Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-18
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. $. O. Miner are i'm Boston.
Henry Crosby has been in Boston this
week
Aric Spencer of Orange, Mass, is on a
visit to Maj. Bond.
Mrs. A. f. Waite has been spending a
week in Montague.
Mrs. G.. l.. Clary and daughter left We'd
nesday for visit to Boston.
Mrs. Thomas Manning was committed to
the asylum yesterday morning.
Clarence Smith has gone to Putney to
work in the Robertson paper mill
Charles Nect went to Springfield Wedncs-
day, intending to be absent week
Miss Inez Dodge of northampton, Mass,
is the guest of Miss Blanche Lawton.
Mrs. 5. 4. Davis has returned from
visit to her parents in Auburn, Mass.
Charles Petersen went to Athol, Mass,
Tuesday on a short visit to his brother.
Mrs. +. w. Childs is in Chester with her
sister, Mrs. Hadley, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Della Whitmore was up from
Springfield to attend the Wheel club dance.
Ed Leitsngcr has taken the rooms va
Gated by Albert Pullen in Crosby block.
Miss Susie Krwan has been secured as
soprano singer in the Universalist choir
+. w. Durham has left the Estey shops
on account of the condition of his health.
II. p. Wellman made his appearance on
the street yesterday after weeks illness.
Misses Grace and Florence White of
heriden, Conn, are guests at G. r. Cros-
by's.
Mrs. A. V. Cox and Mrs. j. c. Howe
are with friends in Westfeld Mass, this
week.
Mrs. j. T. Warren of the Reed street
primary school is spending her vacation in
Massachusetts with her daughter, Miss
Helen.
Mrs. A. f. Taylor, who has been visiting
in Boston and vicinity, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. w. II. Collins returned Wednesday
from Rutland, where she has been with
relatives.
Mrs Anna Balestier came from New
York last week for a visit to her son, Il. 5.
Baestier.
Mrs. }. Is. Robinson and Mrs. II. II.
Norcross have spent the week with friends
in Springfield.
Miss NJ. J. Donnell and Mrs 5. \. Davis
will 60 to New York Saturday, and will be
absent a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newton are in
Northampton, Mass, with their daughter,
Mrs. Churchill.
Misses Mary Sullivan and Rose Judge,
now Of Springfield Mass, have been in
town this week.
Mrs. L. J. Herrick was called to Keene,
n. H., on Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of her nephew
Mrs. II. S. Sherwin was called to Ches-
far IN Saturday on pf the crit ipal
illness of her father.
Oscar Butterfeld and wife of Ann Arbor,
Mich, are expected at l.. A. Elmer's for a
visit of some weeks.
G. |. Larrabee, now an attendant at the
Waterbury asylum, has been in town on a
short visit this week.
A. J. Gleason returned Tuesday from
Whitman, Mass, where he has been fol
the past five months.
+. p. Goodel and wife returned Wed
nesday to Montague, Mass, after spending
a week at George Cutters.
Miss Lizzie Rowland is i'll at her HON,
on Asylum street, and her condition is I'm
derstoOd to be very critical.
DR.. Pratt has been housed with an at
tack of rheumatism about the heart from
which he is now recovering.
Miss Lucy Clisbee will return to hel
work in Barrows's store Monday, havin!
had two weeks vacation.
n. S. Ransom has removed this weel
from 20 Green street to }. l.. Martin
house, No. Chaplin street.
L. NJ. Howe has spent two or three day
in Hartford, Conn, this week, on visi
to his brother, A. n. Howe.
Oliver Bastian has been this week t
i1it to 4 4
T. Reed, brother deaf mute.
o. A. Marshall has been in Bosto
this week and enjoyed the three open
ing nights of the grand opera.
Misses Minnie Brasor and Lulu Elme
have been in Springfield, Mass, this week
visiting the schools of that city.
w. NJ. Colman of Gardner, Mass, cam
Monday to take position as wood turne
in the shop of Henry d Helyar
August F. Rhode, who recently gave u
his Job at the Estey Organ company's, ha
gone to work for Henry q Helyar.
C. H. Perkins, the manager of the Anne
lean band of Claremont, n. H., was I'll
guest of C. L. Brigham Wednesday.
Miss Della Wood of Springfield, Mass
who has been for several weeks visitin
her parents here, returned Saturday.
Prof Geo. c. Cow, teacher of piar
harmony and theory at Smith college, is
spend the summer months in Europe.
Mrs NJ. A. Stearns of WalpOle, n. II
is visiting at j. G. Newton's and Miss Al
ma Pierce of Chesterfield at 5. II. Fairs 5.
Mrs. Dennis Calvin and her sister-in-la
from Middlebury have been in town
take care of Mrs. Galvin's household effect
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hubbard went
North Adams on Monday and are now
Boston, where they will remain for sever
days.
Mr.. Tower of Northampton has bougl
the Mason place at Guilford, and his so
in-law, A. d. Sweet of this place, will o
cupy it soon.
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Stedman will mo
from Rockville, Conn, to Springfield
Mass, early next month, living on Uni'
street in that city.
Miss Mary Niles is in Boston for fC
days, being the guest of Mrs. j. j. Ra
and will return to Bridgeport Conn.,, d
first of next week.
Miss Annie Lillis, who is now living
Springfield, took part in play in that ci
Wednesday night, and her acting W
highly cOmplimented.
Mrs George A. Dinsmore left for Ha
ford, Conn, this afternoon, where she W
visit for time, and will join her husbal