Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-04
PERSONAL.

vtssR. $. Osgood returned Wednesday evening
from Boston
Mrs J. H. Streeter is spending two weeks at
North Adams, Mass.
pr. F. +. Eddy of Springfield spent Sunday at
Mrs Emerson Gibsons
Mrs c. f. Bingham and son Harry and Mrs w
II Kpsnn are in Boston
A. Wheelock of Boston is spending few
DAYS at II. p. Wellman's
Fred Howe accompanied Charles Brasor on his
raturn To Boston Wednesday.
l. woodruff Of Salisbury, this state has been
ot Deacon StearnS's this week.
n W. Narch Of Shelhurne Falls is visiting his
daughter Mrs. G. l.. Brigham
d F Adams has been visiting at his old home
I'm south Royaston, Mass, this week.
Iudpp j. NJ Tyler is holding the December
form of the Bennington county court.
Mabel Shumway and Mabel Freeman have been
engaged to teach schools in Guford
Mr. and Mrs o. D. Esterbrook will entertain a
partv of friends at cards this evening
Frank r. Fish has recently come here from
Manchester to work in the Estey factory
Hon j. L. Martin is in attendance upon the
present term of the Bennington county court.
Mrs T. p. Barnes is visiting in Boston and Mrs
Willis Barnes will remain here until her return
Or and Mrs Sholes left for Boston on Monday
and will spend the winter at the Quincy House
H. Thomas of the Rutland Herald staff was
I'm town yesterday in the interests of that paper.
A handsome sign is being painted by S. c. Da-
Wis for the Swift Refrigerator station near the de-
pot
Fred Davis. formerly an employe of the Car.
penter organ company, has been in town this
week.
Miss Nenie Wright, Miss Alice Mansfield and
Miss Hurr were guests of Mrs. D. S. Pratt this
week.
Miss Myrtle Cox returned Wednesday from
Ieoninser, Mass, where she has spent several
weeks
col Estey left Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga He
will make a trip of several weeks length in the
South.
Dr. NJ L. Bruce has recently been elected a
member of the American Psychical society Of
Boston.
Miss Minnie Colburu returns for the winter term
in the Dummerston school where she has been
teaching.
col Dunton and family left on Wednesday for
Cold Water Harbor, Fla, where they are to spend
the winter
Mrs. f. NJ. Wheeler has moved from 90 Elliot
street to the Herrck & Boyden building on the
same street.
william Harris of Lake Village, n. H., with his
BRIDE is at his fathers, Charles Harrs's in the
West VILLAGE.
Dr. and Mrs George F. Gale and daughter have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo a. Briggs at
CaremOnt, y. II.
b. r. Allen has returned to his home in New
port y. II after visit of some length with his
daughter, Mrs c. F. Bingham
The pension recently announced to have been
granted to d. J.. Herrck. was intended for A. ID.
/ IIcrrCk, a Chester resident.
Horace French, who has been suffering from
rheumatic fever, appeared nthe street yesterday
for the first time III several weeks.
A. A. Larrabee who has been at work for
Barnes ~ Co. has left there and is now driving
team for Dr. Sholes at Oak Ridge farm.
Cards are out for the marriage on the 18th inst.
of Miss Minua Betting, daughter of john Retting,
tu Walter ; Bishop of New Haven, Conn.
Conductor Geer has been transferred to the
southern division of the New London Northern
road. and will move ms family To New London.
10 IA, ,s3.Il NfaSs
at her brothers, William Hams; his daughter is
critically i'll with typhoid fever and not expected
TO recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hardie leave today for New
York, and are accompanied by MIR. Hardie's
mother, who will spend the winter with friends
IN Brooklyn
Mrs. Nellie Temple Brigham spoke to a large
number Wednesday evening at the house of Miss
Gibson on Clark street She is expected here
again early in February.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Minor gave delightful
card party last Saturday night. in honor of their
friends MIR. and Mrs Darwin Ranney Of Boston
who spent last week in town.
The Gorham, n H.. Mountaineer contains d
highly complimentary notice of the concert re
Gently given there by a. j. Markham ana ms niece
Miss Verna Cotton, the whistler.
Mrs H. G. Willard, of Greenfield Mass.
who spent Thanksgiving with her brother. in
law, Col Jewett, at Montpelier, spent Sunday
with Mrs James Dalton on her way home
Mr. VIM. H. Moody and Miss Sophie NJ Bassow
were quietly married on Tuesday by Rev. +: w
Sprague, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, No
Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Moody are to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
Herbert Vinton, formerly of Brattleboro, whC
two years ago accompanied his mother on her re
turn to her mission work in Rangoon, Burmah
has recently received an appointment as lay mis-
sionary there, with good salary.
Personal in the Montpelier Waterman of thi
week: Hon. J. l.. Martin of Bratteboro, witt
Mrs Martin and the two children, spent Thanks
giving with the family of Edward Dewey Tn
illness of the children necesitated an earlier re
turn than was anticipated
News has been received this week of the critica
illness from heart difficulty of Mrs. Fred Brack
EFT at NIethuen, Mass. Her son, Charles Bracket
has gone there, and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
H Smonds were summoned from Hartford
Conn, where they went recently to visit thei
son.
Mrs +. \. Weeden, who lives with her daughter
Mrs George Croft. IN Esteyve, was pleasant
surprised on the evening before Thanksgiving b
the arrival of her three sons, Frank, with hi
family, from Leominster. Mass, William, wit
family, from Poultney and George, from Nashua
n. II.