Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-03-11

Rev. w. Smithers Is president Vi lho Up
worth league of the Montpelier district.
A. II. Ryan, now Of Holyoke, Mass,
has gone to Bermuda in search OF health.
A. J. Markham is now staying with rela-
tives at West Bridgewater and Sherburne.
Fred NJ. Waite went to Boston Tuesday
on business connected with his lumber
trade.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Sargent returned
last week and on Monday moved into their
new house.
Prof. Z. Charlier who has been in
France for some time is now at 1okoha-
ma, Japan.
The Dickens club members were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. +. L. Parker
last Friday
Miss johanna Manning has returned
from salem. Mass, where she has been for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Barber returned from
Boston Saturday, where they had spent
several days.
+. c. Temple will leave next Wednesday
for Springfield, Mass, where he has found
employment
George Burnett fell on the icy sidewalk
a day or two ago and cut bad cash in the
back of his head.
J. \. Amidon goes to Charlestown. \.
H., on Monday, where he is to work for
Henry d Helyar.
Mrs. Fred l.. Smith left on Wednesday
for a visit of four weeks with her relatives
in Camden, y. j.
Mrs. W. H. Mead has gone to Leomin-
ster or Boston, to seek medical advice for
her little daughter.
\ delightful leap year party was given
by Miss Rena Hall at her Western avenue
home last evening.
Mrs c. p. Goodell and Mrs. f. Marvel
OF Montague, Mass, came Tuesday to visit
Mrs. George Cutler.
Mrs. Baxter Reed and Mrs. John New
man left for Boston today, intending to be
absent about a week.
C.. r. Briggs was called to Green River
on Wednesday on account of the serious
illness of his mother.
II. O. Coolidge is laid up with the grip.
Clarence Smith is working for Mr.. Cool
idge during his illness.
Mrs. W. H. Fuller with her daughter
Alice, went Wednesday to Nashua, y. H.,
for a visit OF two weeks.
VIII Mcdonald has returned from Port
land, Maine. He is incapacitated for
work on account Of felon.
d. 5. Ormes. formerly teamster for
the Estey Organ company, has entered the
employ of ). \. Smith ~ Co.
Geo. Wilder returned Wednesday from
his former home at Morrisville, where he
has been spending few days.
Mrs. Warner is to have charge Of the
Industrial Union rooms for month, Miss
Heath being away on a vacation.
F. Il. Dickinson has gone to New Y ork.
He was accompanied by Miss Jennie Hall,
who is to visit friends in that city.
Mrs. f. W. Stoddard entertained party
of ladies at her home on Western avenue
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mr. bearing has finished work at c. H.
Eddy Co.'s establishment, and is now
visiting at his former home in Bethel.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Kidder sustained bad wound
on the head last Sunday, being struck by a
piece of iron which fell from overhead
L. II. Perkins, now a salesman with the
Estey Organ cOmpany's Boston house,
greeted his Brattleboro friends yesterday.
Mrs. F. p. Hopkinson left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, where she is TO spend sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Z. c.
Hamilton.
Miss Minnie Allen was surprised at her
Green street home Friday evening, by
party of about 90 1t vas her birthday
anniversary.
Hon. Dorman B. Eaton has strong and
/ forcible article on the Degradation of
Iammany" in the current number of the
North American Review.
j. j. Guild, manager of the Sun insur-
ance company for the United States, and
/ Col. Sherman, special agent for the same
company, were in town last week
Mrs. I. j. Turner has gone to Spring
held, Mass, having received a telegram on
tuesday announcing the illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Turner
General Secretary Fuller of the Y. NJ.
| {. a. supplied the Methodist pulpit last
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Webb being detained at
home by the critical illness of his little son.
Mrs, F. N. Owen of Flushing. L. l..
who has spent the last three summers al
the Brooks House, is now spending a week
there with her friend, Mrs. Capt. Edwin
Mcclure.
Henry Campbell, who has been critical
ly ill at Washington, d. c.. where he ia
connected with the Cochran hotel. is now
NNi NAAA AAAo BeAltldlltlll recovery
is expected.
Miss Emma Dutton went to New York
Yesterday to spend several weeks with
friends in that city. She was accompanied
by Mrs. G. A. Hines, who is to visit friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Senea Bennett quietly passed her
lOlst birthday anniversary on Wednesday.
Owing to her failing condition of health
no attempt was made for general obsery-
ance of the event.
The Montpelier papers, in accounts of q
recent concert at that place, speak of tn,
orchestral selections, which were composi.
lions from the pens of William A. Brigg,
and Bert l.. Taylor
c. p, ellison was in town last night on
his way home from Holyoke, Mass. wber,
he made large auction sale of horses for
the Hicks Bros. Next week he holds =
similar sale at Northampton.
Rev. S. NJ. Crothers of st. Paul. Mimi
who came on to Boston last week TO m
several engagements in that city. arrivec
IN BrattleborO last evening, and will re-
| main with friends here until 10 ,,o,,c,