Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-25
PERSONAL.

Martin Austin, ir., was in Boston over
sunday
D. y. Tolles returned from Kansas last
saturday
Mis-, Bessie Van Doom is home from
Reading, Mass.
rJvard Wilson joined his family in Rut-
land yesterday
.Iohn Cutler of Tracy, Mimi, is visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Alexander of SaXtons River is at
Col j. j. Estcy's.
: NJ Ycaw has moved from 10 Laurel
TO Myrtle street.
Dan button spends Christmas with his
family i'm Amherst.
VIII Cain has gone to New York to
snond several weeks.
TN. Charter has moved from Vine
street to II Chestnut.
Dr. Gregg removes next week to his
bou,p ON Green street.
Leslie Scott has moved into y. II. Whites
house ON Whippe street.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton goes to Boston
today 10 spend a few days.
Mrs. Patrick White sustained another
,poplectic shock on Tuesday.
l.. F. Adams and Edward A. Tyler have
b.rr I'm New York this week
Walter Bangs is expected home from
Worcester to spend Christmas.
Bur smith is home from Amherst col
le-c for the Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rockwell of Boston
are with relatives for the holidays.
II. II. Miller is very i'll. He at first had
fine grip. but now pneumonia has set in.
Geo. II. Emory and family from Rut-
land spend Christmas at l.. ID. Greene's.
+ ]. Carey and David Carey are home
from Fitchburg, Mass, to spend Christmas
Mrs Clarence Brigham and children are
in Shrlburue Falls, Mass, for short stay.
Mrs, Chubbuck, Mrs. Averilrs mother,
and Miss Mary Averill, are at Geo. c. Az
eril'>
Julius Mason is home from Dartmouth.
". II. Child> has been in Boston this
week.
Eugene Sargent has been in town this
week. this being his first time here for four
wears.
Col. II. f. Taylor comes home from st.
Nhau, today for the brief Christmas va
cation.
Lawrence Heaphy is home from New
York. where he is pursuing his medical
studies
Mis-, Annie Kirwan went to Boston
Wednesday, where She will visit friends for
amonth.
Principal and Mrs. Horne have gone to
Haycrhill, Mass, to spend the two weeks
vacation,
Miss Carrie Bliss left yesterday afternoon
for North Adams, Mass, where she has
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Atwood went this
morning to Boston, where they will remain
for a week.
James Bowler and Thomas Bowler and
family of Boston are here to enjoy their
Christmas.
viii b. Smith returned Tuesday from
Colgate university, Hamilton, \. Y, toT
the holiday recess.
Clarence Miller is home from Phillips
Andoycr academy for the Christmas vaca-
ton of two weeks
Dr.. Harry Anderson, who is convalesc
ing from a severe attack of typhoid fever
is at Col. j. J. Estcy's.
VIII Pentland has entered the employ o.
John Calvin 10 learn the full trade o
plumbing, timing, etc.
Allyn Crosby is home from Dartmouth
college and Frank Crosby from Boston fo
the Christmas vacation.
James :. Richmond has given up TIN
stable he hired on Flat street and removed
his horses to Woodstock.
Charles Sherman has been called t.
keene, y. H., this week by the severe i'll
ness of his mother-in-law.
K. 5. Childs has returned this week iron
trip to Minneapolis, st. Paul, Duluth, an,
other places in the West.
Mr.. Haus of Baltimore, Md, who ma
been with his brother, Harry Haus, return
ed to his home Wednesday.
J. W. Sullivan of Greenfield, Mass,
at work in the Western Union TELEGRAPH
office at the railroad station.
Fred Simonds of Hartford, Conn, is il
town, called here to attend the funeral G
his sister, Mrs Fred Bracket.
Mrs. DR.. Wheeler of Florence, Mass
arrived here Sunday night, and is seriOusl
i'll at her fathers, Joseph Fenton's.
Elmer Baldwin has recently spent sever
al days with his father, j. A. Baldwin, a
Twenty Mile Stream, near ProctOrsville.
/, Z. Holden of the firm of Holden I
Martin, has been on business trip to di
terent places in Massachusetts, this week.
May Corbett, accompanied by little Mis-
Ethel joy, left today for her home in 81
Adams, where they will spend the holidays
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn has been calle
to Bristol, n. H.. this week to attend til
funeral of her brother-in-aw, Mr.. Georg
Cayis
c. W. Henry, formerly of this place, Ina
been doing some fine work decorating I'll
store windows in Claremont, n. H., for I'll
holidays
Frank Bliss was called to MOntagu,
Mass, yesterday, having received a tell
gram announcing the illness of his brotl
er-in-aw.
Frank Strong, son of II. A. Strong,
!ll with typhoid fever. Mr.. Strong, WI
has been i'll some time, contemplates tri
to the South.
Mrs. Clifton Sherman and child of Har
lord Conn, arrived last Saturday to spen
the Christmas season. Mr.. Sherman JoiI
them tomorrow.
Cards are out for the marriage on IL
10Th inst, of Miss Lulu Corser, daught'
Of B. G. COrser, to Mr.. John Snyder
Essex Junction.
Miss Lulu Herrick returns from KeeI
TO spend Christmas with her parents, an
accompanied by her grandparents, NJ
and Mrs. j. G. Warren.
Mr. and Mrs Wells p Jones ar