Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-02
PERSONAL.

VIM. Lee has moved from 1O2 Elliot to . Bren-
nan street
N. Hawley and Miss Hawley spent Sunday in
Philadelphia.
Clayton Hackley has entered Morse & Simpsons
store as clerk.
Miss Mabel Witt left yesterday for a visit to
Owosso, Mich.
W. r. Gage has moved from II Laurel sire ct to
Stea rs block
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rockwell are visiting in
Hopedae, Mass.
Mrs T.. A Wood is visiting her children in
Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. J. Gray Estey returned from Peabody
Mass, We dnesday.
J. = Hescock has been spending several days
In Worcester. Mass.
Miss II. NJ. Blair is stenographer for the Brattle
borO Jelly company.
Mrs W S. Stearns and daughter returned from
Woodstock Tues, ay.
Mrs Cora Robinson was out Tuesday for the
first time iii two weeks.
Fred THROWN who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever, is now improving.
L c Thorn has been in Boston this week, buy
ing lot of holiday goods.
Mrs DR. Pratt has been confined to the house
by illness for several days.
Rev. George Tyler of Erving, Mass is visiting
his sister, Mrs. i. l.. Hunt
Miss IPnah Sutcffe is acting as clerk for w. r.
Geddis during the holidays.
Louis Whitney returned Monday from a short
visit to Fitchburg and Boston.
X p. Rawson is taking an enforced vacation on
account of felon on his hand
r. c. Greasy bagged two foxes on successive
days the early part of the week.
Col II. e. TAYLOR is still confined to the house,
although he is improving slowly
o NJ. Jones and family have moved back TO
their farm at East Dover for the winter.
Mrs Rice and Mrs Mcpherson returned Satur-
day after spending a week in New York
Mrs. c. h. Perkins was called to Fitchburg,
Mass, last Friday by the illness of a sister.
Rev L. II. Sprague and wife of Poestenkil,
N. Y, are greeting their many friends in town.
G. A Graves has returned to his work in Estey's
shop having spent the past week in Lynn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fregh are in Nashua,
n. H., and will remain until the first of next
week
Lucien Howe accompanied his brother Fred to
the Bermudas. They sailed from New York yes
terday.
Mrs Kennedy and two children from Westmore.
land are on two months visit with Mrs. J. X.
Parker.
Miss Louise Rawson Of the Pratt institute in
Brooklyn, N. Y, has been ut home for a short
vacation.
Charles Oakes has moved from Hudson street
TO tie tenement over Mr.. Kirwan's store on South
Main street
Miss Dora Mitchell went to Bost N Monday. and
has entered Bryant & STATIONS business college
for a course.
Howard Robinson, son of the Baltimore agent
of the Estey company, has come here to enter the
Estry shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Parker and daughter have
returned from Claremont, n. H.. where they spent
Thanksgiving.
Postal Clerss Carey, Markham and Carpenter
took their annual calculations before Chief Clerk
Merrill Monday.
Miss Eliza Pratt of HYDE Park, Mass, is to re-
sumo her former position in n. l. Hawley's store
during he holidays.
Miss Jennie Stoddard returned to the normal
school at Westield, Mass Tuesday, after spend.
ing a week at hOlle.
John Fessenden went Wednesday TO Boston for
q stay with relatives, and Will probably secure a
position there later
Mrs. G. II Ryder has guests this week her
brothers, Col. Albert Newman and G. II. Newman
and their wives, of Boston
E. H. Jones of NARROW N. H.. who is staying at
o. w. Sherwin's. is at work at the meas room
during the holiday SEASON.
E. Hall gave tea party last evening at his
new home on Chaplin street to his large sunday
school class of young ladies.
Irving Croser and bride have returned from
their wedding trip and are occupying the tene'
ment IN r. G. Cressys house
John Hood came from Montreal Monday and is
visiting old friends mere and at the West village
having been former resident
Lieut. and Mrs. J. GRAY Estey will receive their
friends at the Canal street homestead next Thurs
day from 4 to and to Top NJ.
Ernest Pratt went to Holyoke, Mass, Thanks
giving day to see the Runaway wife" in which
hi- frirnG, VIM. Benners jr., is playing.
Mrs Geo Lane of Nashua. N H. has JOINED
her husband here. They will board for the WIN
ter with Mrs }. X. Parker on Oak street
Mrs II. w. Harvey of Westheld, who has ex
hibited art embroidery at Mrs A. V. Coz S th'
week, will return in January TO give lessons.
Frank Houghton of Columbus, Ohio son of tn,
Int. benjamin Hnughton of Guford, has beef
visiting relatives in that place and Brattleboro.
Cant Childs left Yesterday on trip to New
YORK and Wa. hngtOn. He will attend "A meetin,
of the Forest & Stream club in the former city.
O. E. Randall and family win move about Jan
rom the immersion farm to their house o.
Oak street Will Randall will IT main at the farm
.u1 In ~ a
official visit to tn state prison at windsor. IN
asylum al Waterbury and ;he house Of correctlo
at Rutland.
Mrs VIII Willard returned from New Yor
Tuesday having sp mt about three weeks there
Sh.. was called to New York to attend he funera
of friend
Mrs Miuna Bishop Of New Haven, Conn, is wit
her parents Mr., and Mrs john kettlng sr''l"r
visit of two or three weeks MIR. Bishop spel
Sunday here.
Harry George, who was so severely burned b
the powder explosion three months ago. was ADJ
TO SIT up and be about the room on cTuIches Inl
week for the III ST Tine
Mrs. q. b. Ramsey's friends paid her surpris
visit at her home on Harris place Monday nlgh
The company carried with them handsoh
chair and bountful refreshments.
Miss Amy punklee began to teach the wintt
term Of school at Wlliamsville Monday after
vacation of two W. eks Miss Susie Kirwan agai
has charge of the school in district No o.
An interesting deaf.mute party was held I
South Londonderry on IhanksRlvihg gay Wlt
Mrs Emma Bastion (accnn panied 10y her thlt
children MISS Maggie Nolan and Fred Boosht
of Brattleboro and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Cnlllya
of Jamaica spent the day with Mr.. ana Mr.
i Nj Burbee, and all were very enJoyably ente
tanned.
George A. Arms is preparing TO erect thr'
story brick block on FEDERAL street in Greenhel
Mr. Arms began to learn the art pre'eIvatlv.
The Phoenix Office years ago, but on account
moor eyrsipht was Obliged TO give up the wor
He then went t. Greenfield and learned the mar
nd il M
men and largest real estate owners ia that plac