Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-12-20
PERSONAL.


bury yesterday for visit
Fred Robinson has been i'll for several
DAYS with rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Allie Reed is at work a. F. X.
Barrows's during the holidays.
Mrs. j. L. Newman entertained the
Cream club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Anne Whalen of Keene, N. H.. is
visiting Daniel Whalen on Vernon street.
Charles B. Streeter left Tuesday for
New York, where he will spend the holt
days.
Mrs. O. II. Stetson of Jacksonville is
with her daughter Mrs. w. p. Jones. for
the winter.
Miss Marjorie White goes to Boston to
spend the holidays with her cousin, Miss
Allie Leonard.
Misses Minnie Fox and Tina Amidon
are clerks at Geo. Fox's newsrooms dur
ing the Christmas season.
Col. j. II. Goulding, treasurer of the
Wilmington savings bank, spent SUNDAY
with Gov. and Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Holbrook of West
Brattleboro are with their daughter, Mrs.
c. f. Reed, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Stolte of Island
Pond are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter, on the 18th inst.
Harry r. Horton goes tomorrow to
Baldwinville, Mass, where he will have
charge of job printing Office.
Miss Myrtelle Eason leaves tomorrow
for two weeks vacation, which she will
spend in Boston and Fitchburg.
Miss E. E. Cram sustained a partial
shock of paralysis Tuesday, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. B. N. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith we're at
Mortified Farms Tuesday to attend the
birthday celebration of Mrs. Smiths father.
Miss Dora Carpenter, who has been tax
ing care of Mrs. Geo. Clark, will return to
her home in Guilford the last of the month.
Royal E. Wyatt, who has lived with his
wife at Mrs. w. F. Howe's for more than
year past, is critically i'll with tumor on
the brain.
Mrs. E. c. Stearns, a former resident
now of Lakeport, n. H., has sustained an
other stroke of paralysis, which has affect
ed her mind.
Miss Hulda Kelsey and Miss Higley,
who are employed at Tufts college, came
Wednesday to spend two weeks vaca-
ton in Brattleboro.
Mrs l. o. p Smith was called to New
fame by the accident Saturday to her father,
Dea. c. w. Stebbins, who fell from tree,
breaking his hip bone.
H. B. Chamberlain, who was reelected
secretary of the First Baptist society on
Tuesday evening, has served the society in
that office for IS years.
Louis Barnes was at work on the
furnace at f. r. Durgin's store Wednes-
day, when the fire flashed out, burning off
his hair and large patch of cuticle on
his face.
Mr.. Leach of New London, brother of f.
j. Leach and formerly an engineer on the
New London Northern road, has been here
this week and bought the Mcclure place in
Guilford.
The children of Don Wilder are staying
with his brother, George Wilder, the for
mer not having returned from Morrisville,
where the burial of his wife took place
Saturday.
Mrs. P. K. White was called to Boston
Wednesday by telegram announcing that
her son Harry, who is a student at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was
i'll with diphtheria.
George S. Perry, who sold his wood
yard recently, will go in a few days to
Danvers, Mass, where he will spend the
winter, assisting his brother in carrying
on a grocery store.
Sumner M. Sherman, who has been EN-
ployed by the Estey Organ company as
travelling piano tuner, goes soon to Boston,
where he will be employed in the same way
by the Estey's Boston house.
Invitations have been issued for a re-
union of the High school class of '95 on
the evening of Dec. 26, at the South Main
street home of W. H. Haywood, jr, who is
now student in the University of Yer
mont.
W. j. Richards of Union City, Conn.
has been visiting his brother, LANDLORD
George Richards of the American House
A third brother, G. II. Richards, the hote
proprietor of Winchester, n. H., was hert
Monday. The brothers make a heart,
looking trio, tipping the scales at upward
of 700 pounds.
Among the students who are at hom'
for the Christmas vacation are G. Free
Childs of Yale; Ernest and Ethel Water
man and Guy Lamson of Middlebury, tn
latter being accompanied by colleg
friend, Mr.. Whitney; Mortimer Stoddart
of the Baltimore medical college; Waite
Eddy of Amherst; Guy Howe and Franz
Haskins of the Boston Institute of Phar
macy; Perley Holmes and Myron Davis
Vermont Academy; Louise Williams
Brown university; Florence Wellman
Smith; Gauis Frost of Dartmouth.
Mrs. C. w. Berry has visited relatives Il
Greenfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. F. w. Childs and Miss Ruth wi
spend the holidays in Chester.
Mrs. Rose Burnham has returned afte
a stay of two months in Connecticut
Mrs. Lucy Warner of Bernardston l
snending some time at T. j. b. Cudworth
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Lyon of Des Moines
Iowa, have been at the BROOKS House I'LL
week.
Miss Hattie Webster goes tomorrow
New York to spend vacation OF I"
weeks.
Mrs. Flora j. G. Clary and daughtSt
Rnbv 90 to New York tomorrow for u
holidays.
Miss M. Belle Smith, the supervisor
the schools, will spend her vacation
Rockville, Conn.
George H. Hall of Clark street is sumo
inc from painful wound, having driven
nail into his hand one day last week.
Several Brattleboro friends have been u I,
recipients of strings of game this week, u
gifts of Peyton r. Chandler OF chicago
Will Roleau was the winner OF the PR
osfered at North street school for the DC