Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-13
PERSONAL.

p. NJ. Baker spent part of last week in
Rutland.
das Monday
Geo. w. Pierce has fine coon dog, sent
him from Indiana.
A child in the family of A. f. Pigeon is
m with scarlet fever
col Richards Bradley and j. D. Bradley
were here this week.
Mrs. f. X. Glidden is at the Brooks
House for the winter.
The two children of E. A. Chamberlain
ore IN with the measles.
81. Hawley and his daughter Ruth are
In New York this week.
Miss Minnie Winchester is in Athol,
Mass, visiting her sister
Mr.. Colburn, formerly local druggist,
has been i'm town this week.
C. NJ. c. Richardson is confined TO the
house with a spraned ankle.
Austin Miller and Albert Pullen are in
New York on business trip.
George Eels left Tuesday on a two
weeks northern business trip.
Miss Spear of Mortified, Mass, spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. d. Wyatt.
Mrs Sarah Goodnow returned from
visit in Orange, Mass, yesterday.
John Plummer started yesterday on
six.weeks' trip for Clapp & Jones.
Mrs. L. A. Dickinson of Chelsea, a rela-
tive of DR.. Webster, is visiting here.
Cbas. Lent and friend of Boston have
been at the Brooks House this week.
viii Devine returned to Springfield Sat
urlay. having been here since Christmas.
Mrs. Michael Shea, who has been criti-
cally i'll with heart disease, is now improv-
ing.
f. w. Harlow is attending to business
matters in Springfield, this state, for few
DAYS.
Miss Sadie Sheriden of Montpelier is
working as compositor at c. P. Spencer's
office.
Count and Countess de Jotemps sailed
from New York Saturday for their home
in Paris
Capt. Childs attended the meeting of the
Forest and Stream club, held in New York
this week.
G.. L. Clary and John Devine have been
at Chester this week, putting in telephone
Instruments.
Mrs w. II. Adams gave o'clock din
ner and card party to number of friends
Tuesday night.
Peter Perry had the thumb of his right
hand cut on circular saw at the Estey
shops Wednesday.
John Kelly of Bellows Falls, who is well
known here, was married Tuesday 10 Miss
Kennedy at Rutland.
Miss Hattie Clark has returned from
Barre, where she has lived with her broth
er for the past two years.
Thomas j. Lord of the Boston grocery
firm of Cobb, Bates & Yerxa is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Charles Drown.
Edward Wilson and wife were called here
from New York this week to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Wilson's father
Miss Hannah Shea of Keene, N. H., re
turned home yesterday, after visit will
her sister, Mrs. Angelo Gorborino.
Miss Anna Hanley is i'll and her place a.
stenographer at the Carpenter organ fac
tory is taken by Miss Dora Mitchell.
Mrs. Clark Marshall returned to he
home in Rutland Friday, after spending
several days with Mrs. o. r. Howe.
Claude Freigh met with an acciden
while driving from Putney Monday, which
has confined him to the house since.
The name of Charles r. Briggs appear
this week in the list of Verinonters VIII,
have been granted original pensions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Pettee and son
and j. NJ. Washburn of New York hav
been at the Brooks House this week.
Mrs. V. o. Jones gave six-handed eu
Chre party last night. Mrs. Harry Row
and E. F. Brooks captured the prizes.
Leslie Scott has rented the lower tene
ment of E. Ii. Van DOorn's house at tn
corner of Green and Whipple streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher, who hav
visited in Attleboro, Mass, for the pas
few weeks with their son, returned Tuesday
Anthony Schwenk has been obliged t
leave school for time, being called t
Westminster by the illness of Rev. d.
Stevens.
p. S. Chase, who has been seriously /
for three weeks from hemorrhages of tn
lungs, is recovering, being able to sit up
short time.
Mrs. a. II. Wilbur has gone to Ward
boro to live with her son. The persons
property was sold at auction at the Wilbl
farm Friday.
John Roess is now travelling for Leonar
g. Roess. George Hodgkins, who has bee
with the firm for several years, takes h
place in the store.
j. H. Simonds takes the tenement
Mr.. Gibson's house on Clark street, Vi
Gated by Fred Britton, who moves into Il
house near the Frost pond.
Rev. Mr.. Merriam went to Hartfor
Conn, last week to enter upon his duti
at the theological seminary. His fami
will leave here about Feb. l.
Stuart and Murray Frost, sons of Z.
Frost, have been seriously i'll, the form
with pneumonia and the latter with gri
but both are now recovering.
Proprietor E. L. Mortified of the Co
tlnental hotel in New York has BEE
chosen president of the Hotel associate
of that city for the seventh time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Convey of W
mingtOn, whose marriage at Keene, N. Il
is elsewhere recorded, visited Mr.. Convey
daughter, Mrs. Garfield, last Friday.
Mrs. George Vassar entertained son
friends at her home on North Main sire
Friday evening. With cards and refres
ments the occasion was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. billiard have go
to Wallngford to attend family reunio