Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-12-29
PERSONAL.

II. UrQuhart is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Geo. |. Bishop is housed by illness.
AZ. sophia Van Doom is also on the
sick list
- l.. Clary has been more comfortable
thi, week
St. Adams
~ Miss Susie Houghton and her mother
are seriously i'll.
lanes Connor of Holyoke, son of Maur-
lee Conner, is here.
Miss Hough worked in Little 30 store
during the holidays.
Mrs. W. H. Adams of Springfield, Mass,
hos been here this week.
The sisters of st. Joseph are at Rutland
Cor two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Lyons of Greenfield, Mass,
was here briefly this week.
Ircien Howe is in Boston and New York
tbis week on a business trip.
About so couples attended the dance at
tbs Vernon House Friday night
lanes Grimley has moved from 50 Chest
mt street to West DummerstOn.
Mrs. VIM. Patch spent the holidays in
Groton. Mass, with her mother
F. W. Harlow has been in Winchendon,
Mass. this week for brief visit.
Miss Hulda Kelsey went Thursday to
Westfeld. Mass, for a months visit.
H. f. Taylor was called to Boston We'd
resday to attend the funeral of a cousin.
George Knowlton has his house on South
Canal street nearly ready for occupancy.
Mrs. b. NJ. Switzer has this week visited
here with her mother, Mrs D. S. Angler.
Mrs. Chas. o. Robbins entertained a
marty of friends on Christmas night.
The sportsmen were envious of George
Fl Wilson Monday, when he captured sleek
fox
Miss Ethel Dalton has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs b. S. Rlistier during the holi-
days
Harry Stedman of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his grandparents at West Brattle-
4 boro.
Willis Barnes, the West Randolph pho
tographer, is calling on friends here this
week.
Ralph Cudworth is the guest of hi:
. brother, Henry j. Cudworth, at Hartford
Conn.
Harry Cooley, ex-clerk at the Brook:
House. has returned to his home in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Ella Newman and Miss Minnie
Brasor 90 tomorrow to Boston for a vsi
with friends.
Miss Stella f. Boutwell,, who has beer
visiting Mrs L. A. Fales, went Tuesday t.
. Cheshire, Conn.
-, y,.,l NT,,lt, 10,
from a two weeks visit with her daughte
in Melrose, Mass.
Mis-, Mary Higgins returned to Lake
port, y. H., Tuesday, after spending TIVE
weeks in BrattlebOro.
Theodore Kirkland, who has been a
home since Dec. l, is out after ten days
wreste with the grip.
Fred Crosby will come for few day
from Boston before returning to the Dart
mouth medical school.
Clifton Sherman of the Hartford Cou
rier, with his wife and children, spen
Christmas with relatives here.
J. A. Wallen has gone to New YorI
with three of w. II. Minors horses an
will return with two speedy ones.
c. L. Howe had a cash cut in his hea
and sustained severe bruises by fall o.
the rear door step at his home Sunday.
Denny O'Neill has recovered from hi
long illness and will resume the study c
law in the Office of Lawyer Brooks of IIo
yoke next week.
Miss Carrie Shattuck has been home fc
a few days from the Westfeld normi
school, from which she is soon to gradual,
She returned Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Goodrich returns to-morro
to Boston. Miss Frances Wallace of Boz
ton, who has been visiting friends here an
in Putney, accompanies her.
Ralph Mighill, son of the Rev. Mr.. Migl
i'll who was pastor of the Congre -,a.ion
church here years ago, was guest at Nil
Lucretia Waite's Christmas.
Frank Dunklee came Saturday frol
Sangerties, N. Y, where he has bee
packing j.. B. Randolrs knitting need
machinery for shipment to Brattleboro.
f. Wales, accompanied by his son Harr
went to Claremont Monday, for tN
weeks stay. Mrs. Wales will join The
Monday and remain till after the Kirmes
Miss Minnie Lennox has returned frol
Springfield, Mass, where she has been
for some time. She is now much improve
in health, and will reGnter school at IL
beginning of next term.
The Boston Globe of Sunday said: "Mi
Grace Joy White, the 16-year-old daught,
of Mrs. Sally Joy White, has developed
literary talent remarkable in a girl of h
years. The stories she has already write
are wonderfully clever and of uniql
flavor which makes them simply charmin
She is extremely pretty and very winnir
in manner"
Christmas Guests.
Mr. and Mrs Smith of Chaster were vii