Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-12
PERSONAL.
Miss Mollie Austin is i'll.

Mass.
Miss Belle Scott has returned from Hins-
dale.
j. G. Ullery has been in Montpelier this
week.
Charles McRae takes a weeks vacation
i'm Athol.
j. L. Knowlton is in Boston on bust
ness trip.
J. NJ. Mosse returned from Below Falls
Wednesday.
Miss Tina Goodall returned Wednesday
from Boston.
E. b. Barrows is out, after severe at
tack of measles.
F. A. johnson has been in Claremont,
n. H., this week.
Photographer Flagg is i'll at his home in
Springfield, Mass
Miss Lena Eels returned Saturday from
her visit in Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaye's children
are i'll with scarlet fever.
c. L. Spear is at West Randolph caring
for his father, who is i'll.
Mrs. Julius Whitney has been spending
the past week in Fitchburg.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld returned Monday
from visit in Claremont, n II.
Mrs. w. II. Adams gave a tea party to
several ladies last Friday evening
Mrs. j. S. Brown is quite i'll, and her sis
ter, who lives with her, is still very sick.
Miss Florence Pratt entertained a party
of her girl friends on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crosby returned
Wednesday to Boston after their visit here.
George A. Graves left Wednesday for a
visit to New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
City.
L. w. Hawley returned Saturday night
after visit with his sister in Red Wing
MINI.
Patrick Moran returned Monday from a
trip of few days to Providence and Fall
River
Miss Belle Tenney returned Monday to
New York city to continue her musical
course.
c. j. Stockwell has removed this week
from Main street to Chas. Conant' house on
Canal street.
Geo. Richards and e. c. Tyler attend
ball at WncEendon, Mass, tonight, given
by the Red Men.
Miss Viva Smith was accompanied on
her return to New York last week, by her
sister, Mrs. futile.
Mrs c. b. Rice and daughter Marion
are in West Newton, Mass, the guests of
Mrs. s. E. Howard.
The second term for Mr. Wales's adj
vanced dancing classes begins Saturday af-
ternoon and evening.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley went Tuesday to
Taftsville for a visit to her mother and sis
ter, who have been ill.
Mrs C;JDa.y o,J oI,;ll,o., f...,,
Fishers Island spent part of this week
with Mrs Enos White.
DR.. Rockwell has been on from New
York to attend the annual meeting of the
8 Vermont national bank.
Robert A. Child of ST. Johnsbury has
visited his cousins, Mrs. j. G. Ullery and
Mrs. &. p. Spencer, recently.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Newman went Saturday to
Middetown, Conn, to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Willis.
r. c. Cressy, Fred Cressy and Miss lula
Cressy were in Phillipston, Mass, last
week, the guests of r. d. Perry.
Mrs. Martin Scott left Tuesday for JEFF
fersonville, Ind, where her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Frank Scott, lies at the point OF
death.
H. F. Jordan, NJ. J. Moran and H. L.
Elmer have attended the great cycle show
in Madison Square garden, New Y ork city
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Ham of Springfield, Mass, is
with her sister, Mrs. V. O. Jones. Mis-:
Maud, who has spent some time here will
return with her.
None of the Brattleboro lawyers are at
tending the session of supreme court al
Montpelier, as the Windham county cases
have not been reached.
Mrs. Martin johnson has moved from
the Stockwell farm in West Brattleboro tC
S. II. Shcrman's house near the bridge
known as the Mixer place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wales and Harry have
returned from Claremont n. II. The kir.
mess, which they were there to assist in
was success in every particular.
Mrs. T. Avery, now of New London
Conn, has been welcomed to BrattleborC
this week by host of friends. While here
she is the guest of Mrs. b. n. Chamberlain
The many friends whom Rev. and Mrs
A. II. Webb gained during his pastoratt
over the Methodist church here, will bC
panied to know that she is now very low
with consumption at their home in Mont
pelier.
Mrs. d. p. Webster did not return from
South Carolina with the doctor, but viii
remain there for few weeks longer tC
care for the doctors nephew, who is still
i'll.
Miss Lenna Thomas finishes her engage
ment as clerk at Clapp & Jones's bookstor,
tomorrow night. She will visit friends il
Boston and in Providence, b. l., for {
time.
The national bank of North America o
Boston elected two new directors th
week, Albert L. Newman and John d
Barro rs, both of whom have local con
nection.
F. L. Smith of the firm of S. A. Smitl
d Co. went to Philadelphia last week OF
business trip, and is still there F. l.
Hunt of the same firm left for Philadel
phia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, b. Ellis have moved t,
Providence, r. |. Mr.. Ellis is to have
position as travelling salesman for a pain
and oil firm, and Mrs Ellis will be EN-
poyed in a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staples of Philadelphia
came to Brattleboro last week. Mr.. Sta
DIES has Tpturna1 but MrS CtaD1as uUil