Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary V. Leavitt is i'll with typhoid
fever
Harvey Wilbur of Troy, N. y, is visit
ing here
Dr Geo. f. Gale has been housed this
week by Illness
Rev. and Mrs. F. j. Parry now room at
u,a Brooks House.
F,o1 Morse is at his home in Newport
fora short vacation.
Mrs p. X. White and daughter were in
Boston over Sunday.
+. f. Adams went on business trip to
Now York last week.
The Trump club meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. a. Robbins tonight
Can't. j. Gray Estey has been quite i'll
with tonslitis this week.
Iohn Balestier has been a guest at the
Brooks House this week.
Lawrence f. Bower of Pittsburg was
here the first of the week.
q. +. Crawford and wife of Springfield,
Mass. are with friends in town.
Mrs. Maria Lyons is ill at her home in
the Herrick Il Boyden building.
paul Holland of Worcester, Mass, has
hepn at l.. A. Elmer's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi NJ. Lawton returned
from their wedding trip last week.
Mrs. Soule is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Bement, at Easthampton, Mass.
Mrs. J. L. Ray has returned from two
months visit with her son in Boston.
7 I. Goldsmith, the Shelburne Falls
printer. has been visiting his mother
Mrs. Kate Burchard is to give an aft
ornoon tea at the Brooks House today
Mrs. II. T. Willard and Miss Jessie
Rlake returned from New York Monday.
Mfr and Mrs. VIM. Martin of Boston are
here visiting Mr.. Martins mother and sis
ter.
w. II. Bracket has been confined to the
house for week, owing to trouble with
one eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Gridley of South
Dartmouth, Mass, are guests at o. F.
Newell's.
Miss Carrie Huntley, cashier at +. X.
Barrowss store, is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
A. NJ. Bosworth of Hartford, Conn,
greeted his many friends here the first OF
the week.
George Graves has given up his job a.
Estey's and returned to his former home in
Greenfield.
Miss Stella Dalton is in Concord, n. H.
for A two weeks stay with Rev. and Mrs
F. l.. Phalen.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley has been called t.
Taftsvile on account of the serious illness
OF her father
Miss Jennie Stoddard of the norma
= ct nT, for
two weeks vacation.
Young man employed at the Dumme
farm had the end of his thumb cut OF
this week in a cutter.
Col. Goulding is to give lecture o.
"War recollections,' in the Y. NJ. c. a
course at Burlington.
Mrs. A. D. Wyatt leaves tomorrow TO
New York, where she will spend a mont
in the study of music.
Mrs. Mnna Bishop of New Haver
Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. John Retting, sr.
Fred Chickering of Greenfield, formerl
clerk with c. f. Tompson Co., ha
been in town this week.
Mrs. Collins and John Wood of Fitcl
burg, Mass, were here Monday to atten
the funeral of Mrs. Shea.
leila Edwards and Marion Simonds gay
20 of their young friends sleighride aboI
town Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Parker of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrive
in town Tuesday and has been at SpotfoT
lake with l.. r. Plummer.
Lutte, the little son of l.. w. Hawle
dislocated his shoulder by falling on II
ice while skating Saturday.
Miss Mary Carpenter of West Brattl
borO has been added to the corps of teacl
ers at North Street school.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard and Miss Annie Hal
ley went to Boston Wednesday, intendiT
to be absent but a few days.
Miss Sadie Houghton left Wednesday f
months visit with her sisters in Thorn
sonville and Meriden, Conn.
Miss Minnie Streeter came from Saug
tuch, Conn, Tuesday, where she has be-
for several weeks with her sister.
George Denyau, who has been in Mi
debury for three weeks, returns to n
work in Bakers barber shop today.
George Thompson of the mailing roo
OF the Youths Companion Office in Be
ton is at home for short vacation.
The Boston Globe of Monday contain
portrait of Capt. Stevens OF the Arlln
ton boat club, formerly of Brattleboro.
daughter was born in Chicago Sund
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ovington Ross. M
Ross was Miss Flora Dunton of Bratt
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Brigham are
occupy the tenement in j. X. Parke
house on Oak street vacated by d.
Cowles
Mrs. Chas. A. Trip gave large VIII
party Friday night to company of frien'
Refreshments were served and pril
awarded.
E. c. Crosby is in Boston attending
business in connection with the Ogdel
burg fire, which occurred two or TIN
years ago.
L, II. Stellmann, formerly foreman
the Valley Machine shop, now of We
brook, Me-, was with his family the fl
of the week.
The members of the class of '94 of
North Street school took a sleighride
Mortified Friday evening. Supper "
served at the hotel in that place.
DIR. Conland took flying pleasure t
to Norfolk, Va. He left here Saturc
oft 1. pnut,