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

washington fullrf Is out alIeT SEVERE
illness.
Frank Crosby is home from Boston fora
few days.
Mrs. n. W. Cooley is seriously i'll with
erysipelas.
S. w. Kirkland is spending few days
in Boston.
Mrs. d. NJ. Estey returned to Michigan
last Thursday.
James O'Connor of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting in town.
Charles Shattuck is in New York for
visit of a few days.
Wallace Newcomb was home from Fitch
burg, Mass, over Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Green has gone to Keene,
N. H., to spend the winter
Willard Ingram is in Fitchburg, Mass,
visiting with her children.
w. f. Patch will occupy his new home
on Wlliston street next week
Mrs. DR.. Pratt is expected to return
from Minneapolis next Tuesday.
Mrs T. A. Murphy and daughter are
visiting in Mortified, this state.
Miss Blanche Blood has returned to
town and is at Mrs. Sewall Morsc'S.
Franklin Falls, y. H., Oh Tuesday.
GOV. Holbrook is much improved and
will soon he able to be about again.
Sexton has been chosen the captain of
the Brown university base ball team
Edwin Griffin has gone to New York,
where he is TO work for a bakery firm
Charles Clark has closed his engagement
with the McWhorter clothing store at Barre
Col Haskins attended Masonic dis
trict meeting at Bennington on WedneS-
day.
Father Cunningham has been with
Father Reynolds in Bellows Falls this
week.
Pullen Brothers have moved into the
Ross White house which they recently
bought.
Mrs. w. p. Jones went to Boston on
Wednesday to visit her daughter and friends
in that city.
Postmaster Childs was at his office this
morning for the first time since suffering a
second attack of grip.
Geo. Horton and wife of Hartford, Ct,
came Tuesday night, called by the death
of Mr.. Horizons mother.
A pleasant company of Miss Perigo''
friends gave her a birthday surprise party
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Briggs of Clare
mont, n. H., spent Sunday with Mrs
Briggs's father, DR.. Gale.
VIM NJ. Cole was OH the street Tuesday
for the first time in five weeks, having
been i'll during that time.
Mrs. VIM. +. Bardwell has been called
to Albany, n. Y, on account of the crlti
cal illness of her mother
Mrs. f. II. Rogers has returned from
West Randolph, where she was called b,
the illness of her father.
Miss Georgia Houghton has resigned
her position as teacher at the High schoo
building on account of i'll health.
Col. Amos Sherman of Boston was il
town yesterday on business connected wit
the Pierce mill fire at Brookline.
Fred Knights and mother have move
from the Geddis house on Green street t
the Kathan house on High street.
The officers and members of Fuller Bal
terv are invited to the civic and mlitar
ball to be held at Bellows Falls Feb. 10.
C. TYLER went to Boston today an
will be present at the annual banquet {
the cXpressmen at Goung'S hotel to-nigh
f. +. Flagg. ir., cut his hand and wri'
quite badly by accidentally breaking pan
of glass at the Estey shops on Wednesda,
f. L. Cooper visited Burr Smith at An
herst college this week and went frol
there to Springfield. Mass, before return
ing home.
Fred S. Fisher is incapacitated for worl
having sustained an injury to his bac
while at work at the Brooks House c
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Ball are CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Messer. Mr.. Ba
is proprietor of the Ocean View House
Block Island.
b. II. Tyler, messenger of the America
express company, and Mr.. Colvin of Gree
field were in town for the masquerade la
Friday night.
Miss Jennie Duncan, who has been
with grip for two months, but has no
recovered, will open dress-making rooms
WillistOn block.
II. C. Harris has moved from DAM
Longs house on Cedar street to Mrs. Blu
pee's house at the corner of Western aven
and Cedar street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Hildreth went
Springfield, Mass, on Saturday, Mr.. II
dreth returning on Monday and Mrs. II
dreth on Thursday.
Lieut.. L. F. Shields has been disable
from work for few days, on account OF
severe cut on the hand, received while
work with a sharp chisel
Cards are out announcing the maria
of Chas. F. Sargent and Miss Katie
Clark next Tuesday at the home of \
and Mrs. f. p. Hopkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Manley
Brooklyn, n. Y, regular summer visitt
at the Park house, have been the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickinson.
H. r. Lawrence and C. II. Pratt Dire
to Sunderland Mass, on Wednesday
look over the fine horse stock owned
Chittenden & Barri at that place.
Mr. Dudley of Newton is expected
join his wife at her fathers, Mr.. Hop
sons, on Saturday, and they will RENT
until the latter part of the month.
Miss Maud Cook, who has been at We
as stenographer for Gov. Page has retu
ed to .BrattleborO, and is to spend so
time with her aunt, Mrs. Walker.
Misses Josie Foster and Emma Luz
berg, who have been home for t
weeks vacation, returned to the morn
school at Brdgewater, Mass, on Wedn
day.
Miss Minnie Fox returns from NJ
neapols this morning, where she has b,
since the Christian EndeavOr convent
last spring. She is much improved
health.
Arthur Norris of Glens Falls, n.