Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-09
PERSONAL.

,donis Dion is in charge of Danyeaws
barber shop
i. G.. Ulery is in New York this week
ou business trip.
f. Burr Smith from Amherst was in
town over Sunday.
Mis-, Belle Scott goes today to Keene,
\ H.. for a visit
Cla,. Stockwell returned Monday to
New Britain, Conn.
Mr.. Harvey Smonds is very i'll at his
Clark street house.
T.. II. Barber is i'll, threatened with in
A3mmation of the bowels.
W. H. Taft has returned after visit at
hi. old home in Taftsville.
Alfred Weir of Burlington is visiting
hi, sister, Miss Eflie Frost.
l. H. Flagg and r. n. Harrison of
North Adams, Mass, are in town.
p H. Holden has been confnedto the
house since Monday, being quite ill.
Edward Lyman Bill of the Music Trade
Review has been in town this week.
Miss Julie Draper of New York is the
rrest of her grandmother, Mrs. Cune.
r. C. Cressy went to Phillpston, Mass,
Wednesday for a weeks sport hunting.
Miss Florence Converse returned Satur-
larto her home in New London, Conn.,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swain have been at
,heir old home in Claremont, n. H., this
week,
Mrs. j. j. Estey and Mrs. M. L. Cobb
have zone to Greenwich, N. Y, to visit
relatives.
Dr. and Mr.. c. S. Pratt, who went to
Boston Tuesday, are expected to return
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eels went Monday
TO Boston for a weeks stay with friends in
that vicinity.
II. p. Frost has begun work for the
Flat street laundry, having charge of the
delivery team.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Geddis attended
the funeral of Mrs. A. II. Webb at Mont
peler Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Marston is expected to
return today from Grafton, where she has
been teaching school.
Louis Henkel and his sisters, Misses
Lena and Annie Henkel, attended the mil
itary ball at Greenfield.
Miss Ellen Ware, who graduated last
June. has returned for a post graduate
course at the High school.
Benjamin Williamson, jr., from Yer
mont Academy, spent Sunday with his par
ents at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Welman attended
the funeral of Mr.. Wellman's aunt in
Hinsdale, \. H., Wednesday,
Mrs. Durgin of Winchendon, Mass, has
been spending week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Richards.
Mrs. NJ. A. Soul6 of New York arrived
at the Brooks House last evening, and will
probably spend some time here
Edith Roberts, who has been in Green
field for some time, is in town on her
way to her home in Jacksonville.
c. B. Clark of Boston is at Mrs. Kirk
lands. studying with Col. G. A. Miles
preparatory to entering Yale college.
Mrs Leslie Scott pleasantly entertained
a party of ladies at o'clock tea yester-
day afternoon at her Green street home.
Gerry Messer played with the orchestra
in the Wheel club minstrels at Bellows
Falls on Thursday evening of last week.
Col. II. f. Taylor returned yesterday
from the Grand Army encampment and a
business trip in the north part of the state.
Marked improvement is reported in the
case of Mrs. II. O. Coolidge, who has
been critically i'll for three or four weeks.
Fred Willard has finished work at Rob
bins a Cowes's, and is now at Williams
vile. Lucius Whitney takes his place in
the store.
Mrs. Saportas and Miss Crosby returned
to the Brooks House last evening from
Flushing, Long Island, where they have
spent few weeks.
Will Allen cut one hand badly Frida!
while chopping. Several stitches were
necessary TO be taken in dressing the
wound.
w. H. Fuller, secretary of the Younl
Mems Christian association at Rutland
has recently been on visit in Terri
Haute, Ind.
Rev II. D. Maxwell was called t,
Williamsvile Tuesday to attend the funer
al of the young daughter of DR.. and Mrs
P. P. White
Mrs Frank Dodge and Mrs. T. A
Byrnes of Boston, who have been visitin!
their brother, Herbert E. Walker, returne,
home Monday.
Walter Piper, who has been at home TO
two weeks to recuperate, returned Wed
nesday to his work in Van Doom & Til
sons store at Rutland.
DR.. Roland Lord, the veterinarian, VIII
went from here to Lincoln, Neb., fey
years ago, is now married and settled il
Santa Barbara county, Cal.
NJ. J. Dowley cut the thumb of his let
hand so badly on a circular saw at tn
Estey factory Monday that he will prof
ably be disabled for two weeks.
Mr.. Wright, manager of the bowlin
alley at Keene, has been in town recent
for the purpose of arranging matche
between Keene and Brattleboro teams.
A. W. Childs attended the meeting an
banquet of the Vermont Underwriters
association at Burlington Tuesday. A
the business meeting Mr.. Chllds wa
chosen the first vice president of the assc
citation.
Miss Louise Kin son was given a surpris
Monday night by twelve of her classmates
She was given souvenir spoon by he
young friends, and the evening was sper
enjoyably.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter go tC
morrow to Island Pond, where Mrs. Ca
pentor will remain for several months
MI Carpenter will return here, takin
rooms at Mrs. 5. 5. Hunts.
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