Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
PERSONAL.

Frank Leonard of Hartland, the must
clan, is in town
Mrs. o. +. Bailey is visiting her daugh-
ter at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. w. {. Stone and Mrs. &. F. Bing-
ham are victims of the grip.
Mrs. Frank Stoddard of SaXtons River
was in town briefly yesterday.
Miss Bertha Newcomb of Boston is with
her friend, Miss Izetta Stewart.
Mrs. Archer has returned from Bethel,
where she has been for some time.
p. NJ. Higgins has so far recovered from
pneumonia as to be able to be out
Miss Grace Howard of Winchendon,
Mass, is visiting Miss Lulu Elmer.
J. d. Roess and w. S. Moore have been
in New York this week on business.
Mrs. Albert Morris of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs p. ). White.
Mrs. NJ. Day of Springfield, Mass. is
visiting Mrs. X. NJ Smith OF Elm street.
Emery Farr has entered the employ of
Blodgett d Dewitt and will 60 on the road.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart fell on the icy side
walk Monday. the result being sprained
wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stewart OF Colrain,
Mass. have been visiting several friends in
town.
Mr.. and Msr George 5. Pratt are at
Pawtucket. II. l., visiting Mrs. Pratt rel
atives.
G. A. Eels and c. II. Eddy are on a
business trip, taking in Boston and Prov
idence.
DIR. Pratt now "knOws how it is himself
having been a victim of the grip the past
few days.
w. 5. Moore has changed his rooms from
Hooker block to Mrs. Leonard's on Asy-
lum street
Mrs. Alfred Brode takes the tenement
in the Geddis house vacated by Mrs. l.. p.
II. Knight.
Several military men from out of town
are expected to attend the ball next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. F. A. Hubbard is at Rochester, this
state, with her mother, Mrs. Wight, who
is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Emerson Gibson went to South
Royalston, Mass, today, where she will
visit her sister
Miss Amy Dunklee has finished her
school in Willamsville, and is now guest
at Lindenhurst.
Mrs. Hattie Williams Smith and her
husband have been visiting relatives at
Mortified, Mass.
Miss Hattie Dickerman is expected to
arrive today from Boston to visit her sister,
Mrs. p. f. Connors.
Mrs. Francis Peck went to New Haven.
Conn. yesterday morning to spend several
weeks with her sisters.
Mrs. :. c. Burlingame and daughter
Amy of Meriden, Conn, are the guests of
Mrs. Clarence Stockwell.
Fred Brasor played with the orchestra
at Keene. y. H.. Monday night, when the
big shoe shop was opened.
Mrs. p. Frank Amidon of Keene. y. H.,
and Mrs. Goodrich of Poultney. have been
visiting at James f. Esteys.
Thomas Griffin has finished work at the
American House and is to 90 to HinSdale.
as clerk in the Hotel Ashuelot
Col. Haskins delivered the principal adj
dress at the dedication of the new Masonic
hall at Richmond last evening.
Miss Louise Engel, who has been visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs Dietrich has
returned to her home in Hartford. Conn.
G. O. Robbins is to move March from
High street to the upper tenement in the
ierrick n Boyden building on Elliot street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. \. T. Mcclure are ex-
pected in town next week Mr. Mcclure
will attend the officers school at Bradford.
1t has been good sight to see ex-Goy.
Holbrook on the street this week after his
somewhat prolonged confinement from
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Willard Of Spring
field, Mass, and Mr.. Drew of Hyannis,
HOY hoo l. =
week.
Howard White spent Tuesday night in
Brattleboro with F. \. Hubbard, his former
employer, being on his way to Boston for
visit.
E. L. Roberts, who has suffered for a long
time with weakness of the ewes, went to
Boston on Monday to be treated by spec
ialst.
Miss Belle Royce has returned from
woodstock, where she has been for several
weeks on account of the illness of her
father.
Mrs. Chas Smith and Miss Carrie Bliss
have been in Holyoke and Springfield
tnls week, the trip including shopping and
visiting.
H: NJ. Arms of Springfield, president of
tne Vermont Dairymens association, spent
thursday with George W. Pierce, the asy-
lum farmer.
A New York physici ian has been here to
consult with the Brattleboro physicians in
regard to Mrs. Emery Knowlton whose
condition is critical
Frank Magoon of Boston is now am
Ployed by the Adams express companv
having sold out his interest i'm the mer,
chant tailoring business.
George Underwood and Jeremiah Sow
ton, who have been at work at the Carmen
Ter Organ shops for several months have
returned to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. TOomey with her two children re-
turned to Brooklyn, n. Y, on Tbursdav
ner mother, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan he
ing much improved in health.
Mrs. Col. Estey and Harry went to Ros-
Ton Yesterday, and today 20 from there N
New York, where they will attend a soiree
gwen by one of Harry's friends.
Charles Chase of Northampton and
Springfield greeted his friends in town ON
wednesday, while on his way back from a
Irlp TO the north part of the state.
Mrs George Tyler, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. L. Hunt retnrDad
TO her home in Fiskdale, Mass ON MOI.
Jay accompanied by her two children.
COL Estey, Col. Fuller, Mai. Bond and
the commissioned officers of the Estev
Inard and Fuller Battery will attend ~
Officers school at Rrolf.sl - 'HC