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


W.H.Chlds was in Boston over Sunday
E. Glidden
Mr.; Ward of New York is a guest of B.
S. Balestier
Charles Chandler has moved to South
Londonderry.
Gen. Estey returned from his western
! trip Saturday.
The infant son of John Clune is i'll with
! spinal meningitis.
Miss Minnie Fagg of Boston is at home
for a short vacation.
Miss Alice Clark is in New York for a
| visit of few weeks.
c. A. Risbey of New York spent Christ
mas at II. G. Clark's.
A. Rosendeim of Boston is spending a
week at the Brooks House.
The Whist club meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ryder this evening.
Mrs. Martin Martin and Mrs. Thomas
Judge are very low.
Alderman O'Connors and P. w. Shea of
Holyoke were here yesterday
Florence Howe has been spending her
vacation in Meriden, Conn.
Mrs L. d. Greene is with her sister.
NhiS' pCO' Eluclgs Ill huJlanO.
Mr., and Mrs. II. G. Field are still ILL.,
Mrs. Fields condition is critical.
l.. w. Hawley has gone to Red Wing,
Mimi, to visit his sister, who is i'll.
Miss Abbie Prouty has been very i'll
with measles, but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray of Greenwich,
n. Y, spent Christmas at Gen Estey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson of Fitchburg,
Mass, were at DR.. BARRIERS for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f.. Warner entertained
a party at progressive whist Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Gilbert Yeaw, one of the oldest res
dents of Centreville, has been i'll with mea-
sles.
p. NJ. Baker and D. A. Martin were in
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday on business
trip.
Asa Brown, formerly employed by II.
) X. Brown, has begun work for d. p. Pres
colt.
) L. D. Greene entertained some of his
gentlemen friends at whist Tuesday
evening.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Freligh have re-
turned from Lynn, where they spent
Christmas.
2 Manager Hidden of the Bratteboro Over
t all company has been on a short western
business trip.
! Mrs. f. W. Childs and daughter are
, visiting in Chester. Maj. Chids was there
for Christmas.
: Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bolander gave a
r dinner party to few of their young friends
Christmas night.
= Herbert and Mrs. Boyle have returned
0 from Manchester, this state, where they
spent few weeks.
t Miss Julia Davis, teacher in the public
schools at Hinsdale, is spending her yaca-
tion at Sidney Farr's.
5 Clarence NJ. Miller was up from New
= York to spend Christmas with his mother
at the Brooks House.
: Miss Allethaire Chase of Louisville, KY,
t who is a student in a New York school, is
a guest at Gen. Estey's.
k Mrs. w. G. Shaffner has been called to
d Jamaica on account of the serious illness
of her father, Mr. Clark.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Holden entertained
n a company of % relatives at their Elm
street home Christmas evening.
T. The Northwestern Miller of Minneapolis
n issue of Dec %, publishes portrait of j,
/ O. Frost, of Boston and Vernon.
George Powers and family of Brooklyn
well-known summer residents, are making
u visit of several days at the Brooks House
~ Mrs. Abbie f. Whitney, who has lived al
- Ed Fosters on Organ street, has gone tC
Troy, n. Y, where she will make hel
W home.
s. Ernest Perry entertained a few friends
ID at whist Friday evening. The prizes were
won by Mrs. W. II. Bracket and George
4 b. Hit.
al C. c. Houghton, one of ~ ,eadin!
&c business men of Worcester, Mass, has beer
here to visit his brother, Samuel Houghton
who is i'll.
=, Miss Kate Calvin returned to her hom
10 10 in Middlebury Saturday after spending tw'
10 or three months here with her brother
John Calvin.
y, R. NJ. Crosby of New York and Mis-
W Crosby of Concord, n. H., were here T.
III spend Christmas with their mother at tn
d Brooks House.
a. IN H. NJ. Cook of the Mill Wood farm a
III birmingham, Mass, who had been a
su home at Chesterfield, n. H., for few days
It returned Monday.
George Cakes has gone to Holyoke thi
IS week. 1t is understood that the charg
er against him, under which he was requires
a to furnish bonds, will be dropped.
q James Collopy, the old BTattleboro thlr
N baseman, who has been playing in the Cal
le iforna league, has signed with the Gran,
g. Rapids team of the Western league for 1894
= The choir of st. Mchaels Episcopa
church sang at Rudyard Kiplng's Sunda
afternoon. They were invited there b
., Mrs. Kipling as surprise to her husband
I'LL Mrs. W. H. Adams was in Springfield
Mass, Christmas; j. j. O'Neill at hi
re home in Holyoke; A. b. Stone and d. 6
Morris at Northampton; John Quinn i
tie Keene.
re j. H. Stearns, the owner of Woodsid
IS. cottages, Russell Parker and son, C. G
ne Street, jr., and Harry Street, all summe
n visitors at Woodside, have been here thi
week.
ne These members of the Estey Guard hay
of qualified as sharpshooters: Lieut.. Haigll
SIS Sergeant Curtin, Musician knight, Pr
n. Yates II. French, c. L. Cobb, Geo Bul
g, roughs, Fred Cressy, Fred Hopkinson.
T.; Mrs. Susie Frances Allen Burt, wife G
IN Frank H. Burt, court stenographer TO
or Norfolk and Plymouth counties, died a
y; her home in Newton, Mass, Friday fror
IS pneumonia. Mr.. Burt is the son OF Henr