Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-29
PERSONAL.

work Wednesday.
Charles Prescott is visiting in Worccs-
ter. and Athol, Mass.
II. o. Coolidge has been visiting at his
old home in Felchville.
O. D. Perry of Syracuse, n. Y, is the
| guest of J. l.. Knowlton
NJ. f. Sears and wife of IIolyoke, Mass,
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Pratt is now at Chicago on her
way back from Minneapolis.
II. b. Chamberlain is out after a two
weeks struggle with the grip.
Fred Kaye is to finish his work as clerk
at Pullen Bros tomorrow.
Miss willard, the milliner, has gone to
! Philadelphia for a short stay.
William j. LAWN and Mrs. Mary Howe
LAWN have been at home this week.
F.. A. Powers is still confined to the house
with his leg in a plaster of paris cast.
Mr.. and Mrs y. b. Sherman of Charles
town, n. H., visited in town last week.
Miss Minnie Flagg goes today to New
York to take course in shorthand study.
Mrs. Minna Bishop of New Haven,
Conn, has been at her fathers for several
days.
Conductor James Williams of New Lon
don has greeted his BrattlebOro friends this
week.
Mrs. Olive Sargent has returned from
Chester where she has been caring for her
sister.
Miss Grace Hldreth succeeds Miss Cook
as stenographer in the office of Haskins IL
Stoddard.
d. F. Bracket had two fingers lacerated
on moulding machine at the Estey shops
this morning.
Miss Mollie Austin went to her home in
West Berlin Monday She expects to re-
turn in March.
Marshall Stearns Of Mortified, Mass,
and his daughter, Miss Rose are visiting a
f. II. Smiths.
Merrill Adams froze his face while at
work getting out ice at the paper mill pond
on Wednesday.
+. L. Cook was called to North Spring
field, this state, on Monday, his mother be-
ing seriously ill.,
Pullen Brothers will move into their
new house next week, the repairs being
nearly completed.
Hon. 5. \. Smith returned last night
from Camden, y. j., where he has been i'll
for several weeks.
Miss Jennie Baldwin of Fitchburg, Mass.
has been spending a few days this week at
Julius Whineys.
Seth Stone has moved from l. d. Rice's
house on Cedar street to the Liscom house
on Western avenue.
Tom Atkins of Worcester, Mass. accom-
panied by friend came Tuesday for visit
of a week with relatives.
\ party of l. couples from Brattleboro
took in the Unitarian fair at Mortified,
Mass, last Friday evening.
Twelve members of the Estey Guard at
tended the military ball at Greenfield,
Mass, last Friday evening.
Harry 5. Reed of Westfeld. Mass. was
here this week to attend the wedding of his
sister. Miss Josephine Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. F. \. Phelps are to return
from Boston about February Il to occupy
their farm beyond the asylum.
Charles Clifton has left the employ of
Austin Miller, and is undecided as to which
Of several offers he will accept.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Ward came up from
Ncsitrd. Mass, Saturday Mrs. Ward
VIII remain here for some time.
Uncle Jimmie Ferriter has been released
from the asylum and is now a familiar fig
ure on the streets as in former days.
Arthur f. Carpenter of the Northwest
ern Lie insurance company. who is locat-
ed at Boston, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Croker and Chas. Rice were
called to Newtane yesterday to attend the
funeral OF their mother, Mrs. Nelson Rice.
Russell Roberts of Northampton. a for
mer resident of Guilford and a Brattleboro
real estate owner, was in town yesterday
Edward Marshall of Jamaica was the bow
who had one finger smashed while couplinG
cars at Nilliamsville last week Thursday,
Mrs W. 5. Barrows of Hinsdale is car
ing Tor her sister, Mrs. Joseph Simonds
who is seriously ill with catarrhal bronchi,
tbs.
Fred Cressy scored one of the best hunt
my records OF the season on Monday,
ridges. POI
Rev. Lewis Grout of the West village
VINO has been confined to his house by IN
ness lor nearly TWO months, is now able to
be out.
Clarence Carpenter has been in Boston
TINS week to buy the chairs and fixtures
I0r his new barber shop at the Brooks
House. o0N'
Judge Wheeler has been in Boston this
week To act as referee in a case in which
me Boston a Maine railroad company are
interested. pony "''
Linn ID. Taylor went to Boston on SAT
urday and Grey Estey returned with him
lor short vacation from the Institute of
Technology, "
Christie Crowel's birthday last Sunday
was recognized by visit of friends from
lhe Mt. Hermon school and the seminary
at Mortified
MI; ana Mrs John l.. Knowlton. Mr..
ana Mrs. John c. Adams. and Mr. and
MIS- John Dufiicy have returned from their
wedding trips. ''0iii ''ieii
lhaddeus ). Ashcraft, longtime and
prominent resident of Guilford died YES
ierGay at the age of S. The funeral win
be held on Sunday
IL Is reported that Rev. r. w TIp,op
now OF Concord, n. H., has received a cali
TO large Massachusetts parish. and that
he VIII probably accept.
Miss Clara johnson is now with no..
mother, at their Elm street home ST. g.
much improved mentally. but her nbysioaI
health is still impaired
y Charles Sherman has returned from
Aeehe ana resumed work at the Carpenter
~, ~ S San company factory. His brother is
visiting him this week.
Mrs NJ, II. Toomey of BROOKLYN. ny
arrived a, here last night, being called home
~ Ile serious condition of her mother.
MRS Catherine Sullivan.
Inc houses of Mrs John Wells and