Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-16
PERSONAL.

u I4N|nl Is bll lil' GIN ''@''
Part p Fnncrrclmned yesterday to Staples
MIMI Anderson is on a vacation trip to
Bo,,0" p,,r,s of Boston has been in town
this week ,,.,..,. l. visiting in Green
Mrs. +. f. Holmes Is 'lSl''is III 0iee"-
feo , !, ,,r,,r.on left early this week for
trip ~ r,s.. left Wednesday for a bust
ness .,, w. r.itsineer and Ruth Moore are
l WV" v,uia Everest returned Saturday
,.lm New York.
Ho" ~ ullrc:h was in Springfield and
Boston last week -. ~ r
y.. r,cus Cooper from Keene, N. H.,
,y.rmg in town.
n.iF Prescott, the optician, is still
..,bc Brooks House.
ratn payt, and p. Fleming have been
on tb4 sick list this week.
w.. Eleanor Carruthers of Bellows
p,Iis +. with friends here.
NJ. Nellie llagan is visiting her sister,
,c-i rr,.uc Marion, at Barre.
M Mr.. Cook. mother of Mrs. o. I. Ware,
4. .iri51., HAT Mrs. Wares home.
Mic. Louise Waite of Northampton
.,lr, sunday with Miss Mary Cabot.
,,,bnr MAYNARD was in Montague and
,,nLor., Mass. the first of the week.
Win Eond. who has been i'll in New
r,,t raturned to Brattleboro Monday.
NJ. ,uio Farr is taking a two weeks
lion from her work in f. X. Barrows's
store,
snrpchel Mass, was in Brattleboro this
week
n NJ Barber is out after an illness of
.fy weeks from grip, followed by pneu-
monia.
Miss Raw Osgood will go next week to
postor and New York to spend her winter
vacation.
Miss Ada Mason, who has been in Put
nav with her father since her mothers
death, returns today.
Seectman A. d. Halls friends are sorry
~ know of his serious illness, which con-
fine, him to his house.
Nasa Willis, who has been housed by i'll
ness for several weeks, is on the street
tb, week for the first time
Miss Maud Essex ana Miss Haynes will
attend the reception given by the senior
class at Vermont Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker, recently OF
Washington. will take the rooms in Crosby
block vacated by c. A. Trip.
Geo. NJ. Colt, well-known veteran,
now resident of West Dummerston, is
suffering from partial paralysis
W. c. Carpenter left Wednesday for
short business trip in New York state
Mrs Carpenter accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Briggs of Clare
mont. y. H.. were here over Sunday to at
tend the services conducted by Bishop Hall
W. d. Billings of Hatfield, agent anC
manager for Suffer Brothers, was in toWr
Tuesday but is not buying any tobacco a.
yet
The Butterfly club met Wednesday will
Mrs. A. G.. Carlton on Canal street, enjoy
inc good supper and social time fol
loving.
G. /. Durham. who has been detaine
in Brattleboro this week by illness, return
ed to Bellows Falls yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs, Durham.
Mrs. 5. n. Chatfield will, for fe'
weeks, occupy the room vacated by the III
dustrial union. and later goes to Brandon
this state.
Miss Dolly Fox of Wilmington, who ha
been i'll with capillary bronchitis at tn
home of her sisters on Williston street,
now improving.
Mrs. Burchard is in Barnegat, n. j
for few weeks. Mrs. Parry accompanie
her as far as New York city, where she
spending few days.
Harold Boynton is spending a week
vacation in Boston and New Londol
Conn. Fred Cressy is in E. A. Starkey
store during his absence.
DR.. NJ. L. Bruce went Wednesday
CIaremont, n. H.. accompanying Mr.
Belknap, an invalid lady who is now vii
Mrs Timson of that place.
DR.. Conland, f. j. Holman and w.
Hubbard left Wednesday on a ten day
trip by steamer from Boston to Norfol
Va, and Baltimore, Md, and return.
Fred Coxson, of Philadelphia has tax,
a position with S. A. Smith u Co.
Coxson was bookkeeper for the firm
Philadelphia, when it had branch hou
there.
NJ, Z. Watson, who has been success
full photographer at Bennington for sever
years, called on Brattleboro friends Ii
week, Mr. Watson learned his trade wi
A. D. Wyatt.
W, X, Gedds has this week received a
is exhibiting with pride two handsome ei
OF corn from the farm which was his
home in Iowa. One of the ears measu
more than l2l inches in length.
George Danyeaw, the Elliot street b
berwho was obliged to go home . MIDI
bury two weeks ago on acco" Ill heal
has now gone to the Mary -eCcher hos
tai in Burlington for treatment.
Miss Frances Guild entertained a pa
Of III Of her friends at progressive hea
Wednesday evening. First prizes W
secured by c. II. Thompson and NJ
Flora Frost and BOBBY prizes by j.
Hac6ey and Miss Belle Smith.
Mr. and Mrs \. j. Pullen started NJ
day for Jacksonville, where Mr.. Pull
was TO give his illustrated Alaskan lectl
Alaska wasn't "in it," however, wit
good Vermont snow storm, and the ira
tls We're forced to turn back. They reac
Green River Tuesday night, and the
lowing forenoon succeeded in getting bi
to Brateboro.
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