Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-12-17
PERSONAL.

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H. +. Wellman was in Springfield, Mass
Two days this week. -'''''
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Harris went TO Ros-
ton today for short trip.
ullman Warren is building an addition
mis- house on Frost street.
Frost Minor went to Boston Wednesday
for visit of few weeks.
X. II. Baker, the barber has boor ~
Win Jaundice since last Saturday.
Mrs. F. b. Stoddard has entered the
employ of Hooker, Corser & Mitchell.
MISS Heta Ryan is learning telegraphy
under the direction of James Bard we'll.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton is seriously i'll
A trained nurse is here to care for her.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Dora Estelle Cray to Guy Perry Howe.
Miss Rena Hall came this week from
wellesley to spend the holidays at home.
John A. Davis is spending some time
win MS son Ernest In Springfield, Mass.
Edison W. Burnham is working in the
finishing department at Emerson l. Sons.
Mrs. Kate O'Nel is very i'll and Miss
Lawrence, trained nurse, is caring for
her.
II. c. Liscom is moving from Spruce
street to the Slack house on Western
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pellet of Worces
ter visited in town from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Crosby went to New York
yesterday to spend the holidays with her
husband.
Mrs n w uool,o, ,,LD - -,
riously ill several months, is now much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Holden are spend
ing several days in Boston, Worcester and
Springfield
james p. Ferriter is housed this week,
having injured his knee-pan in fall at
Grange block.
John Chandler of Boston visited his
mother and sister at their Green street
home this week
Harvey Newton of Worcester visited
this week with his niece, Mrs. F. L. Hunt,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Michael Griffin sprained her left
shoulder and arm severely by slipping on
the ice one day last week.
Miss Ruth j. Sawyer of Boston is ex-
peCleu JO-nOTTOW lot mOnJn s VlSlJ Win
her sister, Mrs w. II. Gedds.
Miss Johanna Brosnahan came from
Springfield, Mass, Saturday to visit rela-
tives. She returned Tuesday.
DR.. Henry Tucker was called to Laconia
N. H., Wednesday, his daughter being st
riously i'll there with diphtheria.
Mrs. j. f. Lawrence went to Peterboro,
n. H., last Saturday to care for Mr.. Law
rence's daughter, who is seriously i'll.
| Mrs. Addie Denslow and daughter of
Westield, Mass, spent last week with
Mrs. Denslow's brother, Denison Cowles.
George Houghton has moved from
South Main street to the farm in Guilford,
which he bought recently of A. j.. Quincy.
William P. Devine comes home next
week from the Philadelphia Dental col
lege to spend the holidays with his parents.
Thomas Perry has finished work for DR..
E. S. Bowen. George Collins and f. An
drew Ferrter have entered the employ of
j. o. Smith.
Rev. Father Griffin of the Roman Cath
Ollie university at Washington, is expected
to come today to attend the funeral of
William Baker.
DR.. D. P. Webster and Dan Webster
will 90 to New York today to spend a
week with DR.. Webster's daughter Mrs.
William H. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Houghton and
daughters have moved to Boston, where
Mr.. Houghton and daughters will be en-
ployed in restaurant.
W. F. Dearborn, special agent for the
Delaware Insurance company of Philadel-
phia, was in town Monday with view OF
establishing an agency here
Porter Darling has moved from %
Washington street to the water-cure build
ing on Elliot street. Louis Dompier has
moved from 30 to 50 Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. knight of Ludlow
are the guests of Mrs. w. W. Walker this
week. Mr.. Knight was formerly en-
ployed here in the store of Randall u
Clapp.
Gen. and Mrs. j. j. Estey returned
Saturday night after Western trip when
included Chicago and st. Louis. They
we're met at Philadelphia by Capt. j.
Harry Estey, who returned with them.
Mrs. Ella s. Stone, who died recently in
Springfield, this state, was a sister OF MIS-
| Whittier of Esterbrook street. Mrs. stone
lived here for time, but returned early ID
the fall to Springfield, being then IN iaiilhg
health.
Liston G. Ketchum is spending the hol-
idavs with his mother. He has been IN
Minnesota several weeks on business when
concerned the Baltimore law firm will
which he is connected, and he returned
here via Montreal.
Mrs. Catherine Smith and daughter
Miss Johanna Ash and Miss Nellie Griffin
left here Tuesday and sailed Wednesday
from New York on the White Star lint
steamer Tuetonlc, for Ireland, where they
will visit relatives. They will probably o.
gone three or four months.
The Falmouth, Mass, Enterprise o
dec, II contained the following; "MessrS
Jobn A. orion and Levi M. Lawton' VIII
their families, moved this week TO Falr
haven where they are about to engage II
the undertaking business. They WIN o.
greatly missed in musical and sociai CIR
Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton especially IN t In
former, they having been prominent hlen L
hers of the First Congregational cholr Gur
inc their years residence in FaImouVh'
The Rensselaer, county (New 1orK
hoard of supervisors has accepted pfopSU
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