Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-27

tu I'D 'dIi' INV hall''s"ie loi W "hlCH ""hl
Sha" OF Hreehhe'd bought Of L. +. bI"oI
VI pia''','o'''
Nm' bFo"h' lhe insurance agent lhe
story OF whose disappearance with MISS
Sarah Hoskins was toia lasi week was
seen ln Ne" ! oTk las, month bE Two bTa'-
ueboro young men.
The teachers OF the public schools were
given today iu addition 20 the two fair days
in order that one day might Doe spent Boz
N''''lis ".l-oi-'""h Schools. many Gi 'H'
''S'''- '" 'P''''-''''''
7'"''..
a. w. 'hiIds =" Zoe agents nI ihe Ne"
YORK Lille Insurance company nave jus.
received receipt TOT N-''"W Ior c.alIu p''.a
upon lhr Iiir 81 iht lake L. Is. Niiliaih,.
lhe "e.i-kno"n basket manufacture "i
Northampton. Mas.
Bishop Hall fell several feet while enter
ing -. Ihuma, church at Brandon Friday
night, ,pr4uiag h., ankle he preached
as Doe intended hut suffered great pain. IIe
is still al Brandon and will probably bee un-
able 90 leave there for several days.
-Jack th. Huceo-." is abroad again.
/ after remaining Quiet several months. Hc
/ chased TWO yo1rr girls a few evening, ago.
/ bu. they escaped. although badly fright
eucd. THIS disfepuiap.e hiHfd ought 10
/ Boz summary dealt WIFI % caught.
Michael Hcnncsscy was arrested Monday
I by Deputy sheriff >tarkey because b. was
/ alleged that hc had been abusing boy
/ named George Phillips. He was arraigned
/ before Justice Newton. Young Phillips
/ testified a, to the ili treatment but his story
/ was no. corroborated by any of the several
/ other boys called as witnesses, and Hem
1 Messy was therefore discharged.
Tn. f,ioy-i,,,, X..rr,ortars have boar a o.,
,,oi,,s5 M, tba A p,orirs.,, IpstIt1te ~ Ciyio.
| ~ Noy, yorl, as ,re,rbers nj tho rationa.
committee M councillors. Il u Harris of
/ pra,tl.t,,r, p.,. Trci,s NJ HID. ~ Hur.
It,,,,or H., S,lsor of Danpiro,or,
p-6f II Gawrbeu of Johnson FraI.
o-icl, l. S,uitb al NJo,t-eIie- II n poo-
ave az Nfo,ris,iil, Tobr g. NcCuliough of
/ Nortt B.nniDgtor tdward Conaut of Ran
doI,b Cbs-Ies p Harris of Ruflar5 WorfL.
melon smith ofSl. Albans. A l.. Hardy
Of -. Jobnsburv and !. II. Walbridre OF
West Concord The following have APP
/ pOjntments as associate members Of The
faculty: President Braincrd Of Middlebury
college, Walter l.. Howard Of MIddlebuy
and President NJ. II. Buckham OF the Uni
verslty of \ermunt
sto~, has ,,,na tho rourd. ,otbe af-
foot that propria,o- Hans capiure5 a bur-
/ ,i,r ,.Io Nos .r,arir, a.. RrsttI.i..-.
uousa Saturds,. .yeuira i,ui the fact an.
nom. t lo .l,.f tl, mar, wa. a Granite, ,,,.
pears '' "' ma 'l' man wa -Ia"I'' CUT
'eI' pie.'l we" la.-'a' WHO "aA't',
s"IHehlN- 10 cal. MI ha"' was N'H
anon. ''"o 'na' q man was entering ."N
mouse OH ln. Ilul'"I s.i''' SLUG through d"
WINDOW. ne Iu'H'N upstairs anu seI1ra
tue 'u'I"d'i' VINO i'"'''.'t El-''"l''f y,
saying al Hisl 'hN- u' was IooAiH2 10. "
IIlehd an" 'aleI Una. me was hungry d g..
haus sem h'y i" eaI. an oiheeI' nu. lhr
laa returned without hhAIhe one ana Mt.
Haus theh ied ms cAher down stairs ana
ordered MN 10 remain seated uhI' an Ollie
Ger arrived. men MI haus "e"' snort
distance away the stranger sprah2 out iue
door and Ned rapidly down across The rail-
road track 10 the connecticut river uTldSe.
lie was atteIWard seen on the otueF sIGe ui
the river, but IL is supposed thai he de-
parted Tor other heIds III the morning.
Lewis Putnam died Al his Prospec,
stree, residence SUNDAY evening after a
two months illness. which began will
lannd'ce while be was At Lake Pleasant.
MT. Putnam was not only one Of the oldest
and best known residents OF Bratteboror
| but he was a man OF marked personality
who had decided religious views. and
formed ms own conclusions, hni who was
possessed OF a warm. genial nature. Ar.
/ Iutnam was the last survivor OF the Use
children OF Lemue. Putnam OF Guiltora,
and his boyhood va, spent 30 that town.
4 where he was born - wears age. he was