Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-25
Miss Mary Barber is seriously III.

Leslie Bennett moved into his new house
on Atkinson street last week.
T. f. O'Brien attended the Democratic
celebration at Montpelier Monday.
H. A. Titns and family of Somervile
Mass, spent Thanksgiving day with J. c.
Day.
Madam Williams and Miss Williams are
with Mrs. W. p. Wentworth in Newton.
Mass
Bishop Bissell will visit Emmanuel church
and administer confirmation next Monday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. f. X. Woods of Greenfield,
Mass, passed Thanksgiving day with Mrs.
O. F. Woods
Mrs. Chas. G. Smith of Boston is with
her mother, Mis-. n. II. FAIR, who is i'll
with nervous prostration.
Contrary to the usual custom the public
schools are to keep this year on the Friday
following Thanksgiving.
O. l.. Perham has begun the erection Of
new dwelling between his former resi-
dence and that of O. II. Whitman.
Mrs. Frank Butterfed and Miss Esther
Butterfield of Washington, d. c., have
been visiting Mrs. O. d. Gray this week,
Rev Mr. Day OF Pratteboro preached in
the Congregational church Sunday, eN-
changing with Rev. j. Ellsworth Fullerton.
II. O. johnson went Wednesday to
Lebanon, n. H., to attend the funeral of
an aunt, who died there very suddenly
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. S. F. Goodridge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert p. bancroft have closed their
summer residence on Westminster street,
and returned to Brooklyn last week.
Misses Fannie Chapman and Addie Ian
don gave a ''senses party TO about twenty
of their friends at the residence of J. II.
Chapman on Atkinson street last evening.
T. B. Ryan, formerly in the office of the
Fitchburg railroad, now in Mexico, has re-
Gently been promoted to chief clerk of the
freight department of the Mexican Central
railroad.
Chas. Reed was arrested while picking
the pockets of a man at the station Thurs
day night He was brought before Justice
Swain, and not being able to pay his fine
was sent to Rutland for four months.
O. f. Morgan and O. Day, who were for
year or two III the paper business in
Loudville Conn, have leased paper mill
at Haverhill, n. H., and took possession
two weeks ago. They will manufacture
MANILA and colored tissue paper,
F. L. Amadon and wife went to Ian
caster, n. H., last Saturday for a few
weeks stay in their new home. He leaves
his business here for the present in charge
of a clerk. II is not his intention to sell
his residence on School street, but he will
rent it.
The rendering of shamrock and Rose
by the young people of the Catholic sOcie-
", given in the opera house last evening"
was successful in every way and creditable
TO each one taking part in it. The fund
for the parochial dwelling was increased a
handsome amount by the proceeds.
Miss Harriet A. Mead, who died in Fitch
burg October %, left 5000 10 the Episcopal
church here OF this amount $500 is to be
used as a permanent fund for parish ex-
penses, and the remainder added TO the
cemetery fund Miss Mead was for fifty
years member of the church,
meeting of the state executive com
mittee of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held here
Monday noon, which was largely attended
by members from all parts of the state.
Arrangements were made for the prOsecu-
ton of the work of the state for the coming
year.
George A. Weston received a telegram
Saturday telling him of the more unfavOr-
able condition of his wife, who is still at
Las Vegas, her physician asking that she
be taken 10 her home. Mr.. Weston, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Phelps, left for