The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-22
West BrattlebOrO
LOST cow FOUND.
H. y. ciATk Losaiss AaimAi rhss DlsAp
reared Early In June

Hssi.sss J, Ui.rs has aha. seed ksa !
ppealiAf and inisfssiihs ssf~iashts y
les2iia< and fecossfins . eoa shieh "a
STOKES iSom his paslafr ~ HALIFAX ~ III
early part II jane, In Monday ~ ths
sssk Mr., CLARK ieoeised = isiisf iien
l., J, tatiins. sho ]. ssapiosri a. Z
tsrm hand tg 1sleF 6eedsli u ksads
befa. stating be had Iessail, read a,
advertisement in iifai,iebofo I.spsf q
Mr. 0arks la.s II . Goa and that b.
would under named circumstances asslsi
Mr.. CLARK IN boating the animal Nj
CLARK also recrlyrd q letter from II, w
naiiey III R.adshofo Falls stating he had
In his possession 4 ooa which WANDERED
into HE yard june 10 and that the ami
NAL closely tusrmhled the QUO ADVERTISED
By him IN the bralileboro papers, Mr.
Clark, accompanied BY N, W Lynde d
Guiliord, went 10 Rsadsboro Tuesday and
rrlurn.d yesterday with the animal
which be had mo- difficulty ~ proving Ia
be he, She is a dehorned Durham peea'
hark marked with white spo,s on the
Mr.. CLARK went 10 his Halifax pasture
June 10 10 look after HE stock and missed
the animal, lie made a thorough search
for her and became convinced she hal
wandered frum the enclosure, The fol,
lowing day he left town on a ten DAYS
pleasure trip and after his frium made
another seafch for the COW and advertised
his loes. Mr.. HALEY, the man who had
cared for her during the last six weeks,
told Mr.. Clark that the animal came 20
him ON the morning OF june 10 and he
drove her away, believing she belonged
20 a neighbor. She came hack there the
his barn and had since cared for her.
believing ih. owner would come for her.
A few days later Mr.. Bailey went 20
deserted barn which 10 located con.
siderable distance from his home and
found that a COW had been kept there
for a short time. lie also found q piece
Of new rope lying on the floor which had
evidently been used for a tieropc. II Is
probable the COW had been turned loose
10 feed, as IL is a secluded location. when
she wandered 90 Mr.. Bailey's farm where
he had cattle. Several people say that
early in June they saw a man leading. a
COW which answers the description Of the
one mentioned. and all give practically
the same description Of the man who was
leading the animal. At present no
arrests have been made although sus'
picion rests conspicuously on one man.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Albee spent Tues
day in Newfane.
Miss Sadie Helyar il at Spofford lake
for few weeks stay.
Leslie Convey Of Somerville, Mass, is
relatives in town.
Mrs. Hayes Bgelow is housed this
week on account Of illness.
Mrs. S. w. Estey is spending this
week in West Dummerston.
Miss Ida Dix Of Springfield, Mas, is
. guest Of Miss Eva Briggs.
Alice Morse of Mortified. Mass, is Wis
ting her cousin, Grace Burt.
Miss Mary Taylor Of Orange, Mass, is
q guest OF Miss Amy Mather.
Miss Mildred Copeland is with Mrs. o.
j. Hale for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Morgan OF Ludlow is Wis.
ting her daughter Mrs. II. B. Perry.
Miss S. b. Gay of Newburyport, Mass,
Is guest OF Mrs. Melvin Dalrymple.
Casper Roeder OF Hinsdale. n. H., is
1t j. p. Liscom's for few weeks stay.
Miss Mary Clark of Guilford is with
Mrs. 4. +. Fisher for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Lizzie Upham of Mortified, Mass,
visited in town Tuesday and Wednes-
lay.
MISC Irene Mather returned Saturday
rom a two weeks visit in Thornton,
Y. II.
Lewis Hamilton went Monday to MARI
,oro to spend some time with George
hughes.
H. d. Bodgett is in Wilmington as
listing in building piece of road with
ar finish.
Mrs. Frank Fennelly and son, Leo, of
White River junction, are visiting at ii. /
!. LeRay's.
Mitchell La Gross of Haverhill, Mass, Y
visiting his nephews, d. T. Perry aid G
: E. Perry. n
Misses Alice and Myrtle Sargent went t
Wednesday to York Beach, Me-, for two
eeks' outing. v
Miss Ruth Houghton went Tuesday TO
unset lake to spend the week with Mrs. n
!. E. Gordon. t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Davenport are Wis a
ing their daughter, Mrs, A. G. Winter, l
Athol, Mass.
Miss Marion Fits of Atho, Mass, has y y
me to make an indefinite stay with .
ISIS Grace Miner.
Mrs. Claude +, Merritt and daughter, 4;
!; L, Barney's. ~ te
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton and. son, Sllas, N
e spending the week with her mother, U
RS. L. J. johnson. .it
Mrs. L. +. Taylor and Mrs e. j. Tay-
:, with their children, are at Sunset NJ
ke for few days. hi
Mrs. E. NJ. Goodenough returned Mon OF
Y from two weeks visit III the north Ppf5
n part of the state II
IN. r. nif has
en- recent guest of his parents, Mr.. "
d Mrs. Roscoe Fisher,
Miss Maud Miller returned Sunday Of
I'm Guilford where she has been the la
est Of Miss Mary Clark. oh
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. squires visited O.
cir daughter, Mrs. j. G. Peck, in ed
'eenfeld, Mass, Sunday. til
Mrs. R. Susan Warren of Pepperel, ca
ass, a former resident of this town is ev
sting at ]. L. StockwelPs.
Miss Carrie Marsh of Vernon has been to-
pieet of her mother, Mrs. Harriet da
arsh, a part of the week, ne
Miss Harriet Clark returned Friday !, !,
I'M Sunset lake where she has been a ",
est of Mrs. L. H. Stellmann. M NJ
Mrs. H. f. Weatherhead and daughter, Nj
18th. are spending the week at Sunset les
re, with Mrs L, H. Stellmann, Al
Mrs. H. E. Miller and son, Stedman,
Lynn, Mass, are at the home of her p,
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fisher. ho
Mrs. O. G.. Convey will be the local cor W
,pondent for the Reformer from this W
te. Her telephone number is 1888. re-
Albert Wrsley has taken Perley M
outy's place in the S. A. Smith fac pa
~, the latter having been promoted. en-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bssonett and two W. W.
ildren of Claremont, N. H., are ex- ~
cted today for visit at G. A. Aliens.
Francis Taylor has returned to his do