Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17

Dcl.uc NO., VI MOnlItlci, WIFI
capital stock of $4,000, has filed articles
of association to manufacture shirts in
Montpelier.
Clinton Hunter Of Waterbury was
killed sFy Day: whilqi ibading logs when
Nchain broke and the bind% pole
struck him on the head. y f
The trustees of Thetford acadeifW have
voted to hold the Tooth anniversary cele
bration and reunion of former Students,
teachers and officers in June.
Deputy Sheriff A. J. Croft of Enosburg
Falls has lodged in the Franklin county
Jail Walter Fuller, who is wanted on the
charge of stealing a fur coat in Enosburg
Falls.
+. w. Parkhll & Co., of Burlington,
with n capital stock of $4,000, has filed
articles of Association with the secretary
of state. The concern will deal in lumber
and forest products.
A blaze which is thought to have or
ignated in an unused horse barn Mon
day on the farm of G. S. Conger, of
Georgia. burned 90 cords of wood and
large number of farm implements.
Mrs. Carrie lnman Arbogast. well
known "a an artist in Chicago and De-
troit, died in CastlctOn recently. She
had been making her home with. her
mother, Mrs. L. j. Inman, in Castlcton.
At the annual meeting of the Spring
field savings hank last week Fred G..
Field, who has been for so years a
member of the hanks board of incor-
porators, was presented n loving cup
hy the other officials of the institu-
tion.
Fire, probably originating from a
stove in the building, completely de-
stroyed the creamery ut Westford
owned by, Belding & Pierce Saturday.
Eight hundred dollars worth of butter
was destroyed. Some insurance was ear
ried.
I.cstcr,II. Corkns of the firm of Els
worth & Corkins of Burlington, II
died Saturday night following an ILL.,
ness of less than week with pneumon
i'd. Mr.. Corkins was one of the best
known business men in Northern New
York ana Vermont.
Two cases growing out of the $50,
900 advertising campaign recently
made on Barre granite, have been en-
tered in Washington county court by
Ralph h. Denny of Montpelier, who was
authorized to make the collections for
the association formed to do the adver
Using
Mrs s. F. Hartman died of pneumo
MIA at Bellows Falls Monday She is sur
viyed by her husband, for over 20 years
proprietor of the Harrima$ barber shop,
n son. s. r. Hartman, jr., salesrnan, .of
sRelldws Fdilg rn1ssasT siste,t,~ .Arss Henry
H. Nichols of Boston.
w. r. Gebbie, Fan aged farmer of
Greensboro Bend, nearly met death
Friday evening when a train hit the
sleigh in which he was riding and ear
ried it for some distance in front of
the engine. No bones were broken but
it is thought the man was injured in
ternally The horse was saved.
Many requests for short course of
instruction have been received by the
University of Vermont from butter
makers throughout the state who can
not leave their creameres for a long.
er time. The dairy department of the
therefore, is Offering n spc-
cial course of instruction for such men
from January ~ to February !, inclus
i've.
The Rev. Thornton F. Turner, rec
tor of st. Peters Episcopal church at
Bennington since 1912, died Friday in
New York city. He is survived by his
wife. who was a daughter of Governor
Mccullough, and two sons. He was
"a years of age and had been in poor
health for two years. He was grad
uate of Princeton and of the Union
Theological seminary of New York.
Guy b. Horton, who has practiced law
in Burlington for the past few years. has
accepted position as attorney with the
National Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier
.aQd will begin his duties there at once.
He will, however, retain his Office at Bur
hngton for some time to complete pending
cases and for income tax law and proceed
ure in which he is consulting attorney for.
.clients throughout the state
Chester Sharon of Mount Holly,
district school pupil, asks for 81 600
damages in an assault suit brought
in Rutland county court on the ground
that Alice Lackey, teacher, struck
him with club and with her fists
and also kicked him, causing his eyes
to become blackened, his neck to be-
come discolored from the imprints of
her hands and $50 bruising his body
and limbs that his life was despaired
of.
The case Of most Importance tn be tried
at the February tenn OF United States
court will be that OF b. f. Swami, the
Boston druggist who is charged with con
'spiracy in connection with the activities
Of Carmacelli, Deichman and others.
Swami is vice president ef the wholesale
drn1 finn Af Gilman Rrot hers Tho oov-