Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-22
PERSONAL.
IS. Herbert knight is very i'll.

NJ l. Ryan FAMILY are i'll with the
measles.
Miss Charlotte Adams is visiting at r.
W. Anglers.
A. p. Childs of Bennington was in town
this morning.
DIR. j. E. Prescott returned to the Brooks
House Saturday.
S. H. Davis of New York is in town
with cash registers.
Mrs Royce, mother of Mrs. o. E. Ran
DALI is seriously i'll.
Dan Webster has been in White River
Junction this week.
N. f. Cabot and ID. S. Pratt are i'm Min
neapols on business trip.
Mrs. Burton Burnham is seriously i'll
with neuralgia of the heart
Rev. Father Long of Proctor has been
visiting his parents this week.
II. NJ Wood is on the road again in the
interests of the Heating bicycle.
Mrs. Bunce of New York is here with her
sister-in-aw, Mrs. G. A. Rsbey.
Mrs. j. Green is visiting her sister, Mrs
A. G. Davis at 30 Chestnut street.
Henry Bingham of Bennington called
on old friends in town last Friday.
Miss Cora Clay went to Somervile to-
day to visit her brother, Geo. Clay
Mrs. II. F. Jordan and Master Alfred
returned from Philadelphia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Clement of Mime
apols, Mimi, were in town yesterday.
George K. Fox has been seriously i'll for
several days with intlammatoTy Iheuma-
tism.
Mrs. Brown of Bennington is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Wall, on Pearl
street.
Miss Jessie Scott went to Mystic, Conn,
Monday to visit her aunt at the Mystic
oral school.
Capt and Mrs. j. Harry Estey are at
the Brooks House and will remain there
during the winter.
Hon. j. L. Martin went this week to
Montpelier to attend the session of the su-
preme court Monday
Miss Dorothy E. Cray has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Douglass in
Burlington this week.
Edmund Carey returned Wednesday
after visit Of several days at the home of
his son James in Newport
Mrs. William F. May of Spruce street
has gone to Winchester, n. H., for a few
weeks visit with her mother.
ii. ", OOOlluBe anu EuSOu DuTHudul
were at Felchville Monday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Coolidge's mother.
Miss Ella Blodgett gave whist party
Wednesday afternoon. The first prize
was won by Miss Lulu Belle Horton.
Frank Knowlton was summoned Tues
4 day to Rochester, this state, by a telegram
announcing the critical illness of his faith
er.
Rev. Fathers Reynolds of Bellows Falls
and Houihan of Ludlow have been the
guests of Rev. Father Cunningham this
week.
Fl J. G. Martin of Manchester Centre was
& in town last night on business connected
with the Vermont Spring company of
Newfane.
Fred Carlton, who has been employed at
the American House the past few months,
has finished work there and returned to
Winchester.
F. o. Field, who has been employed on
the house of Z. D. Wilson on Forest
street, returned to Fair Haven, this state,
Wednesday.
r. c. Cressy is in Phillipston, Mass, as
the guest of r. D. Phillips, with whom he
is following the hounds in the expectation
of securing foxes.
MISS Alice w llldTu has IeSlSutu as treas
urer of the Baptist Christian EndeaVor So
ciety and Miss Polly Haigh has been cho-
sen her successor.
Mrs. James Grady returned from Hol.
yoke Monday. Her niece, Ellen Sullivan,
who was well known in Brattleboro, died
in Holyoke Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed of Springfield
Mass, are spending some time here. Mrs
Reed is assisting in caring for her mother,
Mrs. LennoX, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Putnam OF
Claremont, N. H., have visited relatives il
town this week. Mr.. Putnam is editor Of
the Claremont Advocate.
Miss Ida Waite, who was called home
on account of the death of Miss Lucretii
Waite, has been i'll since and unable to re-
turn to Mt Holyoke college.
Masa Willis has been calling on hi
Brattleboro friends. He has of late beer
living with his son in Merden, Conn, bu
will soon 90 to visit another son in Canada
Mrs. f. w. Stoddard and Miss MauC
Stoddard started yesterday for visit o
two months in Springfield and Brookline
Mass, Brooklyn, N. Y, Newark, n. j.
and other places.
Miss Wynne Wadsworth, who has beel
teaching in DummersJOn, mas given up ne
school there and gone to Ludlow, Mass
where she will have an excellent position
in the High school.
Mrs Lulu Cressy McLane was Gale
to ST. Johnsbury a few days ago by tn
illness of her husband, but has since IT
turned, Mr.. McLane having recovered sui
ficiently to resume work on the road.
William o. Miller of Dummerston, VIII
has been i'll several months, has so far re
covered that he was able to come to Bra
tleboro yesterday to attend the annua
meeting of the cOrporators of the Brattle
boro Savings bank.
Charles E. Smith and Mrs. August
Tollman Breed, both of Williamstown
Mass, were married recently in Troy, \
Y. The bride was formerly a resident {
Bratteboro, living here with her aun
Mrs. Drury Weatherhead.
H. A. Walker, manager of the Farmer
& Mechanics exchange meat market, wi
give up the position at the end of this weel
dH. L. Houghton will have charge
the market. Mr.. Lane of the grocery stol
will take the cart that has been run by N
Houghton.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks Hou'
were: Hobart CLARK, Louis Strauss, BO
ton; II. L. Morehouse, Elisha Flagg, Ne
York; L. S. Norton, Bennington; G. /
Chapman, Earle d. Lancraft, Meridel
CT. j. j. Williams, Montpelier; W.
Abbott, Lebanon, N. Fl.
The Philadalnhia corTasnondant Of II