Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-08
PERSONAL.

and rheumatism.
/. A. Fales was home from Worcester,
Mass, over Sunday.
DIR. Fred G. Crosby is home from New
York for brief vista
Mrs. Mary G.. Waite leaves today for
Old Point Comfort, Va
j. II. Chamberlain has been threatened
with pneumonia this week.
Carroll Allen returns to Leland and Gray
seminary for the spring term.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyde of New
York are at Arthur O'Learys.
Miss Nellie Bowler has returned from a
visit to her brothers in Boston.
Gov. and Mrs. l., X. Fuller returned
Tuesday from Washington, d. c.
Gen. j. j. Estey leaves the first of the
week for business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Laura Howe has returned from
visit with her son in Greenbush, N. Y.
Mrs. E. A. Drummond of Boston is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs j. c. Chandler.
Miss Addie Shattuck left yesterday for
brief visit in Dover, N. H., and Boston.
Miss Mary Tyler of Charemont, Mass,
is a guest of Mrs. c. NJ. c. Richardson
Miss Jennie Anterior of Turner's Falls
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. F. Howe.
Mrs. c. G. Maynard of Pepperell, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs. Bond.
Miss Minnie Thurber left Monday for a
visit of one or two weeks in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Il. Dickinson, who spent
part of last week here, left town again
Saturday.
j. G. Ullery of Boston and Stephen
Nam, &c TJn1vplyo SUNDAY -
Spencers.
V. o. Jones is in Washington to escape
the melting SHOWS of Vermont, and may
90 further south.
E. Wales has been engaged to direct the
fancy dances of the Unitarian May party
at Concord, n II.
Charles McRea was first prize winner
in a whist contest in Masonic hall at Put
ney Tuesday night.
O. r. Ware returned last week from a
visit to Fitchburg, Mass, and has since
been housed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Kleek of Denver,
Colo, are expected next week for a visit
to Col and Mrs Goodhue.
Fred w. Reed will occupy the upper
floor of Herrick d Boyden's block after it
is vacated by c. O. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Sherman entertained
very pleasantly about 40 friends at their
High street home last evening
Mrs. F. II. Smith has recently sent two
barrels of clothing and bedding to the Dea-
coness home in New York city.
c. Z. Wells, who was formerly employed
by the Z. P. Carpenter company, has re-
moved to Waterbury, this state.
Capt J. Harry Estey goes to Burlington
next week to take the examination for his
commission in the National Guard
Harry Bingham, son of C. F. Bingham,
sprained his ankle while at play at the
High street school yesterday afternoon.
Mis- Gertrude Marston will return to-
morrow from Woodstock, where she has
been teaching school for several weeks
Miss Ella Scott returned Saturday from
her school at Northampton for a brief va.
cation. She went Wednesday to Philadel-
phia.
H. F. Arin has rented a tenement in
the Reed house on Reed hill. Mrs j. c..
Knight has moved from % to 81 Elliot
street.
Miss Carrie Leach went Monday to
Fitchburg, Mass, for several weeks visit,
accompanying Miss Currier, who has been
her guest.
The family of f. X. Reed have joined
him this week at South Royalston, Mass,
where Mr.. Reed has an interest in gran
lite quarry.
Jacob Gray Estey, ir., was elected a
4 member of the Estey Guard last evening.
Following the election there was jollitca-
ton meeting.
Mrs. NJ. p. Miller, who has been with
her mother, Mrs Persons, a. Guilford
,rJo "a
Philadelphia.
In clutches of grip: Mrs. D. w. Ross,
Mrs. Phila Wheeler Mrs. John Tucker,
Shirley Brigham, Mrs, Sabin Yeaw, Mrs
S. p. Sherwin.
Miss Spaulding of Rutland is drilling
the parochial school children for theiI
parts in the entertainment at the Catholic
fair, March Is.
Henry Willis and family will move about
April l to Merden, Conn. Miss Hattie
Pettee is with the family at South Vernon
for few weeks.
F. II. Davis, who sewers his connection
at Pratt, Wright & Co.'s Saturday, viii
open a ladies' and mems tailoring estab
lishment in town.
Mrs. G. w. Baker has been critically il
with grip in Cleveland. o., but letters re
hopes of recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. White and Mrs
Clarence Wilson of Meriden, Conn, were
here this week to attend the funeral OF
Benjamin Stickney.
The little girl who had hip dislocateC
and leg broken at South Newfane this
week was a daughter of Eben Stratton
formerly of this town.
Leon S. Harvey is now stenographer fol
the Wilson Morrison company of Chicago
and has the Boston agency for the Fair
banks Canning company.
c. II. Thompson will present to thu
High school and to the Natural Histor,
society large specimens of coral which 1t
brought from the Bermudas.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Young and daugh
ter have rooms at j. l.. KnOwlton's anC
are boarding at Mrs. S. S. Hunts unit
their home is ready for occupancy.
Verne Eason, who came home from
Winchendon, Mass, last week, has sine
gone to Fitchburg, Mass, where he has
position in l.. II. Pratt q Co.'s jewelr,
store,
J. P. Strong, who was formerly the pro
prietor of the City laundry, was in tow
this week. He has been in business a
Nashua, n. H., but will soon locate else
where.
Miss Wynne Wadsworth has been en-
paged by CHM & Co., the ll-kno Wn tex