Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-12-22
PERSONAL.

week
Miss Hattie E. Wise has returned from
Philadelphia.
b, S. Balestier has been spending few
days in Boston,
D. A. Wallens, the veterinary surgeon,
has gone to Malone, N. Y.
Commander and Mrs A. D. Brown have
been in New York this week.
Geo. j. Hewett of Boston was at the
American House Wednesday.
Ed Henkel is working for for E. A.
Starkey IL Co. during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Aiken and child are
at the Brooks House for a few days.
Four new men were voted into the Elliot
street hose company Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker left Monday
for their winter home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Marshall w. Bingham, who was critically
i'll with pneumonia last week, is improv-
ing.
Miss Ruth Hawley is assisting in the
work in her fathers store during the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Walker returned
Tuesday from their visit to Mrs Walkers
friends.
pected to come from New York to spend
Christmas.
M. j. Dowley lacerated the fingers on
both hands on saw at Estey & Co.'s
Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Croker had an ankle sprain-
ed while sliding on Green street Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. Celia Y. Eager has returned after
an absence of several weeks in Williams
vile and Dover.
Miss Hattie Dickerman will come from
Boston to spend Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. p. F. Connors.
G. L. Clary has not been so well this
week. His mother, Mrs. H. NJ. Clary of
Burlington, is here.
Frank p. Merrill, we'll known through
his prominence in Sons of Veterans circles,
was in town Sunday.
Stanley c.. Wyman, freight agent of the
Boston Il Maine road, was at the Brooks
House Wednesday night.
Frank Head and Allan Crosby are at
home from Dartmouth college, the latter
accompanied by Mr.. Pollard.
Fred Ellis has moved from , Spring
street to the house on the island which }.
A. Taylor bought of E. NJ. Angler.
Rufus Houghton has returned from Hins-
dale, where he has been caring for Ashley
Stone, whose death occurred Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, who preached at the
Episcopal church last Sunday, was the
guest of Rev. Mr.. Collins while here.
+, The operation performed on Agnes,
daughter of Mrs. VIM. Whalen, was sue
cessful, and her condition is improved.
E. E. Stockwell is recovering from the
injuries which he sustained by fall, and
is now able to attend to business matters.
Frank O'Donnel is making better recov-
cry from his severe injury than was eX-
pected, and by using cane is able to walk
out.
, Freeman Whitney was up Sunday from
Greenfield Mass, where he has charge of
the coupe line which his father bought re-
Gently.
Z. E. Hughes of Meriden, Conn, for
merly of Guilford, was here over Sunday,
to attend the funeral of his brother, Robert
E, Hughes.
, Miss Margaret Hubbard is expected to
: come from New York to join her mother
and sister for the holidays at Mrs. c. NJ. c.
. Richardson's.
| Miss Viva Smith will spend Christmas
: with her sister here, coming today from
/ New York, where she is in kindergarten
e training school.
Miss Nellie Goodrich from Newton,
+ Mass, and w. b. Goodrich from Boston
f will come tomorrow to spend Christmas
! with their parents.
The new whist club was entertained Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Clark.
g The prizes were won by G.. B. Hit and
= Mrs. j. A Taylor.
n. l. Hawley's condition through the
I week has shown a tendency toward i'm
/ provement, and his complete recovery is
now confidently expected.
. f. C. Williams, now the proprietor of a
I large publishing establishment in Albany
n. Y, was here over Sunday with his pa
, rents Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Williams.
Miss Emma Ward, formerly of Bratte
boro, is very low with cancer at the city
e hospital, Springfield, Mass. Her sister and
S brother of Spencer and Lynn are with her
1t is expected at St. Johnsbury that Rev
i DIR. Lamson will accept the call to the First
Congregational church at Hartford, Conn,
of which Rev. DR.. George Leon Walker is
Z pastor emeritus.
Frank Welcome son of W. II. Welcome
had an ankle sprained and narrowly es
u capped having his leg broken in collision
II of double-rippers coming down Prospect
. hill Wednesday evening
D. f. Bracket is quite i'll; the younge
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. McKenney
y is i'll with pneumonia; Mrs. Willard Lind
, u sey is i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs
+ + George Burnett; George Wilcutt is danger
d ously ill with the grip at the home of hi
9 son Henry on Clark street. Others on thu
IS sick list are H. G. Field and family, Mrs
Lizzie Nichols, c. NJ. C. Richardson, Mrs
e Patrick White; Mary Blakeslee, daughte
( of Mrs. H. O. Coolidge; Mrs. Fred Brasor, +
l. B. Walker, Mrs. Samuel Brown and Mrs
y C. f. Bingham. Mrs. Fred NJ. Billiard i
:; very ill.
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