Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-06
PERSONAL.

crysipelas.
G. A. Risbey of New York was in town
over Sunday.
Jason Mann of Montague Mass, was
here Tuesday.
Harry Hodgekins has been In Spring
field this week.
Miss Mary Hagan is at Barre, this state,
with her sister.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Holyoke is visiting at
Daniel Longs.
N. H., Tor Visit.
Mrs. j. L. Martin gave a delightful card
party last evening
win j. Reed of Ansonia, Conn, has
been at home briefly.
Archie Strecter has been here this week
from Willimantc, Conn.
Mr.. Welcome of Vergennes is visiting
his son, w. II. Welcome.
Charles Hodgman is out again, after be-
ING housed for some weeks.
f. G. Frost has rented Mrs. VIM. Leon
ards house on Asylum street.
Maurice Austin returned to his work in
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Abbott and niece of Keene,
N. H.. are guests at Geo. Eels's.
The Trump club are to be entertained
this evening by Mrs. A. w. Childs.
Eric Landry has been visiting relatives
In Worcester, Mass, for few days.
Mrs. d. L. Ilerrck returned Monday
after visit with her father at Keene.
Rev. Walter Green of Gloucester, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Brasor.
Thomas Pellet and his young son of
Worcester Mass. are at E. Il. Barrett's.
Miss Belle Stone went to Mortified,
Mass. Tuesday, where her home is now.
II. NJ. Houghton is the new Waterman
at the Carpenter Organ company's factory
Miss Nellie Hagan is home from Boston,
where she has been for the past six weeks
viii Waite, formerly of Brattleboro, has
charge of the Manhattan building in Chi
cago.
Daniel Chandler and his son BERTHE of
Chester have been at II. 5. Sherwin's this
week.
Elmer Sherman of Keene, N. H., has
been greeting his Bratlleboro friends this
week.
Napoleon Bellville of Manchester, n. H.,
has been calling on his friends here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Parker and Miss
Louie Parker are moving to Fitchburg,
Mass.
John Mcguire, who went to Springfield,
Mass, to work a short time ago, has re-
turned.
Connie Brosnahan takes Ernest Pratts
place as clerk for the Brattleboro News
company.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gilchrist of Mortified, this
state, has recently visited Rev. and Mrs. A
II. Webb.
Mrs. NJ. f. Shattuck returned Tuesday
from New York, where she has spent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Jonathan Smith came Tuesday
from three months visit in Boston, spent
with her sons.
Wesley Covill returned Tuesday, after
spending few days with his parents al
Weathersfield
Patrick Ferriter returned to his labors as
telegraph operator Oh Wall street, New
York, Tuesday.
Mrs. Michael Shea is critically i'll with a
heart trouble. Mr.. Shea is also housed
with severe cold.
A. j. NJ khan and Miss Lenna Thoma;
have been engaged to sing in the choir al
the Baptist church.
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls
has been the guest of Rev. Father Gun
ningham this week
Alfred jefferson, physical instructor a
the Y. NJ. e. A. gymnasium, resumed hi:
classes Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Pratt started Wednesday fo
Boston, visiting several places in New
Hampshire en- route.
viii Smith returned Wednesday to Col
gate university, Hamilton, from which h,
will graduate in June.
Miss Lulu Bugbee came here from Bos
ton with Miss Nellie Eddie to attend tbt
reunion at the Eddy farm.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey will move into tn,
house on Spring street formerly occupied
by the late Mrs. Hildrelh.
Miss Lizzie Foster, an employee of til,
Brooks House, has gone to Bernardston
where she has a situation.
c. L. Whitney, a former resident, bu
who now has his headquarters in New
Haven, Conn.,, is in town.
Mrs. Eliza Stealns left Monday for Lake
port, n. H., where she will make her homr
in the family of DR.. Tucker
Merrill Ward, who would have returned
Tuesday to Tufts college, is delayed here
for a time by an attack of measles.
Harley Newcomb. the music teacher. o
Fitchburg, Mass, has been in town th
week to attend the Lawton- Orion wed
ding.
Ernest Pratt has left the employ of Geo
Fox and gone to Philadelphia for exami
nation, preparatory to entering a business
college.
Rev. Father Long, before leaving Fair
field for Proctor. was presented by his par
iShoners with a mink lined fur coat, valued
at over 5000.
Elijah Wales went to Boston Monday t
consult a physician, and Mis-. Wales jolneC
him in Shelburne Falls Tuesday night, L
help him in his dancing school.
George Sherwin, son of H. S. Sherwin
had one knee so badly injured three week
ago by having pile of lumber fall upor
him that he is still confined TO the house.
G. w. Lyman is now joint agent for I'll,
Fit"hburg and Boston d Albany railroads
at BaldwinvlllP, Mass, having been callet
there from Willimantic, Conn, about Dec
10.
George Clay finished work as clerk will
Emerson & Son last week and leave,