Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-02
PERSONAL.
,n,1sed hv illness.

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Frost place.
r' Tncene Clark went to Orange, Mass,
Wednesday
Wednesday
WI II Eddy was in Keene and Swanzey,
H., Monday
mr. B. Urquhart has recovered from
serious Illness
result Of vaccination
NJ Hamilton has taken the Franks |
house on High street.
~ Trod TYLER of Charlemont, Mass, is Wis
fling relatives in town.
n 7. Herrick cut his hand badly while
emitting wood recently.
nr Henry Boynton of Woodstock was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
II. Holden and F. II. Holden were in
IN Orange. Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Robbins of Chicago is the
most of Miss Maud Essex.
VIM. O. Parmenter, Rutland insurance
man has been in town this week.
Dr Frank A. Thorn is taking a trip
abroad WIFI llblNooAoAitti AAANAAN
Three new members were initiated by the
Knights of Honor Monday evening.
Master Frank Tyler was in Greenfield
,,s week. and attended the Kirmess.
G.L. Clary has failed this week, and no
homes of his recovery are entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lyon of Randolph,
Mass, were in town briefly last week.
Miss Flora Higley has returned from
Wilmington, after stay of several weeks.
Mrs. C. C. Tyler and Mrs. A. T. Eddy
are spending few days in Hinsdale, N. II.
Mrs. J. j. Estey and Mrs. M. L. Cobb
returned from Greenwich. N. Y, Satur-
day.
Fred Crosby of the Dartmouth medical
school was at home from Saturday to Tues
day,
Chas. D. Smith has been on a visit of a
week with his mother in Easthampton,
Mass.
Mrs. C. S. Pratt went to New York yes
terlay to see friend who is to sail for
Europe.
Superintendent Taintor of the telephone
company was in town Wednesday and
Thursday
The whist club will meet tomorrow,
Saturday, evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
S, DOwley.
Ruth Noyes of the Emerson school of
OratOry at Boston is at home for vacation
Of two weeks.
Miss Stella Dalton leaves Chicago for
home this morning, and is due here tomor-
row afternoon.
P. L. Shea, who has been at home 10
days, returned to his work in Bellows
Falls yesterday
VS. Williams of the Brattleboro Jelly
company is in Boston on business trip
for the company.
", H. Feiker of Northampton, formerly
manager of the ball team there, was Wis
itOr in town this week.
A. W. Phillips sawed the forefnger and
thumb of his left hand Saturday while at
work at the Estey shops.
Paul Emerson, II. L. Emerson's little
son, entertained party of his young
friends Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bertha Maynard and three children
Of Springfield, Mass, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. j. Horton.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler is visiting in
FitchbuTg, Mass, and her sister, Mrs.
ROess, in Waterbury, Conn.
D. A. c. Smith, who has been at the
American House for two months, returned
this week to North Hinsdale.
D, II. Bement, who sustained an injury
to one foot by fall on the ice two week:
ago, is still confined to the house.
DR.. COnand was called to New Yorl
Wednesday by telegram announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. Commands mother.
Carroll Parker of Fitchburg, Mass, wa
in town over Sunday. Mr.. Parker and hi
sister recently spent a part of their vaca
ton here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler, whC
went to South Londonderry to spend the
winter, have returned and taken a tene
ment on Clark street.
Miss Ada Cook gave a musical to sixteel
Of her pupils Wednesday evening, afte
which refreshments were served, and al
enjoyable evening spent.
Mrs. j. D. Horne has issued invitation
iOr card party Friday evening of mex
week. Mrs. C. o. Robbins will give par
lyon Saturday evening of next week.
card party of seven tables was enter
lalned by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Martin Tues
Gay evening Mrs. j. d. Horne and K.
Brooks were the winners of the prizes.
A. NJ. Mcdonald has been i'll with pneu
monla since Sunday. His son, W. II
Mcdonald of Holyoke, and his daughter
Mabel Mcdonald of Portland, are here.
Miss Mary Ayres, who is a teacher in tn
schools Of Springfield, Mass, is in town fo
aweek's vacation. Miss Carrie Cobb, ais
a'eacher in Springfield, is at home briefly
D. e, Clair, formerly of the freight div
SION office at Bellows Falls, and now trav
elng agent for New England for the Ill
day.
Mrs F. j. Holman returned TO Brattl
Doro with her husband Monday, after hi
ong absence, and her friends are glad
~, see her giving good promise of full restori
ton to health.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Brooks gave a car
party Friday evening. The first priz'
we're awarded to Mrs. j. d. Horne and
~ ~ hooblns, and the progressive prizes
'a's' w. f. Barber and DR.. Pratt.
Mrs G. W. Durham gave ladies' car
RarIy OF six tables Wednesday Afternoon
t heafts was played, and Miss Leavitt VIC
S Sao nrst prize and Mabel Houghton Il
oOopy' Mrs. Durham gives a six-hande
euchre party this evening.
John L. Sullivan the az chauDion N