Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-03
PERSONAL.

day at Chester.
Miss Marjorie White returned from Bos-
ton yesterday.
Miss Ethel Durham has returned from
a visit in Keene.
L. b. Hardy went to Boston this morn
ing for a brief visit.
Zephirein st. Cyr has moved from South |
Main to los Elliot street.
DIR. and Mrs. f. A. Woodbury. have re-
turned from visit in Boston.
A. E. Thurber is out after being housed |
for two months with bronchitis.
Mrs. Mary G. Waite of Boston is a guest
at Geo. f. Roots, Brook street.
Dr. and Mrs. II. d. Holton entertained
party at dinner on New Years day.
Capt and Mrs. j. Harry Estey returned
from their southern trip Sunday night.
C. b. Streeter returned Wednesday,
after spending the holidays in New York
Jesse Haynes succeeds A. l.. Maynard
as clerk in the office of Sherman & JENNIE.
Chas. Hawley returned to Worcester yes
terday, after spending the holidays at home
Ernest and Ethel Waterman have re-
turned to their studies at Middlebury col
| lege.
Mrs. f. d. Evarts and daughter returned
to New York Tuesday after visiting her
father.
Mabel, daughter of o. II. Stevens of st.
Adams, has been visiting with Brattleboro
relatives.
Miss Ethel Bruce has been i'll this week,
unable to attend to her duties at the Cen
treville school,
Miss Nimmo, who has been milliner at
IN. 1. ,,I to hnr hnp
in Flushing, Long Island.
Mrs. j. G.. Howard has left her home in
district No 6, and is now living at Frank
Fields on Western avenue
DR.. and Mrs. G.. f. Barber have issued
invitations to card parties, to be held next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
James II. Morse has moved from II Lau-
rel street to Forest street; w. II. Fisher
from 9 Myrtle to Forest street
Misses Carrie and Eleanor Burke, who
have spent the holidays here, return to-
morrow to their home in Brooklyn.
Miss Sarah Benson returned yesterday
to birmingham, Mass, normal school,
where she is taking an advanced course in
pedagogcs.
Miss Maud Wnkler returned to her
home in Camden, Y. j., Monday, after a
visit of two or three months with her sis
ter, Mrs f. l.. Smith.
Lewis Gregg entertained a party of
young people last evening in honor of the
Misses Burke of Brooklyn. The time was
pleasantly spent at whist.
Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Coombs entertained
a party of friends New Years eve. Six
hand euchre was the diversion with which
the last hours of '9j were whiled away.
The marriage of Lester G. French, noE
, of Providence, X. l., and Miss Addie Nj.
} Farrar of West Fitchburg, Mass, will
take place at the brides home on the l4th
g inst.
Fred II. Morse, steward at the American
2 House, is taking two weeks vacation
during which he is assisting Mrs. Morse
4 in preparing her new millinery rooms II
e Market block.
C Miss Cabot gave reception Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Ethel Dalton,
r and on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. b. 5. Bal
estier gave an afternoon tea, also in Mis-
/ Dalton's honor.
Archie Streeter finishes work this weel
4 at Starkey Il Wellman's, where he ha
e been employed for the past three years
n He is undecided as to where he will locate
but may go to Springfield.
} r. d. Perry of Phillipston, Mass, an
d L. +. Conant of Waltham, Mass, promi
@ nent members of the Brunswick Fur club
Is are the guests of X. G. Cressy, and wit
Mr.. Cressy, George w. Baker and others ar
" following the fox hounds over the hills
If Miss Ethel Dalton left for New Yor
1t Wednesday. She will sail for Genoa o
t. the Germana Jan s. She will spend th
winter in the south of France with tw
is Boston ladies. The three will make III
n trip from Genoa into France by bicycles.
of News of the marriage on New Year
III day of w. II. Jackson of Brooklyn, n. \
formerly of Brattleboro, is received by Il
va cal friends. The bride is Miss Anderson
r.. 1t is expected Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson VI
of visit Bratteboro next week on their we,
no ding trip.
Mrs, Charles Warder went Wednesdi
o. to Springfield, Mass, to attend the funen
ed of her cousin, Mrs. Dwight Holland, VII
nd died Sunday night after long and pain
rk illness. In early life Mrs. Holland wa
m frequent visitor in Brattleboro and b.
many friends among the young fox q
&c that time.
Id The engagement was announce ~
mn Saturday of Miss Stella Dalton, dal;-d
lie of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton, an Al'
ar ard Elwood Dodge, INSTRUCTOR AZ
" and physical geography in the 1sa1S'
- college, New York. Mr.. Dodge al' 10
, on Brattleboro on Saturday and remlIla IN
70 til Thursday.
NJ The High school class of '9i Hlhed
'he the old year out and the new yr n as
of the guests of John Ryder. WIS was
lie played, Gilbert Batchelder ali ertha
NV Dodge winning the first prizes .h oooby
prizes going to Howard Rice and ly De-
.uie vine Refreshments were seTe lnd IN
"a a. the latter part of the evenin; eriFe was
ie9 played, Edward Lavelle winIhg4e prize
act Among the weeks guests ,i Brooks
IL House have been Miss s. J Roc and the
,rt Misses M. F. and M. L. Val Wlke, who
os- came up from Jersey City taTO weeks
ont sleighing(P); A. S. Beebee mliD nieces OF
'N' Kaslo, B. c.; Mr.. and M 7. Pettee,
-ew New York; II. @. StayDa Milwaukee,
o,'e Wis; John II. Kimlil Prghkeepsie,
oh who has charge Of placing ,ls scenery in
list. the town hall.
fbe Weather reports areWT isplayed each
me day at the Estey, CaFene and Smith u
nor. Co.'s factories Ia addition hose display
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