Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-17
PUTNBY.
Death of Nathan CIouph.

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but was able to do light work, and was in
his usual health when he went to bed
Thursday night. lie was found dead in
bed Friday morning. 1t is probable that
he died about five 0 clock. He was a native
of Putney, VT, where he was born II
years ago. He lived there large portion
of his life, but for the past 20 years resided
Dorchester, N. H., Mortified, Bernard
ston and Deeriield. He leaves three sons
and one daughter. The funeral will take
place at o'clock Monday" The children
are George r. of Narthield Mass, Fred
X. of Deerfield, Sylvester Of Dorchester,
n. H., and Mrs. A. E. Lincoln of
Stoughton, Mass. Nathan Clough was
brother of Dorr Clough of this place.
Mrs. II. L. Pierce was in Keene Tues
day.
Lila Stone of Northampton, Mass, is at
G.. L. Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole are spending the
week in Boston.
Miss Helen Robertson spent Sunday at
Lake Dunmore.
George f. Taft of New Y ork was at Dorr
Coughs over Sunday.
Miss Abigail f. Goodell has returned
from Boston, and is at DR.. Fosters.
Norman Cobb, ir., is attending the meet
ings at Lake Pleasant this week.
Newton Clark of South Acworth, y. H.,
is the guest of Miss Grace Prouty.
Mrs. Edward Treadway and child Of
Shelter Island are visiting at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lincoln of Stoughton,
Mass, are visiting at Dorr Clough's.
Samuel O'Nei of Hinsdale, y. H., is
visiting his sister, Mary Jane O'Neil
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Will Lewis Of
Turner's Falls, Mass, are at f. NJ. Lewis's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burditt take a
carriage drive to Winchester, " H., this
week.
James Booth of Springfield, this state,
has been visiting at 5. O. Parker's this
week.
Mrs. F. H. Scott of Orange, Mass,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. NJ Corser, this
week.
Fred and Albert Derry have been spend
ing the week with their brother, Z. W
Derry.
Miss Mamie Bell and Miss Lizzie
Spangler are summer boarders at W. d.
Waite's.
Erwin Robbins sawed the index finger of
his left hand quite badly in Perce's mill
Saturday.
Rev. f. F. Mitchell will preach in the
Baptist church at East Putney on Sunday,
August 10.
Mrs. George W. Berry, who has been
visiting at George Towushends, has re-
turned to Grafton.
Miss Mary Kyle and Miss Earle, sum
merers at Chandler Putfers, returned
Tuesday to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wheeler returned
Sunday from a months visit at Mr.
Wheeler's home in Mt Holly.
Rev. Chas. Conkling of Springfield,
Mass, breaches in the Universalist church
Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
The early Sunday morning train will
stop at this station next Sunday, Aug. 10,
to take passengers TO Lake Pleasant.
w. II. Smith of Springfield, Mass,
joined his wife here Saturday, and is
spending the week at W. II. Dickinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. F. Abels of Hartford,
Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Abells of
Westield, Mass, have been at Z. 5. Han
NUNS this week.
The gun club will have a grand tourna-
ment here soon, when a large number of
crack shots will be present. Full particu-
lars will be given later.
VIM. Coles paper mill was shut down
the first of the week on account of a
damaged gear. VIM. Robertson mill was
also closed for want of coal
Ebert NJ. Bennett and Miss Della Lucas,
who have been staying at Warren Bennett
for the past two weeks, left Wednesday for
their homes in Philadelphia.
Rev. Elihu Snow of White River Junction
will preach at the Methodist church Sun
day morning, and in the evening will give
an address on the Epworth league. All
are invited.
Justice wilkins says he doesn't object
TO performing marriage ceremony when
ever he can make anyone happy by it, but
he would little rather have them come
before he gets asleep,
Mrs. Eva D. Greenwood and Mrs. H. B.
Powell have been elected delegates from
this parish TO the convention of Vermont
and Province of Quebec Universalists, to
be held in St. Johnsbury, August Is, %
and 80.
Prof Glover of Brooklyn, y. y, will
give a photograph entertainment in the
Congregational church next Friday even
ing, August "A, under the auspices of the
Y. p. 5. c. Z. Prof. Glover has given a
great many entertainments OF this sort in
the larger places with excellent success,
and he is sure to please, as his instrument
can be distinctly heard in all parts of the
house. The entertainment will begin at 5
O'Clock, before, it is hoped large house.
Chas. E. Ellis, alias Chas Harris, was
arrested in Westminster Friday morning
and brought before Judge Kimball on
charge of forging the name of Mary Ann
Jeffrey of East Putney on an order on
Merchant NJ. G. Williams for eight dollars
worth of goods, which Mr.. Williams let
him have. States Attorney Allbee read
the complaint, TO which young Ellis, who is
but II years of age, responded guilty, and
was placed under bonds to the amount of
$500, which were furnished.