Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-17
PERSONAL.

Ed Welcome is making a visi. in Airing
ton.
Louis Knight is ill, threatened with
pneumonia.
John Howe has finished work at Mellen
& Proctor's.
F. M. Parmenter has taken tenement
in Tyler block.
L. b. Reid has moved from so Elliot to
a Church street.
Mrs. j. M. NATION is in New York for a
two weeks visit.
Mrs. Thomas Manning is critically i'll
from blood poisoning.
James Austin, who lives on South Main
street, is critically i'll.
NJ. j. Moran goes to New York today to
attend the cycle show.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. E. Ranney came up
from Boston yesterday.
F. T. Hopkinson has gone to Benning-
ton for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Seymour Scott of Lyons, n. Y, is
guest at A. o. Alvord's.
Mrs. Dana Angler has been visiting in
Greenfield, Mass, this week.
Frank Shea has finished work at Green
field and is at home for time.
Miss Hattie Stearns has been seriously
ill, but is now more comfortable.
Mrs. James Harper and children return
ed to Weston, this state, Tuesday.
Frank Rose of Syracuse, N. Y, made
short visit here the last of the week.
Miss Maud Evans of Swanzey, N. H., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. w. DeWolf.
D. H. Bement has been in Baldwin
oil
L. P. Harris has returned from Lynn,
Mass, where he spent two or three weeks.
Miss E. NJ. Prouty is expected today
from her visit of month in Kimball, Neb.
Miss Minnie E. Fox goes TO Swanzey, n.
H., tomorrow for a stay of few months.
Will Johnston of Suncook, N. H., was
a guest at d. f. Brackets over Sunday.
Miss Amy Hines returned Monday after
visit of two or three weeks in New York
city.
H. S. Josselyn has returned to his old
home in Bridgewater to remain for the
present.
Miss Marion Adams goes to Springfield,
Mass, today TO spend Sunday with her
parents.
Chief of Police E. S. Hall appeared on
the streets Tuesday night in full officers
uniform.
Mrs. II. A. Wadsworth went Wednes-
day for two weeks visit in Worcester
and Boston.
Will Collins, now assistant local editor
of the Springfield Republican, has been at
home this week.
Thoma9 A. Austin was called to Bost on
yesterday on account of the serious illness
of his sister Julia.
Miss Florence Hunter is planning to &C
Boston to take course of study in stenog-
raphy and typewriting
DR.. and Mrs. f. Z. Clark of Burlington
who attended the Knapp-Pino wedding
returned home Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Fuller was in Deep River
Conn, from Friday to Wednesday, with
her daughter, Mrs. Spencer.
Guy Lamson has been chosen orator Of
the class of '96 at Middlebury college fol
commencement exercises in June.
The board of health has appointed
John Calvin and E. L. Parker inspectors o
plumbing for term of three years.
George Roberts returned to Burlington
Wednesday to continue his studies in med
icine at the University of Vermont.
Mrs. NJ. G. Taylor went yesterday t,
MduCueSJeT, WueTo MI ldylOI 10 oIag I'M
because of his fathers severe illness.
Miss Emma Dutton was called to New
York city last week because of the crit
cal illness of her sister, Mrs. Streeter.
Jas. S. Williams of New London, Conn
a former well-known conductor on tn
New London road is at the Brooks House
w. II. Henley came here with his famil
Saturday from Windsor. Mr.. Henle
travels for Boston house and his famil
will live at the Brooks House for the pres
ent.
Mrs. W. G. Carpenter has issued invita-
tions for a party next Wednesday evenin
at which cards and dancing will be the a
fractions.
N. l. Hawley goes today to attend tn
funeral of his intimate friend, Judg
Shurtleff, which will be held in Springfield
tomorrow.
Deacon A. A. Stearns is ill with pnel
monia. His condition is very serious, bI
yesterday he was reported to be mol
comfortable.
Frank Gilchrist of Putney has begu
work at the Brooks House as one OF II
firemen, taking the place of Bert Putnam
who has returned TO Dover.
The Old Whist club met Saturday eve
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Robin
The honors were carried off by Mrs. ID.
Houghton and Mr., Robbins.
o. L. Beverage has been elected
rector of the American institute of instru
ton, one of the leading educational ass
Citations CT the United States.
H. NJ. Wood has been on the road for
few days, visiting Vermont towns in Il
interest of the Heating Wheel compan
He will go to the New York cycle she
next week to assist in showing the Kef
ing wheels.
Mrs. Clary has been at home this we
because her daughter, Ruby Ciary, is
with measles. Mrs. Clary's place in &
public schools is taken by Miss Tilton
Deerfield, Mass.
Misses Lenna Thomas, Belle Tenney a.
Carrie Huntley are in Boston for tN
weeks. Miss Emma Gregg will sing
the Universalist choir during the absen
of Miss Thomas.
Herbert f. Hatch, who is known az
nephew of Mrs. o. p. Shephardson of Il
village has bought Dana Coy's interest
the new stationery store in the Howe
block at Windsor.
l.. P. Suffer of Chicago is in town todi
accompanying Mr.. Billings, the n
England agent of the firm of Suffer Br
Business is now being pushed with 60
force of WOrkmen at the tobacco wa