Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-03
PERSONAL.

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IT,. !. NJ. Allen is critically i'll.
tobn Anderson is in Boston for week.
p. clark of Ware, Mass, was in town
d dncsday.
|7roh Guild has entered the employ of
IA. Titus.
III IIenkel has entered the store of E. A.
srScy rs clerk.
H.. DR.. Pratt entertains the Trump
In this evening.
i G.. Ullery is on business trip
.fough the state.
Ayalter F. Goddard has been in Barre,
S.. briefly this week.
Ayiu Taft is at the home of his father,
Apicl Taft at Taftsville.
Mrs A. A. Tayler went to Boston Satur-
u for medical treatment.
Miss Gertie Miller has spent the week
IN her sister in Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Sidney Miner entertains lady friends
I'm seven-hand euchre this evening.
Mrs Frank Crosby of Boston is with her
1ronts. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Doolittle.
NIr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Briggs of Clare
I'M have been at DR.. Gales this week.
Mrs. seymour Scott of Lyons, N. Y, is
d guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. o. Alvord.
ICol. Taylor returns tomorrow, after
BENDING four weeks at Montreal and st.
Ebans
Miss Carrie B. Mann of Lowell Mass,
i the guest of her cousin, Mrs. G. p.
pencer.
4 The High school class of '99 will be en-
Rrained by Principal and Mrs. Horne this
Bening.
Miss Bridget Long is spending two weeks
sith her brother, Rev. Father Long, at
Proctor.
Misses Carrie Shattuck and Jennie Stod-
ard returned Tuesday to Westfield nor
BAL school.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler, who has been Sc
sously i'll with muscular rheumatism, is
ow improving.
J. J. Fenton and wife of Bellows Falls
kere here yesterday, en- route from visit
b Massachusetts,.
Ralph Chamberlain was summoned to
killiamstown, Mass, Tuesday, his father
being seriously i'll.
Ned Clark of Springfield, Mass, has
Been greeting his BrattlebOro and West
chesterfield friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. billiard returned
Saturday from their trip to Wallingford,
Albany and New York.
Stuart Frost, the young son of Z. g..
Frost, is now improving, and hopes are en-
Iertained of his recovery.
1, ...., w D;oroo ,,,os oo1lad m pa1nar
Mass, Wednesday on account of the criti-
al illness of his brother.
A party of about % poung people are
Blaming for sleighride to the hotel at
chesterfield Monday night.
Miss Rose Stewart is home for time
rom the Boston hospital where she has
been undergoing treatment.
A few of the members of the High
school class of '93 gave Miss Florence Pratt
! surprise visit last evening.
O. Il. button, yard-master, sprained hi'
foot Monday while loading freight, which
has confined him to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dudley of Newton
Mass, came Friday for visit with Mrs
IDudley's father, F. p. Hopkinson.
Mrs. Perss Eames sustained badl!
|sprained ankle and ruptured blood vesse
bn her ankle by fall on the ice few day
hgo.
Dr. James Conland has been appointed
IA member of the reception committee at tn
Inauguration of President Cleveland mex
month.
George w. Pierce spoke on "The futur
of the farmer at the meeting held unde
lthe direction of the board of agriculture a
Springfield.
Col. Goulding gave lecture on eva
mcmoirs, or days at the 'front.'" before tn
students of Vermont Academy at SaXton
Riyer Friday evening.
j. L. Howard, the well-known writin
school teacher, has moved here from Put
ney, taking a tenement in the AleXande
house on Canal street.
1 George Hopkins, who went from I'll
Vermont national bank to Greenfield, ha
been offered position in the Traders nf
Etiona bank at Boston.
Miss Lulu Bracket gives mp her pos
+ ton as stenOgrapher with Crosby IL Co
this week, and hereafter will be employe
at the Peoples national bank.
Mrs. II. P. Welman returns from Ne
York tonight, and will be accompanied b
Mrs, E. \. Starkey and child, who haV
spent several months in the city.
W, S. Hardy, '93, is the new manager {
the base ball team at Mt. Hermon. Chri
tie Crowell has resigned the captaincy {
the team and Charles O'Connor is his SUI
cessor.
VIM. B. Thurber, superintendent of I'll
western division of the New England tel
phone and telegraph company, and M
Huckins of Springfield, Mass, were
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Merriam's family left Tuesda
for their new home in Hartford, Com
During their stay here Mr.. and Mrs. Me
riam have gained many warm friends, WI
will regret their departure.
The st. Adams Messenger of Saturd;
contained the following: E. F. Brooks, Il
veteran Central Vermont station agent
Brattleboro, was in town today, and mat
pleasant call at the Messenger editori
rooms"
Gen. Estey assisted in the opening exc
cses of the kirmess festival under the au
pieces of Company K of the Vermont N
uonal Guard at Bennington Tuesday eve
ing Harry Estey and ladies were seat
IN one of the boxes.
Edward Walker, formerly of SaXto
River, died Jan. 26 in Washington at d
home of his son, Fred A. Walker, formt
ly of BrattlebOro. The funeral was he
IN Washington Sunday and the boz
brought to SaXtOns River for burial