Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-12-15
PERSONAL.

Theodore Kirkland has been at home
this week.
A. +. Milleris on business trip through
the county.
Marshall w. Bingham is critically IN
with pneumonia.
Dr. Pratt knows how it is himself. The
grip has got him.
!. c. Newton was up from Fishers Is
land over Sunday.
Louis Ellis is clerking at Starkey & Co.'S
during the holidays.
Henry A. Wadsworth, the truss manu-
facturcr, is critically i'll.
c. J. Dorm has returned to Boston, aft
er being here two weeks.
Miss Christina Goodall goes to Boston to
remain during the holidays.
Alfred Warren of Florence, Mass, will
spend the holidays at home.
Mrs George E. Greene is visiting her
brother in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. E. E. Blood has nearly recovered
from an attack of the measles.
A. f. Wood is making a business trip
by team for Robbins & Cowles.
Catherine Ferriter is learning the tailor
ess trade at Young Il Knowton's.
Michael Higgins was very low Sunday,
but since then has been improving.
Chas. w. Durham was in Boston Mon
day and Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. Julia Nation goes to Springfield,
Mass, today to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Freligh have moved
to Mr.. Vinton's house on Green street.
Ralph Chamberlain, son of j. H. Cham
berlain, is seriously i'll with the measles.
Lucien Howe is in New York this week
to attend the presentations of grand opera.
w. c. Carpenter is away on a business
trip through New York and Pennsylvania.
Miss Josie Foster is home from Pitts
field, Mass, after a three weeks vacation
Margaret Bowler went to Palmer, Mass,
yesterday to spend two weeks with her sis
ter.
Ashley Stone of Hinsdale, well known
here and in Wilmington, is reported to be
failing.
Mrs. DR.. Pierce of Springfield, Mass,
was a guest at the Roberts Foster wedding
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher and Miss Helen
Fletcher returned from West Newton,
Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Smith of Cheshire, Conn,
and Miss Stella Boutwell, are guests of
Mrs. l.. A. Fales.
Will Collins is credited with writing the
holiday article for the Springfield Republi-
can of Thursday.
Herbert Eddy, formerly assistant post
master at Rutland, begun work as clerk at
the Brooks House.
Mrs. Andrew Horton is in Springfield
Mass, to spend the holidays with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maynard.
Mrs. Fred Tuthil and daughter Lizzie
went to Boston yesterday to remain for
few days with friends.
George Harrington's family are having
a siege with the grip, his wife, mother and
two children being i'll.
William Brown has begun running fish
and oyster cart, making trips Wednesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays.
Harry Hodgkins will leave Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Fla, where he will spend the
winter with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks have moved
from High street to their recently purchas-
ed house on Oak street.
EuMdIu DdllhSs WIN was hhONhNh hONh
by team two weeks ago, is improving,
but is still unable to walk.
John Fits, an elderly man who has
lived alone on the old camp ground, went
to the town farm this week.
Willard Fisher has moved from the Pit
kin house on Western avenue to the Chas.
Bemis house on the Putney road.
Miss Maude Wescott, who has been with
Miss A. NJ. Hall during the fall and winter
season, went to her home yesterday.
Denny O'Neill, the ball player, is recov-
ering from his long attack of illness at his
home in Holyoke, and is now able to sit
up.
Maurice Austin, John Griffin, James
Boyce and John Long have gone to Athol,
Mass, to work on the interior finish of a
fine house.
Mrs. G. W. Hubbard arrived Tuesday
from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and is
now the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. M. c.
Richardson.
0. E. Druy of Springfield, Mass, was
in town overaSunday. His mother, Mrs;
Mary Whitaker of Wardsboro, returned
with him Monday.
Leon Marion, of the Brooks House bar
Der shop, Will resume MS ola posltloi aO
S. A. Smiths & Co.'S, working in the bar
Der shop Saturday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Sears of Holyoke
have been in town for few days, called
here by the serious illness of Mr.. Sears
mother, Mrs. Michael Sears.
Will Bond has finished work at George
f. Greene's drug store, his years engage
ment being ended. He will go to New
York next week for visit.
A. w. Childs, G. F. R. JENNIE and L. D.
Taylor will attend the meeting OF Life
Underwriters at Rutland today. There
will be banquet in the evening.
Mrs. A. j. Morse suffered partial par
alytic shock on Sunday. Mr.. Morse
daughter, Mrs. NJ. l. Reed OF Vernon ha'
been. caring for her during the week.
Mrs. Martin of Bridgeport, Conn, and
her son, Mr.. Stetson, who is employed at
Coleman's barber shop, have moved into
Mrs. II. H. joys house on Canal street.