Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-02-08
PERSONAL.
Miss Adah Gale is in.

Miss Molly Hough is housed with lung fever.
James Carey spent Sunday in North Adams.
Mrs Catherine Coleman is critically i'll with
pneumonia
Miss Eva Clark of Glens Falls, n. Y. is a guest
at II. G. Clark's.
Wesley Covill has begun work as an attendant
at the Brattleboro Retreat.
Mrs Cora Leonard's condition during the past
week has again been critical.
Lawyer Barber Of Wilmington has been visit
ing at his cid home this week.
Mrs J. f. Mansfield of Natick, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. d. S. Pratt.
Henry Peern is back i'm his old position as
driver Of the fire steamer horses
Mrs f. r Durgin has been quite i'll with grip
for a week. but is now recovering.
D. Stolte of the Springfield training school is at
home for a vacation of a few days.
Miss Della Wood and r. W. Wood of Spring
field Mass, are visiting their parents
Rev Father GaTney of Rutland has been Wis
iting Rev Father Cunningham this week.
Miss j. Mabel Roberts of Connecticut is visiting
her sister, Miss Cora Roberts, the teacher.
Fred Lrtsiuger spraned his ankle Wednesday
morning by slipping ON the ice at Newtane.
Mrs Willis Barnes and child Of West Randolph
have been with her mother Mrs. Wood, for a
visit
Mrs NJ A. soule, who is spending the winter
at the Brooks House, is in New York fora few
days.
Miss Hattie Stparns, who has been i'll for about
two months. is now 50 far improved as to be able
to ride out.
Miss Mildred Hanrahan returned Wednesday
from Worcester, Mass, where she spent week
with cousin
E. Wales has gone to Nliddlctown. Conn., where
the pardon and kirmess will be brought out under
his direction.
C.P Chase returns Saturday after an extended
Western trip in the interests of the Brattieboro
Overall company.
Iiveryman Higgins took a large party to YER
non Wednesday evening to attend the Universal
list far at that place.
Mr. and Mrs John Ray ir., of Boston have
been spending a few days with Mr. Rays parents
at the Brooks House.
w. H. Vinton and George Spofford attended
the centennial anniversary of the Masonic lodge
at Greenfield last evening.
c. H. Thompson and Louis Gregg sail from
New York today en- route for Bermuda. They
will be gone about ten days.
VIII Shumway, of Hose company No 10, had
both hands frozen while returning from the
Esteyville fire last Friday morning.
Col Be- and Col. Harmon were the only Brat
tleboro .nilitiamen who attended the military
ball at Greenfield last Friday evening
L. O. Boyle, who was injured by fall at the
Brattleboro Livery coa@nys stable several
weeks ago, returned to his work Monday.
S. NJ. Sherman of Wakefield. Mass has enter
ed the employ of the Estey Organ company as
travelling tuner succeeding Claude Freligh.
Rodney Wheeler le # yesterday for Worcester,
Mass. where he will be employed 10y Pellet
Brothers, the builders, formerly of Brattie6oro.
Miss Vaughan of Woodstock is here for a few
weeks with her brother, F. II, Vaughan, and is
Mrs b. D. Harris returned Tuesday from New
York where she has been caring for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Wood, who has been i'll with the
grip.
Mrs. II. p. Wellman. Miss Florence WeIman.
and Mrs r. w. DeWolfe are in Keene. the
guests of J. p Weilman, II. p. Wellman's
brother.
Ned H. Hadley has been appointed quartermas-
ter sergeant of the First Regiment by Col Bond
He was formerly sergeant major of the battalion
under Maj. Clark.
NJ.
whist party Saturday. The first prize won
by Mrs A. w. Childs and the second by Mrs, c.
NJ. c. Richardson.
Mrs. L. b. Hardy, with her three daughters
arrived Saturday from Watham, Mass, to join
her husband. They have moved to the tenement
at 9 Williston street
Fred Barber, son of Mrs. l. d. Rice, who has
worked IN the Wilmington Times Office the pas
two years, is the latest addition to the force OF
The Phoenix job office.
Gus" wilkins the Boston drummer who cam,
to notorety recently through the fall of a young
woman companion from hotel window, has
been in town this week.
Myron Davis. who has been employed at tn,
Peoples bank several months win enter the EN-
ploy of the Vermont Loan & Trust company. sue
ceeding Harold Boynton
Miss Mary Ritter Shea and VIM. Boyd, New
York lawyer and relative of the Shea family
in Brattleboro over Sunday. Mrs. Shea
condition is much improved.
The vested choir of the Episcopal church and {
few friends making in all party of 20, had
sleighrde Monday evening to Newfane, where
Mine Host Pratt served supper.
NeoIRe W heuuee' tne y ulc9 cle ue !i
Hoci.Isv &. Moran Who viii RanJIe his SiiIr
King wheel the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. A Trip went to Lowell to at
tend the funeral of their neice, Grace Mansu
W, anu vi ~ - w , ri fI anu -ui . T.
Nel Po"'O' ~ =, 90, " .
teyvle home this week with an internal trouble
which may have been appendicitis. His cOndi
ton Yesterday more favorable.
Mr.. Clapp ana Mr.. LaitsInger assisted the Clare
mont band at thelr concert Wednesday evening
under the direction OF Z. brigham IL was
success from huslcal STANDPOINT
DR., j. Nelson Jackson went to Barre Tuesday t.
attend reception 70 DIS lather, rev Dr. Samue
n. jackson, who has just begun work as paste
OF the congregational church there'
Announcement is received this week of tn
marriage in Maiden, Mass, Feb &, of Miss FloI
ence Elizabeth Steers to John II. Coffin, ir. Mis-
Steers was formerly Brattleporo resident.
Gen Estey returned early in the week iron
Georgia, where Mrs. Estey and Capt Harry L,
tey will remain for some time. Gen. Estey wa
in Boston Tuesday to attend the funeral of Rev
DR.. A. j. Gordon
NJ D. Fenton. the policeman. who was shot h
p J. Devereaux, another officer, in the stati
house at Holyoke saturday was cousin Of JC
seph tentoh OF Elhol street An account OF I'll
affair Is gwen IN our news columns
Guy Lamson has recently received from the II
ternational Publishing company of Philadelphi
the offer of a position as their Representative
among New England colleges, to secure youn
to act for them as canvassers. He will nc
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Rev. DR.. George Leon Walker was greeted wit
a very large audience Tuesday evening, in tn
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