Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. e.. a. Bliss has joined her husband
here
F.. 4. Tyler is in New York on short
business trip.
III. Wheeler is seriously i'll at his home
Oh Spring street.
Mrs. Almira b. Royce is recovering from
tba effects of her recent fall.
Mrs, Rose Vernon returned yesterday
from her visit in Connecticut.
Miss Myrtle Eason goes today to Fitch
burr Mass, for the holidays.
Frank Crosby will prepare the plans for
fine new Episcopal church at Barre.
Mis-, Hattie Jones comes tomorrow from
Bo,top TO spend Christmas at home.
Mr., d. L. Herrck goes to Keene today
70 ,urnd Christmas with her father
F.. p. Carpenter is now on his way home
after being in Europe several months.
Mrs. j. P. Elmer will spend part of
her vacation with relatives at Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Staples have re-
tuncd to Brattleboro after their wedding
trip.
Charles Hawley of the Worcester Poly
technc institute is home for the Christmas
recess.
Mrs. Reuben Manley is expected to
spend the month of January at the Brooks
House.
Cadet w. H Haywood, ir., of Norwich
university is at home to spend a two weeks
vacation.
Leslie Brasor, who has been working in
Providence, r. l., is to begin work in Bos-
ton at once.
Mrs Brown, who has been visiting her
brother, Washington Manley, has returned
to New York
Miss Edith Esterbrook of Smith college,
and Pauline Fisk and Rena Hall of Weles-
lev are at home.
L. G.. Pratt of West Newton, Mass, was
here this week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Goodenough.
COL Richards Bradley aud family have
taken a house on Gloucester street in Bos-
ton for the winter.
Mrs J. NJ. Edison and her sister, Miss
Gertrude Marston, go to New York today
for an extended stay.
D. Brainerd Spooner, a senior at Cush-
ing academy, Ashburnham, Mass, is visit
ing at Frank Weeks's.
The wedding of Ernest f. Perry and
Miss Sarah Clark, on Jan. l, will be pri-
vate and no cards will be issued.
Mrs Nellie Hastings Choate of Orange,
Mass, came to Brattleboro yesterday, call
ed by the illness of her sister and mother.
Geo p. Miller has moved from West
Brattleboro to Guilford The Miller and
Reed family reunion will be held at his
home New Years.
Principal Chaplin of the Bellows Falls
High school has been the guest of j. L.
Howard, the writing teacher, this week,
and a visitor in the High school.
John Lynch has been disabled for a
week, stick which he attempted to throw
under the boiler at the Estey factory re-
bounding and striking him in the leg.
The engagement of Miss Helen Adelaide
Gilbert of Sioux City, Ia, to Howard P.
Quincy, an enterprising and popular drug
gist of Harrington, Neb., is announced.
Miss Elemdorf of Chicago and Mrs. Ed.
ward Fleming and Miss Helen Fleming of
Memphis, Tenn, have been the guests of
Mrs. Burnside at the Brooks House this
week.
Mrs. Lulu McLane gave ladies after
noon whist party of four tables yesterday
afternoon. The first prize was won by
Miss Dora Mitchell and the second by Mrs.
Gerry Messer.
A. Pigeon has moved from Washington
street to Frost place; Frank NOrcross from
Green street to the corner of Elliot and
School; John Fredrickson from 107 Elliot
to Longs Lane.
A. E. Wood, for three years past the
efficient head clerk of Robbins & Cowes,
left Monday to accept similar place with
j. Russell & Co., the leading hardware
dealers in HolyOke, Mass.
The South Congregational society of
Middletown, Conn, has extended call to
Rev. F. w. Greene of North Andover,
Mass, a well-remembered Brattleboro boy,
son of the late Admiral Greene.
Luther r. Plummer, who was injured
by fall on Wantastiquet six weeks ago,
is now able to be about on crutches, but it
will be several weeks more before he fully
RECEIVERS the use of his injured leg.
Allyn Crosby, who is home from Dart
mouth for the Christmas recess, will join
the college glee club at Rochester, n. H.,
next week Thursday for tour of the prin-
cpal New England cities and towns.
John Manning, Familiarity known as
"Slyfax," is in Bratteboro for visit with
relatives before going to Butte, Montana.
He left Brattleboro over fifteen years ago,
and has spent much of the time since then
in California.
Warren Howe of Vernon, who has car
ried on the home farm there since he grad
uated from the Brattleboro High school
IA years ago, will leave there Jan. l and
enter the employ of large shoe manufact-
uring concern at Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Baker will
leave Saturday for their Cleveland Ohio,
home, where they will remain during the
winter, returning here in the spring
Their house on the Putney road will be oc-
cupied this winter by Fred Austin.
Fred Dunklee, the well-known driver of
the baggage wagon, and Miss Louise Gee
were married Tuesday night by Rev. e. 5.
Morse, and are now away on their wedding
trip. The bride has been employed at the
Brooks House but her home is in Rutland.
EA WILLARD. IRIS. ARREST.