Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20
PERSONAL.

carl Uollender went to Boston Monday. |
WIN Bond has been sick with tonsiltis
for several days
CT. Smith has given up his position at
the Estey shops.
The Misses Moore of Greenfield spent
Sunday in town
Mrs Parker of Kcene, n. H., is visiting |
al f. l.. Putnams.
Mrs DR.. Pratt has been i'll with tonsili- ,
lis for a week past.
Mai. f. w. Childs and wife are in Bos-
ton for a few days
r. ). Childs has returned from his ex-
tended western trip.
Iohn Roess started yesterday on an ex-
tended southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Wellman are spend
ing a few days in New York.
p. j. Manlcy of Burlington greeted his
Brattleboro friends yesterday.
Melvin Stickney is clerking in the gro
c,ry store of II. w, Simonds.
Julius Mason and Allyn Crosby returned
,o Dartmouth college this week.
Miss Alice Neet is spending a few days
with friends in Leominster, Mass.
Franklin Head closes his school in Hal
ifaX with an exhibition this evening.
Mrs. Shea, mother of Daniel Shea, is
critically i'll at her home on Reed hill
Miss Kate Corbett of st. Adams is the
cucst of her sister, Miss May Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Ranney of Boston
were at the Brooks House over Sunday.
sherman McQuaide fell from his milk
wagon Monday, badly injuring one knee.
c. l.. Shattuck came from New York
Monday night, where he had spent a week.
+. G. Leitsinger is to assist the Ameri-
can band of Claremont in its series of con-
certs.
e.. A. Hines is in the north part of the
state to look after some public affairs for
GOV. Fuller
Miss Belle Emerson has so far recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever as to be
out this week.
Mrs. John Davis fell down the stairs in
Crosby block yesterday, but sustained only
slight injuries.
Mrs. NJ. w. Stickney and her daughter
returned Wednesday after visit of three
weeks IN New York.
Mrs. c. A. Trip gives a card party this
evening in honor of her sister, Mrs. Gibbs,
Of Glens Falls, \. Y.
Merrill Ward returned to Tufts divinity
school Tuesday, having recovered from an
attack of the measles.
R. c. Cressy went to Westminster Tues
day ito attend the Brunswick Fur clubs
fourth annual fox hunt.
Miss Susie Kirwan, and Walter Gilbert
Of Putney have been engaged to sing in the
Unyersalist choir the coming year.
Miss Florence Burlingame has entered
the employ of The Phoenix job office, and
will work in the folding department.
D. b. Stedman returned to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday after visit of several days
with his parents at West Brattleboro.
The members of the Trump club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carpen-
ter at the Brooks House last evening.
o. F. Bennett of Dummerston and Miss
Margaret Miller of this place were quietly
married Wednesday by Rev. c. o. Day.
4 large party of Brattleboro Swedes en-
ioyed sleighride Saturday evening to
Hinsdale, where they participated in a
dance. 10
Mrs. Matthias Schildmiler and her four
children, who went to Germany last June,
have returned. arriving in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
urhhord ,yas in Neu York Ros.
,o,, and Snr;ma6o,J last weeL arran aino
to %,a pI,i,,9, ~ III ,,o,,, go ~ etbe
latter city.
Grand Master l.. J. Retting is making
official visits to the Odd Fellow lodges in
Niddleburv. Richford. Swanton. Barre and
St, Adams this week.
A.. pon,o,, c,o,r lo,, Ivodrosdo, for O
vs;t ,r;th "' hoy da%ah,er NJ CIemertS :"
Brooklyn, n. Y. Mrs. Starr will be gone
several weeks and perhaps months.
AZ. Atwood of The Phoenix Job office
who nnderwent a critical oneration several
weeks 400 is able 70 he about this week
and will return to his work in few DAYS
Me- coroh Clorl, and ME- NH, Cross,
leave today for visit of few days in Bos
ton. During their absence Carl Henke
will act as operator at the telephone eX
change.
Charles Child anneared on the stree
Yesterday for tho first time in nine weeks
having been housed during that periof
bv an iniurv to his foot received at Tn,
Phoenix job Office,