Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-02-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G.. II. Bond is visiting in Orange,
Mass.
John A. Balestier has been here this
week.
Mrs. f. w. Childs is in Chester for a
few days.
Herbert Clisbee is at work in Puffer &
Co., store.
Elijah Wales went to Boston on business
| Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Sawyer is in Lowell, Mass,
for a short time.
Ernest Davis of Chicopee spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. r. j. Lynde is now living with her
son. 5. w. Knights
Mrs. c. NJ. c. Richardson held dinner
marty the first of the week.
r. c. Cressy received Wednesday a val
uabp fox hound from Maine.
Mrs. Chas. f. Harris is at her home in
Roston for two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris went Tuesday
70 Boston for a two weeks visit.
Mrs Park of Somerville is the guest of
her sister. Miss Helen Chandler.
Leslie Scott has this week moved into
fine. Frost house on Green street.
f. G.. Frost now travels on crutches,
having driven a nail into his foot.
i /. Elmer finished a successful term of
school in district No. 10 last week.
Mrs. John Lindsey sprained an ankle by
falling on the ice last Friday night.
Mrs. 4. b. Ross of Mllers Falls, Mass,
is with her sister, Mrs. G. c. Tyler.
Miss Mary Niles of Bridgeport, Conn, is
stopping at Harry Rowe's for time.
Mrs. Fred Richardson gave dinner
parto Monday to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Col. Hooker is to give a six-handed
euchre party of nine tables this evening.
Miss Kate Selleck returned to Boston
last Saturday to resume her art studies.
Charles j. Stockwell has been granted a
pension of SO month with SS4 back pay.
Mrs. E. b. Barrett has gone to Worces-
fer. Mass, to visit her daughter Mrs. Pei
lett.
Lena NJ. Grayson, who has been visiting
in town, has returned to West Warren,
Mass.
/. Il. Plummer has begun work this
week in the packing room at the Estey
shops
The little son of Mrs. Geo. Downing had
the end of one finger cut off in a wringer
Monday
The Trump club will be entertained at
the Brooks House tomorrow evening by
Mr. Hit
b. II. Tyler has been appointe agent of
the American Express company at Provi-
dence, K. |.
Mrs. Fred L. Smith was called to Cam
den. y. j., on account of the death of her
sister-in-law.
W. II. Feiker, formerly manager of the
Northampton base ball team, has Spent the
week in town.
Rev. Father NJ. P. Carmody of Rutland
has been the guest of Rev. Father Cunning
ham this week.
Gen. Estey and Harry Estey leave today
for Lakewood, n. j., where they will re-
main over Sunday.
William Bradley is in Brooklyn, N Y.
visiting brother. James Dalton takes hi:
place at the library.
Archie Streeter has finished work a
Starkey & Co.'S store, but has not decided
where he will locate.
Mark II. Worcester injured his back b!
fall on the ice Tuesday, so that he is in
capacitated for work.
Miss May Corbett, formerly bookkeepe
for Hooker ~ Hidden, went to her hom'
in st. Adams Wednesday.
Conductor Severance has been loft duty
this week owing to a catarrhal attack. E
NJ Melendy is taking his place.
Miss Nellie Cobb leaves o. j. Pratt
store today for vacation, and will go t.
Springfield, Mass, with Miss Della Cobb
Charles Chase of Northampton, Mass.
is in town today. He now travels reguarl
for the firm with which he and his fathe
are connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platts were sum
moned to Fitzwilliam, n. H., Wednesday
by the illness of Mr.. Plattss father, VIII
has since died.
The Ludlow Tribune says: "Guy Har
ris was obliged to come home from Brat
tleboro, some days ago, because of sickness
but is able to be out"
Mrs. Phio Judson celebrated her OILS
birthday anniversary Thursday of last wee
at the home of her son, T. W. Barnard
Several guests were present.
Miss Lulu Cressey, Miss Alice Clark
Charles Clark, Benjamin Harmon, an
Carl Henkel attended the military ball a
Greenfield last Friday evening.
George Bliss, the former hotel proprieto
here, is running billiard room in Boston
Mrs, Bliss who has been dangerously /
with erysipelas, is now gaining.
The regular meeting of the Order of tn
Golden Cross was held last evening. Afte
business was transacted refreshments wei
served and a social time enjoyed.
j, H, Stearns of Brooklyn, n. Y, ha
been in town for few days, having com
on to look after the work on the new co
tages at Woodside, SpoffOrd lake.
Members of the High school class of g
gave Miss Louise Kinson surprise part
Wednesday night at her home on Clar
street. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fred jackson is visiting her aun
Mrs. F, II. Smith. Mrs. Jackson will 500
go to Greenfield to live, her husband ha'
ing come there to work from Springfield
Charles Guild, whose foot was smashe
In paper cutter three months ago, has r.
Sumed work at The Phoenix job printi1
office,
Mrs. Gen, Estey has gone to Greenwich
\. Y, to visit her brother, DIR. Hem
Gray, who IS i'll. Mr.. Wing, father of Re
Mrs. Macgeorge, accompanied her as far
Troy, y. Y.