Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-12

Carl Knight has returned to his work in
Schenectady N. Y.
Burr Marsh of Cambria, Mich, is Wis
iting at the home of his grandfather Ed
win Sanderson.
w. C. Treadway returned Monday after
a weeks visit at his former home in Shell
ter Island, N. Y.
II. l.. Pierce of Boston is expected in
Putney today to visit Mrs. Pierce, his
parents and other relatives.
Forty-five people from this town went
to Bellows Falls Saturday to attend the
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers circus.
Samuel Pember came home Friday from
Springfield, Mass, where he is a student
at the Bay Path institute He will return
Monday.
Mrs Bert C. Parsons of Boston was a
guest at E. e. Bloods the first of the
week. She went to Brattleboro and
Townshend.
Liveryman E. E. Blood went to Fitch
burg Monday with a fine horse which he
sold to a man in that city. He returned
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clayton and son of
Bristol Conn, returned yesterday after
spending 10 days at the home of Mrs.
Clayton's father, p. S. Hannum.
N. e. Priest and daughter, Eva of Mel
rose, Fla, came to Putney Monday night
to spend week or more al Dorr Cloughs
Mr.. Priest formerly was postmaster in
Putney.
Charles Sumner and mother of Tur-
ners Falls, n. E. Priest and daughter OF
Melrose, Fla. and Mrs L. F. Allen OF
Hartford, Conn, are visiting at Dorl
Clough's. .4
Henry w. Knight of Providence, R. I.
returned to his home in that city this
week, after visiting his sister, Mrs. Hard
ing Bennett. He also visited relatives ii
Brattleboro
Mrs. Minnie Williams and daughter
Florence of Chicago and her mother, Mrs
White, went to Mrs. Whites home in Bel
lows Falls Friday after spending nearly {
month at f. L. Pierces.
Mrs Judd Cone of Newton, formerly
Miss Sadie Hall, came Wednesday to visi
Miss Helen Robertson. Miss Edith For
rest of Northampton is expected thi
week to visit Miss Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Parker have been ell
Pertaining Mr.. and Mrs Henry d. Park
err and son, Brooks, of Hartford, Conn
Ida G. King of Willimansett, Mass Mis-
Ella Gee of Keene, and Miss Laura Park
err of Portland, Me.
While crossing Horace SCOTS pastur
Friday Willis Wood found the dead bod
of a two-year- heifer under a tree
Apparently she had been killed by light
ming. Mr.. Scott missed the heifer earl
in July and was unable to find her.
Myra Robbins and nephew, Edmun
Felt of New Britain, Conn, spent Sunda
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Robbins. Mrs
Addie Spaulding of Baldwinville, Mass
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Boutwell, or Bos
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs Robbins recent!
The funeral of Mrs. Albert BuXtoi
who died in Brattleboro Tuesday, wa
held in the Congregational church toda!
Friday, and the burial was in Mour
Pleasant cemetery. notice or Mr.
Buxton's death is given elsewhere IN Tn
paper.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk of Randolph wi
preach in the Congregational church ne!
Sunday and the following Sunday. +
will be a guest at II. p Fairs. Mr. spa
hawk is former pastor of the churc
He has a pastorate in California, but
at his home in Randolph for vacation
H. G.. Everleth's pug dog, which he
been a family pet ~ years, was run oV
and killed by a large red touring car MOI
day afternoon. The dog was crossing u
road in front of Mr.. Everleth's barb
shop and was seen by the occupants
the car but they did not slacken the
speed and after running over the az
only looked back and grinned.
c. S. Willard and Z. w. Huntley a
tended the commercial travellers ella