Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
PERSONAL.


III diphtheria.
hli,, Mollie Austin, who has been quite
III is improving.
george Smalley of Burlington has been
i own this week.
Wales opens a dancing school in
Hrcmont tonight.
Nyater Henry has been in town briefly
m Springfield, Mass.
mir. and Mrs. c. l.. billiard went this
Drning to Wallingford.
Miss Sadie Houghton is home for week
Nm ThompsOnville, Conn.
Mrs Dnckett of Claremont, n. H., is
MI her sister, Mrs. Eugene Clark.
Geo Landerfield of Springfield came
Monday for visit with his mother.
Fred Cressy and G. b. Streeter are en-
I5yng a weeks fishing at Spofford lake.
Miss Corabel Coates is ill. and her place
n school is supplied by Mrs. Fred Swift
Mrs. Fred Tuthll was called to Bellows
Mlls Wednesday by the illness of rela-
Se.
Frank Harvey, the former popular Amer
nan House landlord, is a guest there this
eek.
W. II. Kinson has been housed for
EEK with the grip. Simon Hayes is also
victim.
James Hooker was home from Yale to
ntend the Unversalist fair, accompanied
n friend.
Hugh Harmon, of the Springfield, Mass,
rm of Harmon & Finton, was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Shea attended the Rock
hgham whist club dance at Bellows Falls
est evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps return today
ID their home in Boston after visit OF
Several weeks.
Landlord Richards of the American
house has been confined to his room for
Seek with grip.
Miss Florence f. White will go to New
ork Monday to perfect herself in the
milliner's trade.
p. L. Shea, who has been i'll with grip
sDr ten days, returned Monday to his work
"a Bellows Falls.
Percy Crowell entertained party of his
4oung friends Saturday, the occasion being
his ninth birthday.
Miss Lenna Thomas, who went Monday
b Boston, will spend two months there in
DIE study of music.
Miss Mary Denison of Springfield, Mass,
Sho formerly lived in Brattleboro, is the
quest of friends here.
Miss Carrie Nichols returned Friday from
Fargo, South Dakota, having been in the
West since September.
W. f. Goddard will take rooms at Geo
+. Greene's on Canal street upon vacating
bis house, recently sold.
n Mrs. +. S. Morse, a trained nurse from
New Haven, has been the guest of Mrs.
y. II. Childs this week.
Miss Agnes Haus of Baltimore, Nd, is
here to spend the remainder of the winter
T with her brother, Harry Haus.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Trip will occupy
the rooms in Bank block which Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howe will vacate.
Miss Belle LennoX assumes a position
heXt week as proof reader and reporter on
lhe North Adams daily Herald.
}. c. Howe went to Boston yesterday on
business connected with Mr.. and Mrs. La
Minis concert tour in this country.
Karl Larson has moved into the Sher-
bnan block on Elliot street over the barber
Show, and opened boarding house.
John Guiheen slipped on the ice Mon
day night and was so severely hurt as to
prevent his working for several days.
News from Mrs. A. V. May, who is in
New York for treatment, indicates an en-
fouraging improvement in her condition.
Miss Abbie Fuller went Monday to Yer
mont Academy to supply the place of Miss
Morton, piano teacher, during the latter S
3llness.
John Clune, jr., of Vernon street, starts
next Tuesday for Ireland, where he will
spend several months, hoping to regain
his health.
DR.. Webster is in New York for treat
nent and to visit various hospitals. Mrs.
webster, who will meet him in New York,
will return with him.
W. NJ. Robb left yesterday for Burling-
ton, where he will enter for the first term
. pf his study in the medical department OF
vermont University.
Mrs. w. II. Simonds, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Chas. r. SimOnds and daugh-
ter during their illness, has returned to her
home in Haverhill Mass.
Herbert Harris and II. w. Sargent are
out after several weeks seige with measles.
New cases of the disease are Mrs. A. G
Carlton and Mabel Aplin.
Mrs. c. B. Dickinson sustained a shock
Of paralysis last week Thursday. For a
time one side was paralyzed almost COM
4pletely, but she is now improving.
viii Cutting of Brooklyn, N. Y, made
a flying visit to his brother-in-law, G. L.
Clary, Wednesday, coming from the West
Rnd going from here to Brooklyn.
A. w. Childs attended a banquet in
Boston yesterday, rendered by Vice Presi-
ient Perkins of the New York Life In
surance company to agents of the company
II. r, Lawrence, Chas. H. Pratt and f
A. Tyler will attend the midwinter carni-
al at Quebec next week. Col Goodhue
Ell have charge of the Brooks House in
MIR. Tyler's absence.
Miss Hattie Edwards, who will be re-
membered by many former Guilford and
Bratteboro friends, is to be married Jan
so, at her home in Tilden, Neb., to Mr.
Herbert jackson, also of Tilden.
John H. Senter of Montpelier, United
States district attorney has been at the
Brooks House this week, and has attended
the sessions of the United States supreme
court held before Judge Wheeler.
Announcement has been received of the
marriage at Bethel Tuesday of Miss Mel
lie Terry, a former teacher in one of the