Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-27

Frank Fuller of Hartford, Conn, is Wis
ling his father, Madison Fuller.
Mrs Jennie Crafts of Lyndonville spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. S. o. Par
kar
Miss May Carpenter of Haverhill, n. H.,
vho formerly worked in the paper mill,
visited in town the first of the week.
Miss Isobel Briggs and Miss Mary Fol-
let, have returned from Boston and will
occupy their house on West Hill this sum-
neF
Mrs. George Everleth, who has been
living with her son, II. G. Everleth, is in
lcritcal condition and is not expected to
recover.
Miss Julia Crawford of Boston is home
Oh account of the illness of her father,
James Crawford. Mr.. Crawford has been
somewhat better this week.
Guy Williams finished work in the store
Of N. g. Williams Tuesday, and has re-
turned TO his home in Chester. He will
be succeeded for the present by Albert
Paterson.
Liveryman E. Z. Blood started Wednes-
day for Palmer, Mass, with a pair of
brown mares which he recently sold to E.
Z. Pinney of Stafford, Conn. The mares
are handsomely matched and are fine driv-
srs. Mr.. Blood received $500 for them.
The stockholders of the Stowell Manu-
featuring company held their annual meet
ing Monday and elected the following
board of directors: E. S. Munger, W. G.
Crawford and G. T. Aplin. The directors
organized by electing E. S. Munger presi-
dent and W. c. Crawford clerk and treas
uar.
Invitations have been issued for the
Wedding of John n. Underwood, jr., of
Spoford, n. H., formerly of Putney, and
Mss Josephine Pierce of Spofford. The
Wedding will take place at o'clock Sat
riay. Mr.. Underwood is employed as a
noalder in the F. B. Pierce brush-handle
tlctOry.
George II. Phillips has engaged Mr.. and
Ms Irving Ketchum to carry on his farm
formerly the Corser farm, and they will
AGATE the c. W. Brooks house, into which
hey moved last week. Will Hannum,
Who has carried on the farm for severa
!ears, las gone to Spofford, n. H., tC
carry on farm for j. II. Stearns.
Reginald Powell returned Saturday from
~'In III NucIt Dc uaS DGCn NtAhN
iofthe sale of the Chautauqua combination
darwing board and writing desk. Three 9th
Iyoung men will,come TO Putney in few
weeks, and they will start from here on
Anvassing trip through Vermont and New
Hampshire, Mr. Powell expects to go K
Cuba the latter part of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Williams went Il
Bellows Falls Tuesday night to attend tn
funeral Of Henry Jaquith. Mr.. Jaquitt
vas cousin of Mrs. D. S. Persons o
last Putney. Mrs. Jaquith is cousin
M Williams. From Bellows Falls the.
vent TO Mechanicsville, where the buria
took place, and yesterday they attends
The funeral of Marshall Tarbell in Tarbell
vile They will spend Sunday at tn
nome of Charles Williams, Mr.. Williams
tather in TarbellVille.
Rev, D. J. Pierce of California, wit
whom the Baptist church has been col
responding relative to becoming its pastor
VII arrange to give up his passionate /
Willis, Calf, which he accepted las
week, TO come TO Putney if the church
Wiling to wait a month or two for hin
ms arrangement will probably be made
MI Pierce has been engaged in missionar
Work in the West, and he has built
churches, He was ordained in Chests
ana he has been a professor in educationi
institutions. he is recommended in tt
highest terms.
Mrs. Katherine Towle, "a, died at IL
uome Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Z. Ro
ason, Wednesday of paralysis. She ha
previously had two shocks, the first
which came last June. For the past mir
months she had lived with Mrs. Robertson
Inc funeral was held at the house tn
morning, and the burial will take place
gfewsyille, n. Il. Mrs. Towle leaves
laughter in Northampton, Mass, MI
george Hillman, and three sons. MI
toSle had not formed wide aequaintan'
u rutney on account of her illness, b
,uUse Who knew her intimately recognize
IL ner many lovable characteristics.
staff writer on the Boston Journ
SGsu5 70 Putney last week and interview
al, Laura NJ. Plantz, who announced b
,silaIIuldacy for the vice presidency on Z
TeAeI with Admiral Dewey in The Phoen
me previous week. The Sunday JOurr
t;OuIaIned page write-up under the hea
ns der Joke on the Admiral" accol
EbH 1a oy half-tone portrait of Nj
,au~ The article contained little tn
v rs new, and it is apparent that t
mLef exerted himself considerably
sra ae the article occupy the amount
80 mat 1t did. Had it been boil
Nv. 70 about one column it might ha
very readable. In a letter TO
vitLIAl' published Tuesday, Mrs. PlaI
'-NAALEM her mama q candidate