Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-02-15
PERSONAL.

Charles Kenyon, meat cook at the Brooks
House, is i'll.
Miss Eva Clark of Glens Falls is visiting
at II. G.. Carks.
j. II. Chamberlain has opened a sale
stable at Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. II. f. Jordan has been seriously i'll
this week but is improving.
Miss Agnes Calvin, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. c. c. Tyler returned yesterday from
a four weeks visit at Worcester.
EXGov. L. X. Fuller has been in Boston
and Providence, r. l., this week.
Mr. Morse of Newport, r. l., has been
the guest of his son, Fred Morse
Miss Lillian Wood went Monday to
Hartford, Conn, to visit her sister.
Miss Georgia Osgood returned to her
home in Laconia, N. H.. Wednesday.
Mrs. Seymour Scott of Lyons, N. Y, is
visiting at O. A. Alvord's on Elm street.
Mrs. George Walker is visiting her
niece, Mrs. p. Goodrich, on Grove street.
w. A. Faulkner of Boston was in town
/ Wednesday and Thursday on a business
visit.
Miss Alice w. Leonard of the Prospect
Hill school, Greenfield, was in town over
Sunday.
Gilbert S. Davis begins work next week
Monday for Meekins & Packard, Spring
field, Mass.
Gen. j. j. Estey who is in New York
this week, will leave for Chicago next
Monday.
Mrs. c. o. Robbins and Mrs. Geo. Eels
give card party at the Brooks House this
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson left yes
terday for weeks visit at Fair Haven and
Poultney.
H. NJ. Wood leaves Monday on a trip
through the state in the interest of the
Heating wheel company.
Miss Ruth Noyes leaves today for Mid
dlebury to spend Sunday with Florence
Allen at Middlebury college.
Henry G. Clark has been this week to
the Brighton, Mass, market with a car
load of lambs bought in this vicinity.
Mrs. j. E. Fisher has gone this week to
Boston, where she will remain for the pres
ent with her brother, Dwight Moore.
j. L. Buttolph of Middlebury has been
i'll with congestion of the lungs at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Fremont Ham
ilton.
Mrs. J. II. Mansfield of Natick, Mass,
and Miss Alice Mansfield from Mortified
seminary were guests at d. S. Pratts over
Sunday.
Mai F. w. Childs attended the annual
meeting and banquet of the Forest and
Stream club at the Arena" in New York
last evening.
Mrs. E. II. Putnam was in Springfield
Mass, yesterday to attend the department
convention of the Womans Relief corps of
Massachusetts.
Mrs. A. B. Hall and Miss Emily Tones
returned to Brattieboro Monday after sew
eral months absence in New York, Albany
and Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Stolte are spending
the week with Mr.. Stolte's relatives. They
will go Sunday to Toronto, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. j. G. Dewitt will give card parties
Saturday and Monday evenings. Mrs. F.
W. Childs has issued invitations to a card
party Monday evening.
G. F. Wilson, late of Canton, N. Y,
but formerly of West Brattleboro, has
entered the employ of w. F. Richardson
d Co. as a meat peddler.
Harry w. Stedman of Springfield, Mass,
the medical department of the University
of Vermont as special student.
Miss Minnie Scott entertained the young
women of the High school class of '9G at
her home on High street Wednesday even
ing in honor of her seventeenth birthday.
While E. S. Wyman was at work making
some repairs at Barrows's coal shed Wed.
nesday the staging gave way and he fell to
the railroad track severely spraining his
arm.
Capt. Burlingame of Meriden, Conn, a
former resident, is critically ill at his home
Army encampment here and it developed
into pneumonia
The Tavary Grand Opera company will
appear in Boston, beginning March 16,
and Brattleboro friends of Will Schustel
will go there to hear him sing the leading
baritone roles.
Rev. A. II. Webb, now of Montpelier
has been invited to preach Feb. "a il
the 18th street Methodist church il
Brooklyn, n. Y, where there is vacancy
in the pastorate.
Andrew j. Horton, superintendent o
the BrattlebOro Gas Light company, is in
Boston to attend the meeting of the Ne \
England association of gas engineers. Mrs
Horthn accompanied him.
Mrs. Addison Brown of Grove street re
ceives the congratulations of her friends OF
the birth of her tenth great grandchild-
the infant son of Mrs. Lizzie Schuste
Twitchell, whose advent on Sunday even
ing is elsewhere recorded.
f. Carruthers, who took the part o.
Griggs, the landlord, so acceptable il
Breakers Ahead " here, will appear il
the same role at the presentation unde
the auspices of Mt. Kilburn Wheel club a
Bellows Falls next week
Mrs. Fred L. Smith having declined tn
office of assistant superintendent of tn,
Congregational Sunday'school, Miss Emm
Gregg has been chosen as her successor
Ernest Bemis will succeed Miss Gregg a
librarian and Louis Whitney will be assist
ant librarian.
Brattleboro friends of Mr.. and Mrs. {
A. Rsbey COMPOUNDED the names of tn
East and West Side banks of New Yorl
last week. The East Side is the institu
ton which has beer 5sed temporarily
while the West Side IS the one with whic
Mr.. h!sbey is connected The West Sid
is a much larger bank than the East Sid
and is very prosperous.
Mrs. Geo. II. Clapp made a very prett
party for her daughter, Rose Emily, on tn
evening of the I4th, the occasion bein
the young lady's twelfth birthday ann
versary. The house was decorated wit
an intricate cob-web of colored cords, an
the young guests, twenty in number, en-