Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-13
Mrs. VIII Allen is reported in.

Mrs. Will Allen is reported IN.
Miss Rose Howard is I'll with muscular
rheumatism.
Miss Ellen ". wAlkup returned from
Boston Tuesday.
W. Z. Aver is az home suffering with an
abcess in bis right ear.
Nj and Mrs. Coleman Of Sac City. Iowa.
are vi,i;ing al viii Lewis's.
Fred Martin has removed from the Clous4
house % the Mary Wood house.
Prank Lewis returned to Springfield. 10
Child's business college. Monday.
Vernon Do,y Of Bradford, this state, is
guest al Mr.. Ellen Pa,terson's
Mr. TOwi- of Drewsville. Y. H. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. T. Z. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wyman Of Keeue.
y. H.. are expected home for over Sunday.
George Hannum, an Insurance agent a,
Wesiheld, Mass. visited az home this week.
Horace Gale susiains broken right
thumb as the result Of being squeezed by
COW.
Rev. L. P. Tucker left Wednesday after
visiting his wife here al Mr.. Ellen Patier-
sons.
H. L. Bailey attended the Springfield
Bicycle clubs tOurnamen, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Landlord James McNulty returned Wed.
nesday from a several days visit in Inyer-
ness, p. Q.
Walter Parker returned TO Hartford.
Conn, Saturday, having sPeu, his yaca-
tioD al home.
Nj and Yrs. Jeve,t J. Pierce have re-
frr~r cd f~rr
Chester and vicinity.
Misses Jennie Z. Pierce, Georgia Roberts
and Grace Prou,y returned 70 their studies
a, Mortified, Mas. Wednesday.
T. /. Pierce reports an extensive sale Of
grain and feed during the two months iha,
this department has been in force.
We learn that the marriage Of Miss Mary
Clune Of last Putney 70 Henry Brtton Of
Hindae, Y. h, took place Wednesday.
M and Mrs. II. L. Pierce return to-
morrow, having spent week atlWinthrop
beach on account Of Mrs. Pierce's health.
Mrs. Americas V Clayton and child Of
Meriden, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Clayton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Putney ;. Hannum.
T. L. Pierce has this week been getting
out lumber 10 be used in the construction
Of an Episcopal church 70 be built in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis started on a
800 mile carriage drive Tuesday. They
will visit Lake George, Saratoga and other
places.
g. L. Pierce and Miss Mary Rock re-
turned Tuesday from few days visit with
Mr.. Pierces daughter, Mrs. Elmer Lewis
Of Winchester. Y. II.
Thursday mornings wind and rain storm
was scarcely less than hurricane, never
theless it was a very welcome visitor 70
places which have been affected by the
drouth.
The -four fort and loaded cannon in A.
| ". Corser's show window would seem 10
( indicate that he can successfully resist any
amount Of bombarding along the line Of
that staple article.
/ \ large share Of the East Putney patrons
I Of the creamery have Withdrawn and are
sending their supply Of milk TO Boston. Il
is taken to Waipole. Y. H., in season for
I the early train each morning by Fred Y.
/ Pierce.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. T. johnson Of Port
land, Ne, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
( Ian 7. Farr. with whom they lately re-
turned from that place. Mr.. johnson will
/ leave Monday to deliver the johnson en-
/ cyclopedia in Rutland, where he has had
, an immense sale.
/ The Wrough Iron Range company Of ST.
[ Louis, No, which has companies of men
numbering up into the hundreds situated
/ Ia various districts all over the country, has
/ located a company here and has rented,
/ for two months, the old skating-rink.
/ which will be used a. headquarters for
storing ranges while the teams are on the
D ~ . IL linz, Is 10, d.,
/ mule teams here. Two more are expected
/ soon.
I George A. Pierce may well congratulate
/ himself upon his escape from a serious ac-
/ cident in +. L. Pierce's saw mill Wednes-
| day afternoon. He was running the big
/ saw when the tightener, which is large,
| heavy, iron pulley, broke and section
about nine inches square struck upon the
I breast Of the saw, knocking ont two saw
| teeth, at the same time being shivered in
/ pieces which few in all directions, some
passing uncomfortably near TO Mr.. Pierce's
/ head
The Putney chapter Of the Epworth
league was organized at a business and so
cial meeting held at the Methodist parsOn-
! age Tuesday evening. Rev. L. c. Tucker
! president Of the Vermont conference of
! Epworth league, opened the meeting, and
the latest model constitution was adopted
/ Several new members were added and a
new board Of officers for the coming term
was chosen, also committee to prepare
/ bylaws. Music and refreshments were
then enjoyed by the company.
/ Prominent guests al the Kendrick House
this week are W. /. Towne, Natick, Mass. 4:
| Geo. w. Willis, Milwaukee, Wis; L. ).
/ Houghton, l. B. Frost, Geo. w. Barnard.
/ 5. F. Bathrck, Boston, Mass; DR.. j.
owen, W. a. Engman, New York; Alfred
/ G. Rolfe, Concord, Mass, Geo H. Snow,
/ Burlington; II. +. Sawyer, Chas. II. Saw
yer, Northampton, Mass; f. W. Convey,
Holyoke, Mass. c. A. Day, ST. Louis, Mo
F. II. Patch, Bradford; W. T. Morse.
White River Junction; NJ. V. Peavey, Fal!
River Mass.
At the Churches,
Services at the Methodist church next week
! Sunday preaching at l0:4j A. NJ; Sunday school
/ at Il; Epworth league meeting al p. n Thurs
! day evening, prayer meeting usual.
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