Capt. II.
c. Streeter. returned home last week
Miss Mabel Freeman, who has been
teaching school in Guilford, has been at
home this week on account of illness.
e. Covey, who went to New York a
year ago last summer, has started in the
bakery business for himself in that city.
Ex-Conductor Williams of the New Lon
don Northern road paid his Brattleboro
friends visit on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Bartlett of Green street returned
last week from a visit of several weeks in
various places in the northern part of the
state.
f. d. Hannum of Weston, who was
formerly clerk with Colbun ~ Co., and
Geo. A. Briggs d Co., has been in town
this week.
H. p. Wellman, John c. Howe, Fred
Knight Mrs. L. c. Parkess, f. A. Hub
bard and George Cutler are among the vic
Tins of the glip.
Miss Damon of Reading, Mass, and her
little sister Ethel have been at f. III. Van
Doorn's this week. Miss Ethel will remain
through the holidays.
Mrs. Gerry Messer and Miss Alice Clark
90 to Greenfield, Mass, tomorrow for a
visit and Mr.. Messer is to play with an or
chestra at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Willis of Mel
rose, Mass, are visiting relatives. The
former returns today, but Mrs Willis Will
remain during the holidays.
Miss Winnie Hall, who has been en-
ployed at Young & Knowlton's for two or
three years, goes to st. Johnsbuy next
week, where she has position.
Mrs. Joseph Hopkinson and children go
to Chicopee, Mass, this week for visit
and from thence will go to Connecticut,
where Mr.. Hopkinson is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Gordon have gone to
Worcester, Mass, where Mr.. Gordon is to
attend a reunion of the 5lst Massachusetts
regiment, of which he was member.
Miss Flora Mortified of East Westmore-
land. daughter of Rev. Mr.. Merrield, who
has been visiting at Mrs. Samuel Knight S,
will 90 soon to Syracuse, n. Y, to pursue
a course of study.
Mrs. +. d. Hobart has received news
that her brother, MyrOn |. Cady, died quite
suddenly at West Stafford, Conn. Mrs.
Hobart will leave for that place tomorrow
to attend the funeral.
Mary Fisher, daughter of Fred Fisher OF
Cedar street, gave a delightful birthday
party to her young friends on Monday even
ing. Refreshments, music, recltatons,
etc, were among the evenings pleasures
An enjoyable six-hand progressive euchre
party of six tables was given by Mrs. L. H.
White last evening. The first prizes were
won by Mrs Horne and Harry White, ana
the boobies by Mrs. G. A. Boyden and
James Dalton.
Miss Alice Brooks, who has been in Cal
iforna for the past year, is now on her way
East, and will join Mrs. Mendon, Miss Hall
and Miss Dalton on their trip TO Europe.
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