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

Lawrence Heaphey is out after several
weeks illness.
DIR. and Mrs. Webster returned from
New York last evening.
II. r.. Lawrence was in Boston on bust
ness Wednesday and Thursday.
f. L. Parker has been in Springfield,
Worcester and Boston this week.
j. G. Timson of Caremont N. H.,
greets his Brattleboro friends today.
Miss Blanche Carpenter entertained a
small party at cards Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Newman was called to Bel
lows Falls Saturday by the illness of her
sister.
Eben Wells has returned home after be.
ing in Cleveland and New York for several
months.
Harold, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter c. Carpenter, is critically ill with diph-
liberia
Mrs. Adsit. sister of G.. l.. Clary, return
ed to Burlington Saturday, Ruby Clary ac-
companying her.
Gov. Fuller will attend the Midwnter
fair at San Francisco with other promi-
nent Vermonters.
Henry Guelow is i'll and Leon Marion
Has charge vi INC DIOOkS ItOuSe DdfDtf
shop during his absence.
Mrs. S, w. Edgett was called yesterday
to her home near Worcester, because of
the illness of her mother.
Clayton Hacl5ley, who has been at work
in Brooklyn, n. Y, for the past four
months, returned home Friday.
Miss Winnie Houghton of Worcester,
| Mass, is visiting in town, the guest of Mrs.
! f. l.. Hunt and Mrs G.. F. Barber.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Kempf celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary Saturday.
About 30 guests were present.
f. Wales has a company of young peo-
! pie at Greenfield in training for a Kirmess,
to be held by the Unitarian society there
Feb. %.
Mrs. 5. X. Durrel nee Fisher, of Attic
boro, Mass, has rented the Burpee house
on Western avenue. Her husband is eX-
pected to come here later
c. w. Drown, of old Star minstrel fame,
and Hank White, the veteran comedian,
took part with the Wheel club Ministries at
Bellows Falls last evening.
The engagement of DR.. E. s. Bowen,
the well-known homeopathic physician,
and Miss Eva l.. Perrigo, stenographer for
the Estey Organ company, is announced
this week.
Will Bond, who went to Brooklyn, n.
Y, for a visit before Christmas, and who
has been ill there with scarlet fever, has so
far recovered that he expects to return
home this week.
George Harrington has moved from Is
Western avenue to Brennan street; Mrs
H. f. Stebbins from "a Elliot street tC
West Brattleboro.
Gov. Fuller spoke at the Grand Army
encampment at Burlington Tuesday, and al
the meeting of the board of agriculture al
Putney Wednesday.
Richard Averill, son of Cashier e. c
Averll, was tripped on the stone steps a
school Monday by one of his companions
His lip was badly cut, and one tooth wa
broken by the fall.
The Trump club met Tuesday evenin!
with Mrs. 4. w. Childs. The first prize
were won by Miss Alice Clark and f. +
Perry, and the foot prizes by Miss Saral
Clark and C. O. Robbins.
Mrs. Elizabeth Esterbrook is now max
ing good recovery from a very severe AM
: protracted attack of the grip. The entir
family of Azor Marshall, where she ha
, her home, have suffered from the malady
, Henry X. Flagg, an elder and one of tn
= pioneer Adventists, died in Springfield
Mass, last week Thursday. His life ha
been identified with the history of Sec
ond Adventism, for he entered into tn
= work in 1912. His home was in Savoy
p | where he practced medicine, but he ha
travelled all over the country as a preacher
Brattleboro was one of the places in whc
| ba Snapt some time a Is a nrp9pbpr.