Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-24
PERSONAL.

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let fever
4. G.. Allen has been granted an increase
Of pension
Mrs. w. II. Bracket gives a card parry
this evening
Charles Pettee of New York spent Sun
day in town.
\diutant and Mrs. Lillis of Rutland have
been in town.
J. b. Tones and E. E. Perry are in Bos-
tom this week.
Mrs. w. p. Cabot and children are at
Mrs. Kirkland's.
Mrs. J. Z. Leach has been in Greenfield,
Mass. this week.
G. |. Flagg spent Sunday at his home in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lille Woodland is the new clerk at
tbe Little 80 store.
Walter Sturgis of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting his parents.
Mrs. DR.. Webster is in New York during
the doctors absence.
Mrs. Ida Haynes of Boston is the guest
of Mrs. George Eels.
Miss Gotta Gale is Frustrated with illness
at the Brooks House.
DIR. Ketchum and family are again living
at the Brooks House.
Allie Leonard is spending her vacation
4 at Mrs. n. II. Whites.
Frank Haskins has been housed this
week because of illness.
/. D. Taylor has been in Rutland this
week on a business trip.
Albert Blaisdell of brooklyn, N. Y, is
the guest of H. r. Brown.
The afternoon whist club had supper at
the Brooks House Monday.
Miss Jessie Gregg has returned after
four weeks visit in Boston.
Laura Smith of Aver Mass. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. G. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker of Cleveland,
Ohio. are at the Brooks House.
II C. Bell and bride of Springfield,
Mass, are at the Brooks House.
Miss Gertie Miller is to move to Henry
Streeters house on Grove street.
Mr.. Adams of Ashuelot, n. H., has TAX
en- a tenement at SO Clark street.
H. W. Boyle spent Sunday with his
parents at Manchester, this state.
II is expected that John Kane will re-
turn soon from Westbrook, Maine.
Miss Emma Dutton has gone to New
York to visit her sister, Mrs. Streeter.
Mrs. Cora Fox of New York is in town,
accompanied by her daughter George.
Jennie o. Mason, who has been at VIM.
B. Gould's, has gone to Dover to live.
R. w. Angler has moved from the real
of 119 Elliot street to West Brattleboro.
Charles Boyd has begun work as watch.
man for the Carpenter Organ company.
DR.. Gale has visited his daughter, Mrs
Briggs, in Claremont, N. H., this week.
Mrs Priscilla Bullock went to Gardner
Mass, last week to remain until April. l.
I. L. Moore moves from the Marshal
Fisher house in Centrevile to Cedar street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. R. JENNIE gave /;
pleasant informal party Saturday evening
The engagement of Mr.. Henry H. Cros
BY and Miss Bessie Van Doom is announc
ed
Mrs. A. Mallard returned this week from
Burlington, where she has spent the win
ter
Miss j. A. Bailey, librarian at Feeding
Hills, Mass, is spending several weeks il
town.
Charles Fairbanks of Concord, n. II.
has greeted his Brattleboro friends thi
week
\. H. Watson of New York has been il
town this week, the guest of Maj. +. W
Childs.
Miss Lizzie Hempe has left the Brook
House and will enter the employ of Dl
Hoton.
Mrs Mary Messer and Miss Lulu Crosse
90 to Springfield, Mass, to hear PadereN
ski play.
G. W. Durham, who visited at Mr.:
Bakers in Rutland last week, returne
Monday.
Charles Fairbanks of Guilford, who hs
been West since last November, returne
Monday.
Miss Nellie Pettee is in Vernon carin
for Mrs. Davis, who is very low with cor
sumption.
Hon, and Mrs. b. D. Harris and the
daughter, Mrs. Wood, are in New Yor
this week.
Miss Alma Cooper has returned frol
Barre, Mass, where she has spent most {
the winter
Letter Carrier Barber is suffering frol
neuralgia, and his place is taken by Sui
sttute Farr.
Rev Father Gaffney of Rutland was tt
guest of Rev. Father Cunningham MOnda
and Tuesday.
Mrs o. H. Stevens and daughter wei
to Hadley, Mass, Saturday for stay
several days.
Thomas Brockington has given up VOL
at the Estey shops and entered the emplc
of John Calvin.
Lucien Howe is acting as organist at IL
Uniyersalist church for a few weeks, NJ
Brooks being ill.
Adelbert Benson has moved from 80 I
lot street to the John Connell house G
Williams street.
Fred Fisher moves Monday from IL c
dar street into one of Mr.. Crowelps hOus
On Laurel street.
Mr.. Proddow and Mr.. Sampson of Il
LStey Piano company of New York we
IN town last week.
C. W. Kelton and S. w. Comstock
greenfield attended the Industrial UniC
dance Wednesday.
Joseph Black has finished work at Il
Estey shops and will leave for California
week from Monday.
Miss Mary Brennan, teacher at Nor
Wapole, n H., has been visiting Mrs.
A. Mummy this waak