Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-17

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sonal list this year also shows a gain
of $l4,613.
Mrs. Eva D. Greenwood and mother
returned Saturday from Marlboro, N.
H.
H. B. Powell returned Friday from
New York, where he spent a month
in business.
An extensive job of painting and
papering is being done in the Ken
drick House.
Mrs. F. G. bort and two children of
Keene, n. H., are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cobb.
Liveryman Blood sold a hondsome
bay driving horse to 7. j. B. Cudworth
of Brattleboro Tuesday The horse
is 1873 hands high and weighs 100
pounds.
The w. A. Cole Paper company will
shut down their mill soon to put in
two new stuff chests to replace the
old ones which have been in use ever
since the mill was built.
Mrs. NJ. H. Gale entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Mon
day evening. as Miss Helen Tarbell is
to leave soon for visit of few weeks
at her home in Mt. Holly.
Mrs. Patrick Mooney went to Brat
tleboro Monday to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Julia Willard. Miss
Nellie Mooney will live in the family
of E. B. Barrows of Brattleboro.
A fellowship meeting of the Con-
gregational churches of Windham
county will be held with the church
here next Tuesday. The public is
cordially invited to attend the meet
ing,
The Stowell Manufacturing com
pany is expecting daily from Holyoke,
Mass. new smoke stack which they
have ordered to replace the present
one, which is worn out. The new
stack will be about so feet high and
80 inches in diameter.
A unanimous vote was taken at the
Baptist church last Sunday to extend
a call to Rev. Mr.. Harlow of Medford,
Mass, who has supplied the pulpit re-
Gently Mr.. Harlow has not accepted
the CALL preferring to occupy the pull
pit once more before giving his decis-
ion. He has a wife and two boys, the
older one being nine years old.
The telephone line connecting sew
eral residences in East Putney with
the central office in this village was
completed this week. The linemen
who were here last week stringing
a new wire from Greenfield to Bellows
Falls went out on strike Monday with
all the union linemen employed by the
company.
Mrs. w. A. Davidson of Newfane will
speak in the Congregational church at
the Sunday morning service. In the
evening there will be a special union
temperance service at 7.30 o'clock in
The Methodist church. Addresses will
be made by Mrs. Davidson and others.
collection will be taken in the inter
est Of the state work.
There will be a meeting in the Bap-
list church at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, when the matter of organ
Rng Local branch of the Woman's
christian Temperance Union will be
brought up. All those interested in
The cause of temperance are invited
10 attend. Mrs. w. A. Davidson
state secretary of the w. c. T. u,
Will be present.
The German Medicine company left
Yesterday for Spofford, n. H., after a
stay of 10 days in town. Bhey gave
entertainments in the town hall each
1'0uIuS Wnlle mere TO audiences VI
more than the average size. An ad-
uluonal attraction was given nearly
every evening in the way of a contest
between local persons. The contests
Included pairing potatoes, eating blue
Jerry pie, saving wood, driving nails,
ec Tuesday evenings performance
was followed by a dance.
lawsuit is scheduled to take place
the Kendrick House today, Mr..
S Tu Mrs, A. A. Langley against N. G.
IeWcomb in an action of trover al
%shg the conversion of a borrowed
harness to his own use. Another
SalI IS scheduled to take place tomor-
GGW' Mr., Newcomb against Mr.. and
n'S Langley to recover for hay sold
the defendants. The latter suit
Mas brought first and then Mr.. and
Sl.s' Langley brought their suit, max
e, aug the writ returnable one day
oauer, Haskins & Schwenk are
pSuuSel for Mr.. ana Mrs. Langley and
1"OOn d Hooker for Mr. NeWcOmD