Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-11
PERSONAL.

,.S J3hn A. Peterson has been in New York this
Mass '''H III "P'l"EIIeW
Miss Emma button returned from New yo,
last Friday. ~ -''" i"'h
MIS- Frank Powers is visiting relatives at Am
minister West ' III "cSV
Whppe street ''''' "o''e u"
=, DR.. and Mrs Russell of Keene, N. H.. have been
Mrs. p. Frank Amidon of Kaar. i; T.; .,,,.-
VISITING her parents. ''
last Friday evening. F''''
C.ande Fisher the prominent young violinst has
peeh IN town this week. = -
Mr. and Mrs Ira Knight of Wat.rhurv Conn
recently visited I'm town.
Mrs. S. r. Howe who has been VISITING, baro ~,
turns To Osceula, Iowa, today
Miss Dora Mitchell has zone tn Readirt, Mac
To VISIT Miss Bessie Van Doom
Thomas Atkins who is now working i'm Wor
ceSter Mass, was here Sunday.
Mrs EnOS White has returned from Hartford
Conn, much improved in health
Mrs. A. +. Pettee and Frances Phillin or Ko,ro
nave been visiting here this week
/. Barber has been exhibiting his phouogranb
IN North Adams. Mass. this week
Miss Margaret Rawlev has gone to Hins,lnle tn
spend the winter with her parents
d. j. Weld who was enployrd law Ross White
goes To work next week for j. 4 Titus
Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler and Miss s. Maria Tyler of
dulltorl are in Boston for weeks STAY
Mr. and Mrs w H. Mead have returned home
after an extended visit in Massachusetts
f. X. Price with the Chicago Cold Storage
Co.. is visiting his cousin, II. r. Lawrence
Mrs. John Tucker who has been for five weeks
visiting in Philadelphia, returned yesterday
!, Mrs. George Ees and daughter Alice went to
hetne yesterday, where they Will visit relatives
The Springfield Republican states that "John
W. Drown has qualified as justice of the peace"
Charles Briggs is back at his work at the Estev
shops this week after an illness of several weeks
Miss Minnie Fisher, who has been away for
several months has returned home for the winter
Fred l.. Howe and Miss jeanette Howe are To sail
from New York for Hamilton, Bermuda next
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Smith of St Adams. who has been
working for Mrs W Phillips returned To her
home Saturday.
George Denyew of Mddlebury is visiting here
briefly. His barber shop was burned in the recent
fire in that place.
Mrs. Folsom sister of Mrs Capt Devens and
her daughter Miss Ethel, have been at the Brooks
House this week.
Joseph Hopkinson went to Connecticut to work
some time ago and Mrs. HopkiusOn and children
are to join him soon.
Geo A. Powers and wife returned to their New
/ York home yesterday. Miss Edna Hail will Join
them in "A week or two.
Cashier Marsh, II has gone on a hunting trip to
northern New Hampshire. IN the woods about the
second Connecticut lake.
O. NJ. Jones of East Dover has moved into
/ tenement Frost street and is at work as "A
turner at the Estey shops.
Daniel Martin has been confined to the house 10y
illness this week and Frank Leach has taken his
place at p. NJ. Bakers store.
r. n. Fairbank, who has been living in the south
part of Gufurd, has gone to Fishers Island, where
he is to work for j. c. Newton.
W. C. Carpenter has returned from an extended
! business trip. MIR and Mrs. Carpenter to
board with Mrs. VIM. Leonard
/ Mrs Gull and her little daughter of Greenwich
/ \. y, who are at Mrs. Col. Esteys, are just
/ covering from severe attack of grip.
Mrs c. F. Miller, who has been visiting Mrs
Don Miller, has gone to Gardner, Mass, where she
/ is to have position in the Windsor House
Curtis Yeaw of Worcester Mass, and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Perry of Essex Junction were in town
Monday to attend the funeral services of Mr.. Neaw
=. s. Chase has gone today "A drive across
/ the mountain on a visit to his mother, who lives
in Dandy, and to sisters living in Weston and New
/ port
/ Miss j. f. Hastings formerly teacher in the
public schools is seriously i'll with nervous pros
tration at the home of her sister in Springfield,
Mass.
NJ. A. Bailey and X P Rawson have moved from
the Jacobs house on Western avenue, the former
taking tenement in c. II. Stevens and the latter
in Miss Pitkin's house.
Mrs. f. p. Carpenter has joined her husband at
| Boston, where she will probably remain for the
winter. Her daughter, Mildred, is staying
| with Mrs p. Goodrich
Miss Hattie Wise is home from the Massachu-
sets general hospital where she is fitting for the
position of a nurse, and will spend three weeks
| with her aunt, Mrs. Crowell
VIM. Leray has moved from the Washer house
TO the Butterfeld house in Esteyville and Warren
| Fessenden of Hnesburg has moved into the Wash
er house, which he recently bought.
Col j. j. Estey, who is ON a business trip in the
South wired his family on Monday at jackson,
vile, Fla. He has since returned To Atlanta and
will return home by the way of Cincinnati.
Deputy Grand Master L. J. Retting attended
the dedication of the Odd Fellows hall at Barre
Tuesday evening and on Wednesday evening at
tended district Odd Fellows meeting at Burng
ton.
The Burlington Free Press gives particulars of
a singular accident to +. :. Adst, brUther-in-law
of G. l.. Clary. He was kicked in the back by a
horse last week Thursday and knocked ovr pile
of horse Shoes where he lay for 10 minutes. He
experienced difficulty in breathing for some time
Monday morning he suddenly tainted and fell to
the floor. The physicians found that one of his
ribs had been broken.