Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-02
PERSONAL.

..,.ret Schildmller is i'll with measles.
4. E. Atwood went Tuesday to
Minnie Stockwel is home from
N .-trr. Mass.
rr and Mrs L. w. Hawley have spent
0i week in Boston.
srIn, Veet returned Tuesday to his
ii * M Worcester, Mass.
,e0. Landerfn is at home from Spring
Mass, for the winter.
II. NJ. Slate of Ware, Mass, is the
ST of Mrs. c. c. Tyler.
Stockwell of New Britain, Conn,
ON a visit to his parents.
Frank c. Platts and wife are Wis
Relatives in Walpole, n. II.
and Mrs. j. G. Estey are spending
Iav, in Boston and vicinity.
Daisy Bishop entertained a party of
A, at cuchre Wednesday evening.
"a INN ID. Taylor has been on a business
i FL. Fair Haven and Rutland this week.
tr and Mrs. f. Il. Dickinson of New
II L. fYyp been at the Brooks House this
r... II. Prescott is in Wetumka Grove,
+ ,.,a few weeks, presumably hunting
Az. Gertie Miller is in Boston for stay
"a e. months. Miss Minnie Miller is in
Oh u- Mass.
Kate Corbett, who has been the
81 .f her sister, has returned to her
.. u st. Adams.
4. Chamberlain has moved from A.
8, stones house on Central street to Mr..
Il .... house on the same ttreet.
his, Johnson, who has spent two weeks
Nh Nt, +. l.. Cooper, returned Wednes
to her home in Westfield, Mass.
Wa'-ar Piper is here from Rutland, re-
M r.s.ug from a severe illness. He eX-
Il, 81, to return to his work next week.
bred Adams, son of L. F. Adams enter
a ned party of young friends last even
- the occasion being his 18th birthday
niversary,
Georee Baldwin has been removed to
Hayarlv. Mass, to convalescent hospital
.Apuccted with the Massachusetts, General
Bspital.
Arthur Harding, cutter for the Brattle-
bro Overall company, is in poor health,
III has gone to his home at st. Adams
recuperate.
Mrs. Marietta Carpenter of Seymour,
d.. was here to attend the funeral of her
Eher. Colin Clark, who died in Orange,
ass, last week.
I. A. Williams has rented the lower ten
tent i'm II. r. LawrenCe's house on South
ain street and is moving there this week
e ON Tratts block.
Mrs. Fred L. Smith has been elected as
ktant superintendent of the Congrega-
nal Sunday school in place of c. H.
thompson, resigned.
Walter Simpson of Boston, formerly or
8nst at st. Michaers Episcopal church
IN director of the boy choir, has beer
ID re- with friends for two or three days.
Frank Yeaw of Gulford and not "a Mr.
Veaw Of Centrevile'' was taken to the Brat
boro Retreat recently. Frank Yeaw haC
ben spending a few weeks with his sister
j this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Crosby attended {
Etkunion of the party of California excur
|oni,,s who went from New England il
N.bruarv, 1892, at the Parker House il
Hostou last evening.
John Clune left Brattleboro Tuesda,
H. on Wednesday sailed from New Yorl
J the steamer Germ mic, his destination
Bur IrelaLd Mr.. Clune makes the tril
th the expectation that it will be bene
ial to his health.
The teachers of the Congregational Sun
Nv school met Wednesday evening will
Il II. Thompson, the superintendent, TO
AusultatiOn as to the best interests of tn
8hoo in the work of the coming year
During the evening refreshments wer
&ryed.
Miss Emma Ward of Springfield, Mass
Rported a few weeks since as being yer
i with cancer at a hospital in that city,
low improving, and has been removed t
Il Adams street. The trouble, which wa
Pronounced cancer, proves to have been a
abscess.
c. II. Pratt and E. A. Tyler, who let
Monday night for the Quebec carnival, Ell
kyed the beauties of nature for "a hour
a little town 20 miles this side of Quebt
8hile the -blockaded roads were b,
h. cleared. The finally reached their de
nation Wednesday noon.
Cards announce the marriage at the Bal
i st temple in Fall River, Mass, Feb. l.
u Miss Kate Minard, daughter of CharlC
j. Blackney, to Frederick r. Holliste
D.. HOLSTER is a Greenfield boy, who ha
heeu travelling salesman for jewelry col
prn for several years. He has many frient
among the young people of Brattleboro.
Among those from Brattleboro who a
ended the encampment of the Graz
Army and Womans Relief corps at Blu
Hngton were Gov. Fuller, Col. j.
8oulding Col. T. Harmon, Col. II.
aylor, Lieut.. f. II. and Mrs. Putnar
llr and Mrs. S. S. Hunt, p. 5. Chase, V
Stone j. A. Stafford, Mrs. r. f. Go
ION, Mrs. 5, w. Richardson.
The Claremont, n. H., Advocate h
Phi, item concerning two former Brattl
toro men: Crimson q Spaul ling, wi
BOUGHT A. NJ. Hannaford's furniture al
8rocEery business two years ago, have di
oyel partnership, Mr.. Timson retriI
rom the firm. Mr.. Timson has not form
#uy plans for future, being undecid
Whether to remain in town or not"
Rev, and Mrs. w. II. Collins, Col. a
Mrs X. Hasllins, Maj. and Mrs. F.
hild, and daughter, Mrs. w. H. Child
: \ w, Childs, Madam Glidden and NJ
has. Glidden, Miss Annie Cain, NJ
irr.o and Mrs. Joseph HOughton of Gu
FORD left yesterday for Burlington, wht
! 4uey will attend the conservation of RI
I, G.. A. Han as bishop of the Verne
1 li1cesc
7. Burr Smith of the senior class at A
IIrr~i rDllaup has happ initiated bV [