Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-01-27
PERSONAL.

teTday.
David S. Carey spent Sunday in Gard
ner, Mass.
+. r. Durgin has been in Boston this
week on business.
Miss Effie Fulton went to her home in
Burlington Monday.
Miss Ella Scott returned Monday to her
school in Mystic, Conn.
Miss Mary Shepp went yesterday to Hat
field, Mass, for visit
The T. o. N. club will meet with Mrs.
Electa Morse this evening.
Mrs. W. II. Webb, who has been criti-
cally i'll with pneumonia, is recovering.
Fred S. Brasor spent three evenings this
week with an orchestra in Springfield, Mass.
Hon. b. f. Fiield and Hon. More6eld
Story of Boston we're in Brattleboro Tues
day.
A. G. Davenport has been suffering Sc
verely from neuralgia the past three OF
four weeks.
c.. P.Streeter leaves tomorrow for Bright
wood, Mass, where he has employment in
the car shops.
Mrs. A. ID. Wyatt and her mother, Mrs.
Adams, are spending two weeks visiting in
new OIk CITY.
Miss Florence Timson has gone to Clare
mont, n h., to visit her uncle, Capt.
Julius c. Timson.
Mrs. Charles Z. Downer was called to
Berlin, n. Y, Monday by the critical ill
ness of her father.
Mrs. Blanche Tate will start tomorrow
for visit in Clifton, S. c., the former
home of Mr.. Tate. . sSsg - sa
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Roel returned to
Brattleboro Friday after wedding journey
in New York state.
Mrs. Noah Perry went Saturday TO
Athol, Mass, for visit of two or three
weeks with relatives.
Miss Rena Hall, graduate Of Wellesley,
takes the place in the High school of Miss
| Henshaw, who is i'll.
Conductor Bert Sargent, who has been
critically III with appendicitis, is improving
and is now able to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling took
passage from Liverpool Wednesday on the
| White star steamer Majestic.
John Joyce has finished work in the
foundry at Hinsdale, n. H., where he has
been employed for some time. -
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Fraser Of Middle
town, Conn, are guests of Mr.. Fraser s
mother on Washington street.
E.F. Coxson was in New York a part
| OF last week to arrangeS. A. Smith & Co. s
display at an exhibition there.
L. Z. Holden went to his mill on Flat
street Monday for the first time since he
was taken i'll several weeks ago.
Will Shumway returned Monday TO his
work at the Photographic studio of A. d.
Wyatt after being Ill five weeks.
John Alexander of Saxtons River ha:
been here this week to visit his mother
Mrs. w. II. Alexander, who is i'll.
The wedding of Carl Cushing, book
keeper for p Fleming, and Miss Marcis
White will take place next Tuesday.
+. f. Flagg, jr., came this week from
White River junction to assist Landlord
Turner in catering for the Masonic ball.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller and son, Clarenc'
Miller, are now at the Brooks House afte
stay of several months in New Yorl
city.
L. F. Adams was in New York city tn,
first of the week on business connected
with the sale Of the Washburn- Crosb,
flour.
Miss May Edwards went Monday I,
East Boston, where she will be the CUES
of Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Sprague TIVE
weeks.
John Retting, ST., went today to New
Haven, Conn, for a visit of two or thre
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Minni
Bishop.
William +. Collins Of the "Worceste
Gazette" with Miss Alice Derfla Halves o.
Utica, n. Y, spent Sunday last with Rev
and Mrs. w. Ii. Collins.
Frank Bracket, for a number of year
engineer on the "switcherr in the freight
yard, has gone to Manchester, n. H., wher
he has a position in the Manchester Ca
works.
Capt. and Mrs. +. d. Weld and daugh
ter were called to Cornish, n. H., Tues
day by the critical illness of Mr.. Weld
aged father who fell recently and fracture
leg near the hip joint.
Mrs. j. Harrington and sons returned I
their home in Worcester and Mrs. Mar
Earle to Boston yesterday. They wer
called here to attend the funeral of MI
and Mrs. Eugene Ferriter. ar.SS = a
George w. Norcross, who was confne
! to his house over two months, is now abl
to be out daily, but he will not return I
J his work as superintendent of the S. A
Smith & Co. factory at present.
W. F. Patch and DR.. d. P. Webste
were in Boston Saturday to consult a sp,
, cialist in regard to the condition of Nj
! Patch. Mr.. Patch will not return at pre-
2 ent to his duties as express messenger.
Mrs. @. B. Crowell, who recently wer
0 to her home In Hackensack, N. j., hs
! undergone an operation for the removal {
/ a tumor in hospital in that city. TIL
operation was successful, and Mrs. Grove
is recovering.
Miss Katherine Austin, Oldest daughtt
9 of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Austin, has bee
t very critically i'll this week with men
branous Group. 1t was thought at or
}, time that she was beyond recovery, bl
e she is now improving.
I Ben Williamson left Monday for Ne
; York, going from there to Haley, Idah
where he will visit his mother and sister
: After leaving Idaho he will go to Sa
l. Francisco and Southern California, return
ing home via New Orleans after an absen,
of six weeks.
; For the past three weeks Mrs. l.
: Couch has ben i'll with the grip at Il
home of her sister, Mrs. w. X. Joyslin,
= Charlemont, Mass. She is now improviI
y and her sister, Mrs. Harlow, who has bee
% caring for her, has returned to her duti
nc taachar Mrs Swift fllad Mrs Ha