Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-31
PERSONAL.


o. A. Marshall is in Boston for few
days.
David Carey is wrestling with the mea-
sles.
Isabel Holmes has a quilting party this
afternoon.
Harry Stedman of Springfield, Mass,
is in town.
George Ryder is i'll with inflammation of
the bowels.
VIII Devine will spend Easter with his
parents here.
Henry Guellow has returned from North
Conway, N. H.
Miss Emma Olson leaves Thursday for
Hornellsville, n. Y.
Miss Josie Foster is expected to return
home this week for vacation.
Mrs G. f. Hadley and daughter of
Chester were here the past week
Harry Thomas, who has had an attack
OF typhoid fever, is convalescing.
Miss Minnie Coane has been i'll with
diphtheria, but is now improving.
A. A. Chickering of Westmoreland has
been with Wayne Reed this week.
Mrs. H. S. Goodenough will 90 to New
York Tuesday for spring millinery.
Miss Hattie Webster and Mrs. Connors
go to Boston today for short visit.
DIR. Weeks of st. Johnsbury has been
the guest OF George Hidden this week.
Mrs. W. H. Phillips and Miss Ray Os-
good returned from New York Monday.
W. Starr Cutting of Chicago came here
Monday to attend the funeral of his mother.
Fred Ford student with DIR. Bruce, is
critically i'll with pneumonia at Towns
bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pitcher of Boston
have been at the Brooks House for a few
days.
Dr. Pratt goes to Boston Monday to at
tend the meeting of the Pilgrim Father
lodges.
Geo. II. Allen of the Manchester Fire
Insurance company is the guest of L. d.
Taylor.
Miss Emma Pitkin and aunt went to
New York Monday for a several weeks
absence.
Mrs. DIR. Barber and her two youngest
children went to Fitchburg, Mass, today
for a visit.
Gerry Warren, the janitor for Crosby
block will sever his connection with Crosby
& Co., April l.
Nellie Spofford returned to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday, after spending a week
with friends here.
Capt. Estey writes from Bermuda that
he is enjoying his outing and is steadily
improving in health.
, Mrs Arthur Wheeler returned from a
; hospital in Boston Friday, and her condi-
ton is much improved.
Mrs F. J. Parrys brother, E. F. Rychen
of Cincinnati, Ohio, was here over Sunday.
: Mrs. Parry returned with him.
j. X. Parker, who had badly broken
leg, is able to be about the house, and will
be on the street in a short time.
Miss Phila Parmley returns to Connect
cut today. She has been spending the
winter with Mrs. Rose Durham.
F. j. Boynton, travelling agent of the
New England Telephone company, has in
spected the local plant this week.
Young & Knowlton make their display
u of neckwear today, containing some of the
Il choicest patterns ever seen in town.
Miss Nellie Baker and Mrs. NJ. A. Be
ment were called to West Gardner, Mass,
y Wednesday by the death of relative.
:, Joseph Levesque returned yesterday
morning from New York, having spent a
week. He expects his cork leg today.
MIS- llChO DO1hCu has OCCh NiiOlNoiiJ Al
! the past week, but is now improving. DIR,
" Hopkinson of Boston is attending her.
Mrs. Arthur Wells has returned from
. Havana, Ca, where she has been for ovel
u u year. Her family will follow her later
u Miss Minnie Horton of The Pheni1
staff and Mrs. j. G. Ullery are spending
1t two weeks in Philadelphia and Hartford
y E. C. Thorn and wife were called t
- | " ~ "Wednesday piUht NV ths
U" death of Mrs. E. S. Horton, Mrs. Thorn
mother.
20 Miss Lizzie Bond went to Orange yester
,, day owing to the illness of her grandmother
IN Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Bond was callec
there today.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fordice Smith went t.
n Amherst, Mass, Saturday to attend tn
h. 10th anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
il Chamberlain.
Mrs. Asa Osborne of Hopkinton, Mass.
accompanied by Mrs. Thos Osborne o
rs Worcester, are the guests of their sister
20 20 Mrs. A. NJ. BODICE.
is Frank Dggins, the winner of the clerk
20 free berth to the Worlds Fair, Waite
Henry, and Messrs. Wood and German c
,v Bellows Falls were in town over Sunday
70 Arthur Hyde, son of James Hyde, brok
80
,r few days ago and narrowly escaped drown
be ing, being pulled out by man who hear
his cries.
to DIR. Lawrence F. Heaphy will gradual
CHI from the New York university of phys
IS. clans and surgeons next Tuesday evenin
ne and his brother, Thomas Heaphy, will a
y, tend the exercises.
I've The T. o. n. clubs last meeting of ii
season was held last evening with Mrs.
III A. Waitman, to celebrate her 5Oth brit
N, day anniversary. Warm sugar was serve
as and the evening spent socially.
nm E. b. Bissell has moved into his hou'
~ at 3 Washington street from Centrevill'
q r. HarwoOd to 45 South Main stree
Oh Misses Nellie Terry and Effie Brown fro
ny 2 School to Whippe street; M. II. We
M. cester from the Franks house on His
! street to 3 Organ street; A. e. Brow
IA from Birge street to MILESTONE block.
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