Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-09
PERSONAL.

". Wales has been IN Boston ibis week.
j. NJ Judge spent Sunday In Amherst
w c Coane has gone to Meriden, Conn.
Hon J. L. Martin is home from his Texas trip.
Miss Hattie Webster is teaching school in Yer
non.
Dr. sholes is at the Brooks House for a few
days.
David Smith has been visiting in Florence
Mass
Luther Plummer goes to Brooklyn N. Y, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Chas. Durham gave a lunch party last Sat
urday.
l.. o. Haskell has gone to his home in Pittsheld
Maine
viii Allen made a brief business trip to Boston
this week.
H. T Willard has gone to Worcester, Mass, on
a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Richards Bradley returned from
New York Tuesday.
Mrs. James Tyler went to Boston Wednesday
for few days stay.
Clarence Stickney spent last week in Worcester
and Springfield. Mass
+ A. Starkey has sold a valuable fox hound to
Geo Folsom Of Boston
Miss Myrtle Cox gave a card party last evening
TO a number Of friends
Librarian Bradley is 10 take rooms at Mrs
Kirkland for the winter.
Fred Henderson Of Canaan, " is working
at The Phoenix job office.
ID. r Curtin has taken charge Of the CONNER
cial House at Bellows Falls.
Miss Cross is III at Eugene Frosts and Mrs
Celia Eager is at work there
Miss Helen Elmer has been quite IN for sever.
al days, but is now improving.
Mrs. A. r. Atwood returned Wednesday after
visit at Fair Haven, this state.
Miss Nellie Cotton and Miss Belle Emerson re-
turned from Boston Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Putnam returned Saturday
from their visit to Paterson, Nj
Mr. and Mrs. George Powers return to their
Brooklyn, \. home this week.
Mrs. T. A. Starkey and child have gone to New
York to remain until after Christmas.
The young ladies' whist club recently formed,
met with Mrs. Claude Freligh Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry G. Clark goes to Haverhill. Mass,
tomorrow. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Messer
Col II. Z. Taylor is on the street again, but re
sorts TO crutch-s as an aid to lOcomOtiOD.
Mrs. X n. Steen. who has been living with Mrs.
Jonathan Smith, is now with Mrs John Dunklee.
Mrs. T. A Fullerton and Mrs g. T. Hadley and
/ daughter susie Of Chester are at F. W. Childss
/ Capt. and Mrs Devens and daughters will 90 to
Boston next week to spend the winter at the hotel
/ Pearl Gibson celebrated her birthday Friday by
/ giving five O'Clock tea to a few OF her young
/ friends
Mrs Nina Dewitt gave a pleasant card party
.Iisdale
Miss White Of Glens Falls. y Y, who has been
visiting Miss Margaret Hubbard, returned home
/ Monday
Mr. Simmons Of Chicago has been here to dis
/ pose Of the property Of ms mother, Mrs Sarah J.
Misses Nellie Sullivan and Rose Judge have
been IN New York this week Miss Judge is now
7 in HUyuke.
Mrs r. J. Parry. Mrs Kate Burchard and Mrs.
. :. J. Holman have returned from weeks stay
/ In New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler went Tuesday to
Boston. where Mrs. Wheeler will remain for med
/ ical treatment.
MIR and Mrs H. NJ Boyle left Monday for a
months visit with Mr.. Bogles relatives in Man
chester this state
Mrs Nellie J. Spafford went last Friday to
Springfield. to enter the establishment of Forbes
! aud Wallace clerk.
g. A Dinsmore. who was called here last week
/ by the death Of his aunt Ms Hildreth returned
( to Philadelphia this morning.
Miss Rose Stewart went to a Boston hospital
| Tuesday for treatment. She was accompanied by
DR. Gale and Miss Emma Dutton.
Mrs. Jennie VI. Clark. who has been with Mrs.
George II. Clark for two or three months. return
ed to Haverhill, y. H., Wednesday.
John Wells has returned from New York. He
left Mrs. Wells, his mother in Hartford where
she will remain until about Christmas time.
W. VI Cole was in town Saturday and reported
Mrs Cole to be critically i'll at the home of her
daughter in Springfield, this state, where they
went Thanksgiving.
Mrs +. W. Brooks and Miss Alice Brooks join
ed one Of the RAYMOND & Whitcomb excursions
yesterday for southern California, where they
will spend the winter.
who has been in this state on a 45-dsys leave Of
absence, returned last week to Cardiff. Wales,
where be is United States consul
Charles Stevens Of the Arlington Mass, boat
club is OF the crack bowlers of the league
which includes many Of the teams In eastern
Massachusetts, cities In league game one even
| ing last week he rolled up a score of 2l2.
Eugene Field, the Chicago editor and poet, and
his daughter were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Willard at Greenfield, Mass, for a short
time before Mr.. Field and Mr.. Cable began giving
readings from their works in different cities.
Count and Countess de Jotemps will 90 10
Southooro' Mass m lev days, TO visit the
countess sister, Mrs. Burnett, They will remain
there until about Jan /, when they will leave for
Paris, with the expectation OF staying abroad a
year and half.
Prof Burrell of the Harvard medical school
assisted by DR.. Conland, performed n successful
operation upon one Of the lungs Of Lawrence the
Oldest son of G. b. White. The lads conuitiou
has been critical but he is gaining since the oper
alton and complete recovery is expected.
Mrs. Haskins and Miss Lulu Cressey attended
the performance of Priscilla at Greenfield Wed
neSdaY nj. ut Success IN the opera was attained
there. as in BrattlebOro. Mr.. Siberian. who took
a leading role at both places appeared in the Con
tinent4s in the Park theatre at Boston last week
Thursday and made a decided hit the Boston pa
. p-rs stating that there are few comic opera or
gan cations in the country which can boast of
tenor with such voice as he possesses
. According to the Hinsdale Record. Casper
, Rhode Of North Hinsdale was surprised a lew
days ago TO receive letter from a professor of q
western agricultural college who was his school
; mate in Germany. The two men had hearC
. nothing from each other since they GRADUATED
from German agricultural school in lS62 wheI
Mr.. Rhode was cunscripted and served some tim,
IN the Bavar'an army. 1h- professor saw a no
tee OF the death of Mrs. Rhode in the report o.
the New Hampshire grange, and was thus led {.
write TO his Old schoolmate