Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-20

j. W. Stowell was in Boston on business
this week.
Clinton L. Davenport returned Monday
from visit in Bethel.
Macomb Crawford has bought DR.. Mum
gers "pacemakern bicycle.
Miss Maude l. Kendrick of Amherst,
Mass, was in town briefly Wednesday.
j. A. Pullen of Brattleboro has discon-
tinued his grocery business in this town.
Misses Mary and Cora Pierce of Boston
are guests of Mrs. Abbie Hewett this week.
c. B. Willard has sold his celebrated
bird dog "Don' to Eugene Clark of Brat
tleboro.
Miss Ula Davenport returned Wednes-
day from three weeks visit in Ludlow
and vicinity.
Mrs. Nettie Davis Jaquith of Boston is
spending a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Davis.
F. L. Pierce reports his potato crop as
yielding an average of go bushels of mar
ketable potatoes per acre.
Mrs. L. P. Tucker has returned to her
home in Northield this state, after visit
with Mrs Ellen Patterson.
Mrs. d. NJ. Frost of East Putney visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wyman in Keene
n. H., few days this week.
Mrs. j. II. Wheeler and Mrs \. Cobb,
ir., were guests of Mrs. f. g. bort in
Keene from Tuesday till Thursday.
NJ. b. Switzer sawed the knuckle of his
left ring finger Saturday to the extent that
three stitches in il were necessitaied.
Mrs. +. p. Seymour was called TO Green
| field, Mass, this week by the sudden i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs, l. p. Fisher.
Mrs. E. O. Taft has returned to Buffalo,
| y. y, having been here several weeks car
ing for her mother, Mrs. c. c. Fisher.
Agents Aver Il Shelley have hung in the
post-sffice large framed picture of the
! Equitable Life Assurance building of New
! York.
The expiration of the closed season on
partridges found Henry Warren and lis
| friend, Mr.. Butler of Boston, on hand ready
to do their share of the executing.
c. A. Day, local manager of the ST Louis
Wrought Iron Range company, reports a
large sale of ranges here. Two carloads
nearly, have been disposed of and third
is expected soon.
Wilbur and Beneway's entertainment
with phantasmagoria and stereoptcor
views on the life of Columbus, the World.
Fair and New York, was very lightly at
tended in the town hall Saturday night
1t was reported to be a fair show.
The Brattleboro ball nine thinks matter.
are about evenly balanced now that the
Putney's did not show up to play then
Saturday. However, it was through NJ
fault of the Putney's that the BrattleborC
nine failed to receive Capt. Booth mes
sage not to come.
The society of Kings Messengers, which
has recently been organized at the Baptis
church, has elected these officers: Presi
dent, Peter Mitchell; vice president, abb,
Kendall; secretary, Bertha Newcomb
treasurer, Artie wilkins. There are nov
Il members enrolled and they meet at thu
chapel at 3 r. NJ, every other Saturday.
Prominent Kendrick House guests thi
week are: j. W. Colby, Penacook, n. H,
G. G. Babcock, Portland, Me-; j. w
Chaplin, Bernardston, Mass. w. &. Tucke
Burlington; j. f. Porter, Philadelphia
Pa; Clarence Bailey, Springfield, Mass.
F. +. Stone, Hartford, Conn. w. NJ. Full
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Palmer, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Stahl, ST. Louis, Mo-; Miss Wright
New York; G. w. Parker, Boston.
The item in last weeks issue of Tn
Phoenix relative TO the East Putney pa
irons of the creamery was perhaps triti
misleading. 1t should have specified tina
1t was the Westminster creamery instea
of our local creamery from which the pa
irons withdrew. 1t is stated upon goo
authority that not a quart of milk which
now carried across the river and shippe
TO Boston was taken from the Putne
creamery.