Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-02-23
PERSONAL.

Afr and Mrs \. j. Horton went Tues
day go Boston, ,
&c. Lcu,.ngcr's three children are i'll
with measles.
lame. Hooker has been at home from
Y,Irth'- week.
Pas Father Long of Proctor has been
In town Obi, week.
MI. Fila Morse of Brooklyn, n. Y, is a
,pa,ta. u. f. Bonds.
- ID Perry of Phillipston, Mass, is a
.,,,,, .. r. c. Cressy's.
r,aI Gobnson of Perkinsville is here
forg ,-.. with relatives.
Wnra Reed of North Adams has been
I'm Br,ttIcbolo this week.
Mrs. r. 4. Hubbard of Springfield is the
-,,e.f. of Mrs. ;. O. Miner.
Miss NclIic Rice has been the guest of
Mrs. CIm-. Wall for week!
Nr. W. W. Walker and Mrs. Geo. Her.
3cL went to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs, f. j. Trevers of IIolyoke is with
Mrs ID. \. Young for visit
dr. G.. :. Pratt and \. w. Chids have
bson I'm New York this week.
Rev, and Mrs +. b. Leavitt have taken
an ou'ugiu Boston this week.
Alfred Warren now of Holyoke, will
.peud sunday with his parents.
Mr.. Macgcorge's family will probably
leave for Bennington next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Root of Springfield
are gup,t, of their son, viii Root.
Claude Welcome of Vergennes is the
r1e>t of his son, W. II. Welcome.
+ p. Foster will move from Elliot street
tothr GHkcv house on Chaplin street.
Mr. e. +. Gordon goes tomorrow to
visit iu Fitchburg and Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Nellie j. Spafford of Springfield is
with her aunt, Mrs. Matoon, for a weeks
visit
Mc>sr,. Bangs and Harrison of Green
field. Mass. spent Washington's birthday in
town.
Frank Dewitt of Newfane left here yes
terlay for New York, to sail for the Ber-
mudas.
Mrs. Il. J. JOY has entered w. II.
Baker, private hospital in Boston, for
treatment
Mis-, Mollie Austin greets her friends
this week. after being housed for long
time by illness.
A. Z. Roberts has left the Farmers IL
Mechanics exchange, and Frank Shea
takes his place.
George l. Bishop and family have taken
the tenement in Exchange block vacated by
Clarence Stockwell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cole returned yes
erday from a four weeks visit at their
daughters in Chester.
Mrs. James Caufield fell on the ice
Wednesday morning on Walnut street, cut
ting cash over one eye.
Landlord Richardss mother is paying
him visit, as is also his sister, Mrs. Howe
Of Keene, y. H.
Miss Mamie Mills of Yonkers, n. Y, is
here for two weeks visit with her aunt,
Miss Agnes Gale.
Mrs. H. O. Coolidge is gaining slowly.
She is cared for by trained nurse from
the Burlington hospital.
Mrs f. Wales and Harry have been in
Greenfield this week to assist in the Kir-
mess given by the Unitarian ladies.
Mrs. A. G. Wheeler and Mrs. d. Leon
ard and son went Monday to Boston. Mrs.
Wheeler went for medical treatment
Mrs. Churchill of Northampton, who
has been caring for her mother, Mrs. New
ton of Frost street, has returned to her
home.
Mrs H. P. Smith came Tuesday from
New York, and will spend the rest of the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. f. \.
Starkcy.
Mrs Horace Goodenough entertained
the e.. G.. club Tuesday afternoon and
evening. Cards and music were enjoyed
in the evening
The Montpelier Waterman says that
Mr. MaXham and his company were snow
bound at that place last Monday on their
way 10 Topsham.
Miss Nellie Ellis scalded her foot badly
a, the Laundry one day last week, and will
betaken to her home in West Brattleboro
asSoon as possible.
George Baldwin returned Friday from
Boston with his father. He is still under
treatment by a Boston specialist, and is in
asomewlat critical condition.
VIII B. Smith attended the tenth
ANNUAL banquet of the New England club
otDelta Epsilon, held at the United States
hotel, Boston, last Saturday evening.
J. II. Williams of the Brattleboro Beef
company has this week received his house,
hold goods from Rutland, and will occupy
the Pltkin house on Western avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Manning fell down the cellar
stairs at her home on Clark street Wednes-
day cutting a severe cash in her head
which required a surgeons attention.
Miss Jennie Hubley, a former employee
IN the Household office, was married at
Boston Feb. -, by Rev. A. S. Gumbart,
To John Valentine of Providence, r. |.
Miss Nina Dutton of Brattleboro has
been engaged as teacher of stenography
and typcwriting in the Chandler normal
shorthand school, 212 Columbus avenue,
Boston
" l. IIawley is now down town on every
pleasant day, and his business associates
give linn heartfelt congratulations on the
good recovery which he is making from his
long illness.
About 35 members of the Baptist Chris
Tan Eu3cayor society called on the presi-
o'A'' y. d, Robertson, on Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
L'n~oa' The evening was pleasantly
spent
H. NJ Cutting, who has spent several
months with his son in Chicago, has
returned to Bratteboro this week. Prof
starr W. Cutting is expected to come on
April for three months vacation.
Frank Field and Alfred Brodie have
Uppu fllubprat,il,r 1;eoII,I H., In ,,rias an