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

trouble
Miss Ethel Dalton returns to Brookline.
Mass, today
Wayne Reed of North Adams was in
town over Sunday.
b. II. Tyler spent Sunday with his
brother, c. c. Tyler.
II. w. Sargent is suffering a severe
attack of the measles.
r :. baitatcr went to New York on a
business trip yesterday.
K. b. Barrows is quite in with compli-
cation of grip and measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Root went Tuesday to
Springfield, Mass, for visit.
Mrs. A. d. Wyatt entertained few
friends at whist Tuesday evening.
George Chatfeld and family have moved
from Tyler block to Green street.
Miss Maud Ham of Springfield Mass,
is with her aunt, Mrs. V. o. Jones.
Miss Lena Eels is in HolyolIe, Mass,
visiting her uncle at Hotel Hamilton.
George Danyeaw, the barber, is spending
a week at his old home in Middlebury.
Miss May Frail of Hopkinton is spend
ing several days with Miss Ray Osgood.
Miss Bertha Durham of Monson, Mass,
Station Agent E. F. Brooks has been in
st. Adams this week on railroad business.
Miss Florence Weman has returned
from a visit with an uncle in Keene, n. H.
David Carey has given up his position
as travelling salesman for c. II. Eddy &
Co.
Miss Hattie Newell fell on the ice Satur-
day and strained the ligaments of one an
! kle.
NJ. j. Moran and II. L. Elmer will at
tend the cycle show in New York next
week.
Arthur l. Howe has removed from Cen
trevile to the Stebbins block on Canal
street.
G. II. Persons and G. Wilson Persons of
Westfeld Mass, spent Sunday with rela-
tiyes here.
A. b. Hall is in New York for few
days, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il.
Dickinson.
VIM. Bradley is in Boston, and James
Dalton is in charge of the library during
his absence.
Miss Belle Tenney entertained a small
party of friends last evening at her Main
street home.
Mrs Henry Miller and Mrs. Fred Lett
singer went Wednesday to Boston for a
weeks stay.
Miss Nellie Robinson is planning to open
a room in Hooker block where she will give
music lessons.
Miss Florence Ripley of Montague,
Mass, has been guest at 5. II. Sher-
mans the past week.
Patrick Mcguire is quite i'll. His wife,
al l.. 1
monia, are recovering.
Gov. Fuller will attend the annual meet
ing of the Sons and Daughters of Vermont
at Worcester, Mass, Jan. p.
Mr.. Adams, an employe of j. IL.
Chamberlain. has gone to New York to
bring G. W. Bakers fast trotter
Miss Louise Kinson came home from
Northampton, Mass, Saturday, i'll, and
Inflammation of the bowels is feared.
David Carey, James W. Austin and John
c. Quinn attended the annual Foresters'
ball at Keene y. H., Wednesday night.
p. j. Sears left yesterday for South Gov
entry, Conn, and LATER will go to the New
York home of his employer, Mr.. Dimick.
ID. L. Griggs recently spent several days
in Newport, this state, where he estab-
lished another branch of the Morrell cure.
The Christmas number of the Amuse-
ment Globe contains portraits of lIenshaw
and Ten Brock and Thomas f. Murray.
Miss Minnie Flagg of Boston and Z. E.
Flagg, jr., of Springfield Mass, spent the
holidays with their parents on Prospect
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Webster returned from
South Carolina Wednesday night, and yes.
terday the doctor was busy greeting his
friends.
August Rhoder and Henry Reynolds
went Wednesday to Bellows Falls to install
the officers of the Pilgrim Fathers lodge at
that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitman of Troy, n
Y, and Fred y. Pitman of Chicago, who
were called here last week on account OF
the death of their mother, return home to-
day.
Edward Banks, who had his hip badly
injured by being hit by a team on Elliot
street four weeks ago, has so far recovered
as to be able to ride out and to walk with
crutches.
L. W. Bissell of Keene, n. H., past de
partment commander, department New
Hampshire and Vermont, Union Veterans
Union, was in Bratteboro Saturday and
made call at The Phoenix office.
Brattleboro was well represented at the
New Years dances at Hinsdale and Der
nardston; at the one at Gulford Centr,
Wednesday evening; and at the Masonic
ball at Mortified, Mass, Wednesday even
, ing.
Rev. Father Cunningham went to Brook
Ign, n. Y, Wednesday to attend the flu
neral of Rev. Father Carroll, formerly Of
this diocese Father Carroll died in
hospital where he had been under treat
ment for some time.
j. B. Worthen and family moved last
week from South Londonderry to Montpe-
lier, where Mr.. Worthen has bought the
d Union House. Mrs. Worthen, although
much better, is still unable to sit up, anC
had to be carried to the depot on cot
: which she occupied during the journey.
p The grip still claims victims among us
Those reported this week are II. p. Free
man, Miss Hattie Stearns, Archie Streeter
Mrs. Martha Goldsmith, who is seriousl,
i'll; Mrs. A. II. Rice, Mrs. f. L. Water
) man, Mrs S. T. r. Cheney, Mason Wood
, who is very i'll, is threatened with pneu
} monia.
| The Boston journal of Tuesday says
| Last evening the Y. p. c. U. of thu