Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-05
PERSONAL.
Whitney has returned from

CT De A. IerIy OF Boston is at lii
81 mss for a visit
IN aI Horne returned Wednesday
I'm nom his vacation
% nna Lundberg returned to South
0||s, Mass, Monday.
or AHsit G.. l.. Clary's sister, came
en- t Burlington yesterday.
all Chapin was up from Boston to
ed Hrn1ay at the Brooks House.
VI k|Ikland is spending the week with
J, oh ia Kirkland, at Bellows Falls.
Is b. Gibbs has been called to her
M liens Falls, n. Y, but will return
lark has been in Orange this
"a there by the illness of his
rhnham has spent several days
0 sss trip to the stores in the coun-
Hidden of the Brattleboro
bmpany was in st. Johnsbury
Stockwell now holds the local
ring bowling record, having made
Hattie M. Reed has returned from
leAsant where she has been since
nfner.
al r. Willard of Greenfield is here
visit with Mrs. Henry Rugg and Mrs.
a Young.
nth Moves has returned to Boston to
ne her studies at the Boston Emerson
cool q oratory.
VI Walker and L. p. Harris left
Monday for Weathersfel /, where they will
bend few days.
Henry o. Dewey and Frank o. Dewey
pf at
DuinmerstOn farm.
Charles Mann of Bradford is here for a
Wait with his daughters, Mrs. j. G. Ullery
and Mrs. Charles Spencer.
Gov. Fuller and Col. Hooker were
sneakers at the commercial mems banquet
ct Burlington Friday evening.
Mrs VIM. Whalen's daughter Agnes,
who was critically i'll, is making good re-
covery and is now able to sit up.
Harry Cooley has finished his work as
clerk at the Brooks House and has returned
to his home in Springfield, Mass.
Perley Holmes has finished work at Cha
pin & Co.'S drug store. Arthur Spencer
has been at work there temporarily.
o. w. Scammon, travelling agent for the
Carpenter Organ company, was at the
Brooks House Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. H. c. Field was not expected tc
recover from her illness Saturday, but since
n then she has been more comfortable
Mrs. A. w. Childs and children returned
+ nom New York Wednesday, Miss Jeanne
Y Hall will return later with her father.
/ A party of eight Mt. Hermon students
came here for sleigh ride last evening
!, and had supper at the Brooks House.
: DR.. Ray of Chester was in town yester
n day. Mrs. Ray is at the home of her moth
e er, Mrs. Noyes of Guilford, who is i'll.
Miss May Corbett, bookkeeper for tn,
Brattleboro Overall company, has returned
after spending a vacation at her home
" Theodore Kirkland sailed from New
,aW York Saturday for Baltimore, hoping tina
the sea trip would dispe after-effects of tn
i 4 grip.
Ill Rudyard Kiplng had Charm warming
III Monday evening, when company of in
y vited guests danced on the floor of his new
S. barn.
S. W. Edgett went Tuesday to Boston
n to visit his sisters who live there, anC
~ where he will meet his mother from New
r Brunswick.
Florence Allen, the teacher, is spending
H. her vacrton at her home in Newport, \
ID II. Her young nephew, Harry Bingham
h is with her.
20 If. Adams has been in New Yorl
n this week to meet the president of tn
A Washburne-Crosby Milling company o
h Minneapolis.
d NJ. p. Harlow of Hartford, Conn, ha
Is greeted Brattleboro friends this weel
e while here for a short visit with his uncle
i f. w. Harlow.
The st. Johnsbury Republican says
ct. j. Griffin has gone to Brattleborc
where he will carry on his trade as
carriage painter"
C. F. Mason is out after a six weeks i'll
ness. Charles Esterbrook of Guilford wa
TT in the village Friday for the first time il
re several weeks, having been ill.
lie At the meeting of the old whist clu
&c with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ryder Frida
y evening the prizes were won by Mrs. Her
y bert Brooks and Geo. S. Dowley.
# c. S. Higley has finished work at tn
ar Carpenter Organ factory and it is under
4 stood he will leave town. II. franklin
n also through work at the factory.
lie Frank Bailey left yesterday for POUCH
,e keepse, n. Y, where he will pursue
1t course of study at the Eastman bushes
,e college. He expects to be there about fou
r months.
9. Albert N. Bliss of Des Moines, Iowa
E. and Miss Caroline f. Bliss of Dr. Gard
Iaut ners school, New York, spent the holiday
OIL With their mother, Mrs. l.. q. Bliss, a
EN- #l}liss farm"
Oh The old custom of receiving New Year
IT, lls was revived on New Years day at tn
IL idence of j. X. Parker on Oak street
III 4a1 many gentlemen and ladies enjoye
y tht afternoon and evening there.
., rl' bank W. Crosby returns to Boston thi
g. week, and next week starts on a trip as
Ua tenor singer with a small concert company
~ ~ CiaHae Fisher, the violinist, who is anotl
~ ~ ct Brattleboro boy, travels with the sam
- company.
ne Mis- Hubbard returned to New YOr
" Tussdag to resume her studies in the train
tJf ing scAeol for kindergarten teachers. Mrs
Hubbard and Miss Lavie Hubbard will g
70 that city Friday, and the latter will ente
. school There.
# MI and Mrs. A. V. Nav and Mis-
lie May leave today for New YorI
e afe they expect to remain for tw
- noiIhs. while Mrs. May is being treate
fol Rheumatic trouble at Dr. Rolan