Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-11
PERSONAL.

ounudys
Fred Morse went to Newport, N. H.,
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Apfelbaum is critically i'll with
pneumonia.
A. s. Hubbard and Charles Richardson
are in Boston.
Mrs. A. Cathan is very i'll at her home
on High street
Mrs. Capt. Childs, who has been quite
! i'll, is improving.
| Mrs Judge Shea will return to New
/ York next week.
| Miss Hattie Reed has been at Lake
| Pleasant this week.
/ w. II. Proctor has spent most of the
week i'm New York.
Clarence Miller will go to New York
/ to spend the winter.
Col Richards Bradley and family return
| ed to Boston yesterday.
| The Count and Countess de Jotemps
are visiting at Weathersfield.
| Mrs. A. A. Morse visited at Rev. +. S.
! Morse's the first of the week.
Mrs p. f. Amidon of Keene is with her
father j. F. Estey, for a visit.
Miss Minnie DIETRICH is expected to re-
turn from Hartford this week.
Henry Whitney takes the place of David
| Carey in Harry Haus's market.
| Z. L. Parker connects his house with
! the Metropolitan telegraph line.
| Miss Winnie Elmer is spending part of
/ her vacation at Chicopee, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Bancroft of Buffalo
have been at the Brooks House.
Mrs VIM. Case left Wednesday to join
! her husband at Westport. Conn.
Mrs. Helen Miller of Montana is at Mrs.
! George Browns on Brook street.
| Col Hooker has returned from Brandon
| and a business trip up the state
! Mrs Samuel Walker and daughter have
! been in Keene, y. H., on a visit.
Dr. w. 5. HazeltOn of Springfield, this
state, has been in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Dinsmore returned
! Monday to their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Susie Kirwan closes a successful
term of school in district No. today.
Mrs, f. X. Glidden has returned from
/ New y rk and is at the Brooks House.
A. L, Kenney rmerly Brattleboro
blacksmith was in town last Saturday.
Mrs. W. W. Walker has returned from
We&thersfield, where she spent few days.
Mrs. Wood of Chicopee. Mass, will
spend the winter with her cousin, Miss
Cross.
Capt Henry Devens was called to Bos-
ton this week to attend the funeral of his
| brother
l. L. Dickinson has recovered sufficient
" from a three weeks attack of fever
to be out.
Mrs. Hannibal Hadley returned Saturday
after a week visit in the vicinity of Plain
field, Mass.
George H. Jefts will go to Saratoga to
spend two or three weeks before leaving
for Chicago.
Albert Willard and family of Greenfield,
Mass, were the guests over Sunday of
Henry Rugg.
X. b, Whitcomb, the harness maker,
now has a position in the Smith store at
Northampton.
W. w. Walker is spending a few days
in Boston in the interests of the Estey Or
gan company.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Clements of Brook
Ign, n. Y, are with Mrs. Clements's moth
er, Mrs. Starr.
DR.. Will Swan of Beverly, Mass, has
been the guest of H. p. Wellman for few
days this week.
n plCeShilb parry NeAo gwen ~ MIS- L.
X. Fuller Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mrs T. Avery.
VIM. Meta returned from Canada Mon
day. His brother who was reported i'll last
week, died Friday.
Mrs. McQuick of Salem has come here
to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Conland.
W. Z. Grigg of Boston, representing
of ha Of hoe
in town this week.
r. c. Greasy had valuable hound killed
by the cars Monday up by West river
bridge while out hunting
Miss Marion Adams has entered the
Mortified, Mass, seminary, preparatory
to taking college course.
Carl Hollender will move at once into
the Jacobs house on Western avenue,
which he bought recently.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Sherman have been
in Westheld Mass, and with their son in
Hartford, Conn.,, this week
Ernest Winchester has returned from
New York, and is now working for his
father at the carpenters trade.
Ned and Helen Leonard gave a delight
full little party Wednesday evening to
about 20 OF their young friends
Mrs. Jonathan Smith left for Boston
Wednesday, and will spend the time until
after the holidays with her sons.
NJ. NJ. Miller and Miss Ada E. Hough-
ton went to Oneida, n. Y, Saturday to at
, tend the funeral of o. H. Miller.
Harvey Houghton will celebrate his S0th
birthday by party tomorrow, which will
consist chiefly of his own family.
E. S. Henry will go TO BrightwoOd,
Mass, tomorrow, and next week will be-
gin work in the Wason car shops
Mrs. Ferris Vaughan and mother, Mrs.
Vinton, came from Boston Saturday, hav-
ing spent about three weeks in the city.
, Rev. Mr. Slack and family will leave the
| first of next week for their home in Brook
| line, Mass, having spent the summer here
= W. c. Carpenter of the Carpenter Or
gan company has returned after a business
trip of several weeks through the Eastern
states
9 Miss Allie Morse, who has been witt
Madam Bradley for the past two years, is
: to live with Mrs. J. c. Wells as a com
q panlon.
S c. o. Chamberlain left last week fol
S Jacksonv lille, Fla, where he is TO have
4 charge of the St. James hotel for another
C winter
A. j. Markham returned from Massachu
sets, where he has been engaged in cam
j paign singing to cast his vote for Harrison