Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-26
PERSONAL.

John Fcrriter is handling the ribbons for
Coolidge.
Frank Hasl,ins is at work in Holden Il
Co.'S store.
John Peterson is spending few days in
New York.
George Sumner recently left Brattleboro
for Boston
Mrs. Joseph Dutton is i'll with muscular
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. o. p. Smith gave tea
Monday night
Mrs. Deborah Hunt is very i'll with
heart difficulty.
A. NJ Bosworth is bound to be in style
he has the grip.
Fred L. Simpson went to New York
Wednesday morning.
James Hooker has been home from Yale
college for few days.
George Shattuck is now at work as clerk
at the American House.
Miss Alice Veet has gone to Rockville,
Conn, to visit her sister.
Michael Austin of Springfield is here
for week with his parents.
Miss Nettie Harris is visiting her sister,
Mrs. King at Shushan, y. Y.
f. d. Wilson has been in West Rutland
this week, called there by business.
Adiutant Lilis and wife of Rutland
have been in town briefly this week
a. :. Hubbard and Charles Richardson
spent Monday and Tuesday in Boston.
f. Il. Dickinson has leased the Dalton
place on Asylum street for another year
Otis Edgarton has returned from Spring
HalJ hut vi nj n
Miss Minnie Doolittle has returned from
Fall River, Mass, where she has spent the
winter.
Judson Stafford came home from Green
field Wednesday, and is now i'll with the
mumps.
J. G.. Martin, Esq, of Manchester Cen
tire spent yesterday with his brother, Hon.
j. L. Martin.
Mrs. j. NJ. Drown has returned from
Hinsdale, where she has been at work for
several weeks.
Walter Sturgis has been home from
Worcester Mass. where he is proprietor
of barber shop.
F. l.. Childs has rented the Bennett
house ON South Main street, and will move
into it April LIST.
Arthur Starr of Chicago and W. A.
Faulkner of Boston have been at Mrs. p.
/ Stars this week.
/ Mrs. VIM. f. Patch was called to Groton,
/ Mass, yesterday on account of the critical
/ illness of her father.
II. G.. Clark is the owner of one more
/ yoke of choice oxen, bought recently of
/ Mr.. Torrey of Jamaica.
Elmer Sherman, who has been visiting
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other places, has returned.
Geo. f. Gray of Boston was here to at
tend the military ball, also Charles Whit
comb of Amherst college.
Miss Toman ssrf11r%zvap0ffs, Mimi, is
here for visit of some length with her
aunt, Mrs. +. ID. Whitney.
Miss Alice Whitney of Rutland came
Saturday and returned Wednesday, visiting
with Mrs. Emerson Gibson.
Lawyer George b. Hit was admitted as
an attorney to the United States district
court at Burlington Tuesday.
Will Martin is in town, having come on
from Boston with Howard White, who is
on his way back to Fechville,
John Stafford has been seriously i'll thi,
week, having suffered relapse after par
italy recovering from the grip.
Claude Freligh, Miss Jessie Orton and
Miss Lillian Hale of Keene sang in concert
at HinSdalc last Friday evening.
W. G. Morris, an experienced bother
from Concord, y. H., began work for
c. II. Eddy n Co. Tuesday.
l.. y. Sprague, as deputy marshal, is il
attendance upon the session of the United
States district court at Burlington.
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February term of the United States distric
court, now in session at Burlington.
Mrs G.. IL. .Jefts has returned to tn,
Brooks House after an absence of severa
months with her relative in Saratoga.
Mrs Deacon button had a very bad at
tack Tuesday afternoon, and no hopes ar,
, entertained of her recovery from this il
, turn.
Edward Leitsinger and Gerry Messer g,
to Keene, y. H., Monday night to pla,
with Turner'S orchestra from Orange
Mass.
DIR. Holton, as the Windham count,
: member of the Republican state committee
attended the meeting at Montpelier las
night.
, Oscar Benson has been home for brie
, visit He is now employed in the hOm
Office of an insurance company in New
York city.
DeWese Dewitt moves from j. l.. Mar
? tins house on Chaplin street to Mr.. Sci
: leck's house on High street, where c. O
Robbins has lived.
George Sawyer, who suffered an attacl
of typhoid fever which has incapacitate
e him for work for more than five months, /
now able to be out.
< Col. VIM c.. Holbrook and daughte
have been i'm town for a short stay. Col
HolbrOok has recently been elected pres
ii dent of the 10th army corps.
: A. f. Waite, who has been housed b
5 illness for the past two months, went t
i Boston Tuesday, accompanied by +. NJ
q Waite, to consult a specialist
= Mrs. Burlingame and her daughter Amy
who came here from Meriden, Conn, an
who have been visiting with Mrs. Clarenc
Stockwell, will return on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrett of Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting here brief,
Saturday evening Mr.. Barrett's sister, Mr.,
II. f. Brooks, gave a delightful party.
4 Clifford Wright, youngest son of Dea
K A. II. Wright, now of Worcester Mass
. has recently been critically i'll with a
Y attack of rheumatism of the heart, but
n now recovering.
: Charles l.. Boyden, formerly of BrattlC
5 boro and Putney, was married on Monda
y of last week at Barre, to Lizzie Baird {
II Waitsfeld. Mr., Boyden now lives
II Springfield, Mass.