Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-05
PERSONAL.

leo. Ii. burns IS OUT again dllti uclHS .
housed for few weeks.
A. V. Cox is back at his store after an
absence of several weeks.
A. L. Dion went to Worcester Mass,
yesterday to spend week.
Mrs. 5. w. Kimball is spending the week
with her brother at Chester.
w. L. Combs is at Waterford, n. Y, on
a business trip of few days.
D. W. Tenney has sold his house on
Elm street to Harry Emerson.
Miss Ola l.. Prouty of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting at G. G.. Whitney's.
Mrs. II. p. Smith of New York is with
her daughter, Mrs. f. Starkey
Capt. Childs has had relapse of grip
and has been quite i'll this week.
"A rising young manager is what the
Sporting Life calls j. j. O'Neill.
Mrs Dan Dutton of Amherst, Mass, has
spent the week here with relatives.
Principal Horne entertains the High
school graduating class this evening
Fuller Battery voted in three new mem
bers at the regular meeting Tuesday even
ing.
f. l.. Parker has been to Newport, y.
H., this week on business trip of a few
days.
n. II. White has so far recovered from
his recent injuries as to be about the
streets
l. H. Knight and wife are here from
Suffield, Conn, stopping with Mr.. Knights
parents.
The second division of the High school
hold class meeting at Harmony hall this
evening.
A. L. Webster has moved from 7.
Judges house on Vernon street to so Eli
OF street.
Elmer Monroe is again home from Wor-
cester, Mass, on account of the illness of
his wife,
Geo. H. Harris has moved from "a Pros
pect street to \. II. Whites house at 80
High street.
Mr.. Markham and Miss Cotton are to
give concert at Grand Army hall Satur-
day evening.
Fred Burnham of Chicopee, Mass, came
yesterday for a visit at his brother-in-law
d. j. Morans.
Chas Clark left Saturday for Barre,
where he has a position in McWhorters
clothing store.
Miss Perigo returned from Brockport,
n. Y, last Friday, her mother being some
what improved.
Miss f. b. Rowland is quite i'll and her
cousin Mrs. Knight of Providence, r. l.,
is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Combs are to begin
housekeeping next week in Miss Benefits
house on Green street.
Mrs. j. ID. Sheldon went to Hartford,
Conn, today for two months stop with
her sister, Mrs. Billings.
J. NJ. Allen, who recently returned from
Minnesota, has reCntered the employ OF
the Estey Organ company.
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of Clark street,
whose critical illness was announced last
week, is somewhat improved.
Mrs J. G. Ulery of Someryille, Mass,
is at Miss Helen Chambers on Green
street for a stay of some weeks.
Brattleboro friends will be glad to know
that Rev. W. ). Smithers, who has been
critically i'll at Barre, is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carey of New
York and +. j. Carey of Fitchburg, Mass,
have been at Edmund Carey this week.
Miss Lulu Elmer was housed by illness
last week and Mrs. Fred Swift took hel
place as teacher of the Esteyvile school
The members of the High school classes
of '92 and '93 held a delightful meeting
and dance at Harmony hall Wednesday
evening.
Chas. Deyo goes to Springfield, Mass
next week'to work in a hotel, and Herbert
Boyle is to take his place at George b
Whites.
John Strand had the flesh torn off the
first two fingers of his right hand while
handling a tin-lined box at the Estey shop:
last Friday.
Walter G. Carpenter of the Carpenter
Organ company is away on business triI
of few weeks through New York anC
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Julius Timson visited her husband
at his new place of business at Claremont
n. H., last week, whittier she will go tC
live next spring.
John A. Davis went to Boston to attend
the funeral of Levi Timson, his uncle
whose obituary was published in The Php
nix of last week.
The excellent portrait of the late NJ. T
Van Doom, which is on exhibition in VaI
Doom & Morris's window, is the work o
Miss Bessie Van Doom.
Mrs. Nellie Temple Brigham will be il
town next week, and will speak Wednesda.
evening in the lower town hall. Ever.
body is invited to attend.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn returned yester
day from Concord, n. H., after an absenc
of few weeks. She was accompanied b
her nephew, Raymond Cavis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boyle have return
ed from their wedding trip. They are +
live for the winter with Mrs Bogle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells.
Charles Clifton, late in the employ o
Austin Miller, is to break up hOusekeepn
and 90 next week with his wife to Frank
lin Falls, n. H., where he has a position.
From the Pierre S. Oak. Capital of jar
20: "Clerk of Supreme Court Goodne
and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of
girl at the Goodner mansion this morning.
Miss Mary Sullivan, who came HON
from New Bedford, Mass, several week
ago, left on Monday for Springfield, Mass
where she has position in the Homestea
office.
w. b. Gates of Burlington, associat
editor and assistant manager of the Bul
lington Free Press, was in town this morn
ing, between two trains, accompanied b
Mrs. Gates.
Henry Haywood, who has been HON
from Rutland for few days. has gone {
New York, from whence he is to sail fC
the Bermudas, to spend some time wit
Fred l.. Howe,
E. L. Cook returned Tuesday night frol
North Springfield, where he was called La
week by the illness of his mother who's