Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-02-01
PERSONAL.
Joel willard is seriously i'll.

tb week.
RS. Frances Hardie is recovering from
a, vere illness.
w. II. Taft is visiting at his old home
in Taftsvile.
Miss Alice Hessian is visiting in North
Adams, Mass.
Miss Nora Baker, sister of p. NJ. Baker,
is critically ill.,
Martin Carpenter is home from Boston
for a vacation.
Frank II. Chapman of Rutland visited
at F. c. Platts's this week.
Mrs. S. w. Edgett is in West Auburn,
Mass, for a two weeks stay.
Burton c. Austin has been in Spring
field, Mass, briefly this week.
Chas. Leitsinger will move from %
Prospect to 80 Washington street.
j. j. O'Neill has been in Waterbury,
Conn, and Holyoke this week.
Patrick brisbane is moving into the
Dunlevy house on Harris place.
j. w. Simonds has been confined to the
house for a week with rheumatism.
Otis Ward of East Arlington has been a
guest at Hiand Haskins's this week.
L. D. Taylor has been in Ludlow and
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Miss Sarah Carroll has returned from
Boston, where she spent two months.
Mrs. E. B. Barrett is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pellet, in Worcester, Mass.
E. S. Speare of Bennington has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. G. Platts.
Miss Minnie May has suffered severely
for week with an attack of neuralgia.
Mrs. A. d. Wyatt has issued invitations
to a card party next Wednesday evening.
w. F. Richardson was badly bruised
about the face by fall one day this week.
W. II. Bond has joined his wife in
Brooklyn, where she is visiting her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thomas are at
North Bennington for visit of several
days.
Dennis Farmer left Saturday to take
possession of his store in Chesterfield,
N. II.
w. II. Bolander and family of New
York have been at the Brooks House this
week
George Reed Clarence Hildreth and
Harry Kimball have entered Mount Her
mon school.
George Thompson of the Youths Com
panon office in Boston is at home for a
short visit.
Dr. and Mrs. Barber gave a small whist
party Friday evening in honor of Princi-
pal and Mrs. Horne.
Miss Georgia Osgood of Laconia, n H.,
is here to spend several weeks with hel
sister, Miss Ray Osgood.
Mrs. Edwin Thayer of Springfield, Mass.
is here caring for her sister, Mrs. X. Has
kins, who is still quite i'll.
James Smiley, who was called here b!
the death of his uncle, Mr.. Ranger, re
turned to Chicago Tuesday.
John Drown was star performer at al
entertainment given by the Springfield
Mass, bicycle club Tuesday evening.
Elmer Sherman, formerly a member o
the Brattleboro High school, is in Phila
delphia, studying at the dental college.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Dickinson have gon
to New York, where they will spend ;
large part of the time till next summer.
A turkey supper will be served at Cobb
in Chesterfield next Thursday evening, b
vanquished whist players, to victors ant
friends.
Mrs. Rhoda Smith of Elm street, VIII
has been quite i'll with bronchitis and
severe throat trouble, is now somewha
improved.
Fred L. Smith returns from New Y or
today after being in charge of Smith {
Co.'s exhibit at the furniture expositio
the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miner will give
card party on Monday evening in honor c
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hubbar
of Springfield, Mass.
H. R. Lawrence went to New York MOI
day to see his nephew, j. Lawrence Nj
Intyre of Chicago who sailed this wee
on a Mediterranean trip.
Albert Brown, a former resident We
among the encampment visitors, as wa
Capt. S. G. Burlingame of Merden, VIII
also lived here several years ago.
Miss Ruth Hawley was the guest of Mr.
VIM. II. Mcknight of Springfield, Mass
last week and this week is the guest
Miss Alice Mcknight of that city.
Miss May Edwards and Miss Jenn
Goodenough go to st. Adams Tuesday
representatives to the state convention
Young Peoples Unversalist societies.
Will Stolte, now in the customs serv
and stationed at Toronto, will be marrit
early this month to Miss White of Islar
Pond. They will come to Brattleboro {
their wedding journey.
S. H. Sherman and C. F. r. Jenne ha
been in Manchester, n. II. this week, atten
ing Wednesday the meeting and banquet
the Vermont ard New Hampshire agen
of the Mutual Life company.
Claude Freligh left yesterday for Nashu
n. H, where he and his wife will ma
their home Mr.. Freligh has severed l
connection with the Estey Organ compal
as their travelling representative.
Mai Childs and w. H. Childs have be
in Boston this week to attend fish a.
game dinner, at the invitation of Chas
Munroe of that city, who has been me
Der of the Moosehead fishing party sevel
years.
Miss Ethel Dalton left last week
Chicago, where she will visit Mrs. Co
man and later Mrs. OvingtOn Ross. /
fore returning home she will also go
Rockford, ILL.,, as the guest of the BroV
family.
Mrs. Eta Sherwin and Mrs. Lima HI
bard, assisted by quartet from Gree
field, will give a concert next Tuesd
evening in the church at Shelburne, Mas
where an Estey Phonorium has recen
been placed.
Mrs. Lulu Cressy McLane has be
assigned the part of Sally Ann Higgi
the miller's wife, in "The Miller's Daul
ter" which will soon be presented at b
lngton under the auspices of Company
of the Vermont National Guard.