Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-08
PERSONAL.

ANioo 'N99tN N'ANSS 10 IL WIN y BuOlu
fever.
L. d. Taylor is in Windsor county on
insurance business
Mrs. Geo. f. Heath is visiting at f. A.
Lords on Cottage street.
Mrs. May Doolittle of Greenfield spent
Sunday in Brattleboro.
Miss Susie Hanrahan is taking a vaca-
from n. l. Hawley's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed of Boston are
visiting at John Moynihan's.
Ben Williamson, jr., returned to his
school in Sing Sing, N. Y, Tuesday.
Miss Marian Minor returned to Boston
Monday to resume her musical studies.
Mrs. C. II. Belnap of st. Adams is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. X. l.. Whitney.
The T. O. N. club will meet with Mrs.
E. L. Cook of Canal street this evening.
IA Annie Lamb, who has been visiting
with her aunt in Greenfield, returns today.
II. M. Currier and Miss Addie Currier
came from Boston Tuesday for a visit in
town.
N Hoyt Lockwood of Springfield, this
state, is one of the visitors in town this
week.
Laura Stearns, who has been spending
the holidays in Brooklyn, \. Y, returns
today.
P. S. Scrbner of Wolcott, this state, is
spending a few days with his son, Charles
AScribner.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler has been confined
to her bed this week by a severe attack of
neuralgia.
Mrs. V. w. Boyden has been called to
Bethlehem, n. H., again by the illness of
her father
Mrs. E. L. Parker left Wednesday for a
weeks visit with her parents in Clare
mont, n. H.
Chas Deyo of Worcester, Mass, has re-
burned and is living at Mr. Barraby's on
South Main street.
M e Park went to Palmer Monday to
attend to duties as manager of the Knox
Hill water company.
Rev. and Mrs E. w. Sharp of South
Royalton, this state, formerly of Putney,
were in town Saturday.
Mrs. r. Avery of New London, Conn,
the former Brattleboro milliner, is visiting
at II. b. Chamberlain's.
Silas Cobb finished work for S. A. Smith
d Co. and returned to his home in Spring
field, this state, this week.
Mss Noel Bullock of Plainfed;N. j.,
who has been the guest of Mrs. l. n.
Thorn, returned home Saturday.
George H. Allen of Boston, special
agent of the Manchester Fire Assurance
company, was in town Tuesday.
The engagement of Walter S. Pratt of
Brattleboro and Miss Charlotte White of
Glens Falls, N. Y, is announced.
George Danyeaw, who went to Yer
gennes recently to attend wedding, was
taken quite i'll and has not been able to re-
turn.
Miss Kelsey and Miss Higley, who have
been visiting hereabouts the past two
weeks, returned Monday to Medford,
Mass
George w. Pierce is in Montpelier at
BENDING the annual meeting of the Yer
mont Dairymen's association, of which he
is secretary.
DR.. and Mrs. C. S. Pratt reached Brat
tleboro Sunday night. DR.. Pratt will re-
open his Office in the Burnham house on
North Main street.
Mrs. John Hackey goes today to Green
field, Mass, where she and Mr.. Hackley
will begin housekeeping Their furniture
was shipped this week
E. L. Parker, as deputy supreme gov
ernor, will install the officers of Ashuelot
colony of Pilgrim Fathers at Winchester,
M. h., next wednesday nlSnI'
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pullen left Tuesday
for Richmond, Va, where Mr.. Pullen will
resume his medical studies, which were in
terrupted by an attack of malaria.
Perley Holmes, who has been attending
the academic department of the University
OF Vermont, will enter the medical de-
N partment at the term which opens this
y month.
A. f. Emery of Orange, Mass, was in
town Tuesday. He is one of the directors
of the Vermont Loan & Trust company
and is making trip in the interest OF that
concern.
Miss Edith Stote accompanied hel
Brother Dan to Easthampton Saturday and
returned Monday. Dan Stolte will board
al Easthampton and receive treatment fol
his eyes in Springfield.
Johnnie Cunningham of New YORK
spent Sunday with Rev. Father Cunning
ham while on his way to Montreal to at
tend college. Willie Kaine of Brattleborc
returned to Montreal with him Monday
night.
Ed Thorn left Monday for Baltimore t.
complete his second years studies at the
Baltimore Medical college. He is to have
hospital position after the end of the col
lege year in April and will remain in Balti
more during the summer
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough went t.
White River Junction Monday. Mr.
Bough spoke there at the anniversary ser
vices, held through this week, in the Meth
cdist church, which he founded 20 year
ago, and over which he has been twic
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee of Brookline
Mass, gave a reception on New Year
day in honor of eX-Queen Liliuokalani o
Hawaii. Music was furnished by Mis-
Sarah Macdonald, the harpist, who spen
seVeral days last Summer with Mr. ant
hrs. H. II. Thompson.
The collegians have returned this week
Gilbert Batchelder and Ralph Stoddard t,
Brown Monday; Miss Edith EstabrOok ant
Miss Chrsta Park to Smith, Miss Id
Waite to Mount Holyoke, Miss Rena Hal
70 Wellesley, Miss Florence Allen to Mid
dlebury Wednesday; Miss Ethel Water
man and Ernest Waterman to Middlebur,
Yesterday; Merton Robbins to the Univer
sity of Vermont and G. Fred Childs t.
Vale Monday.
The Winchester Star has this item con
Earning former Brattleboro resident, thu
mother of W. c. Mitchell: Mrs. Mitch
Ell, an aged lady, who lives with he
laughter, Mrs. Turner, fell at the hous
at Friday, cutting a cash about al
inch square on the back of her lef