Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-12-10

H. G. Everleth is able to be out this
week.
Miss Maud Fuller is spending the winter
with her brother, Rev. A. c. Fuller.
Liveryman Blood has put full line of
new and second hand sleighs in his sale
stable.
Miss Katherine Booth has gone to Water
town, South Dakota, to spend the winter
with her cousin.
Miss Lizzie Arnold, the music teacher,
is spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Dickinson.
c. L. Davenport has gone to Brattleboro
to work in. Ellis & Oakes's barber shop
for the rest of this year.
Mrs. Kittie Coar and daughter of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Coar's
aunt, Mrs. William Johnson.
Miss Lillian Newcomb of Maiden,
Mass, is spending two weeks at the home
of her father, George Newcomb.
F. L. Pierce's mill will be closed next
week while the cylinder of the engine is
being repaired at Fitchburg, Mass.
Golden Rule Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will hold public installation exercises
in Masonic hall next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Tabor Coombs and child have been
moved from George Willis's to the home
of Mrs. Coombs's sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank
Reed.
NJ. D. Whitman and Ira Davenport,
who have been carpentering in Bellows
Falls, have returned to Putney for the
winter.
Miss Lou Sanderson, who went to Will
Evansville to spend the winter, will be at
home from now until after the Christmas
holidays.
F. o. Pierce, who recently returned
from Portland, Ore, will occupy his mouse
in this village, which was recently vacated
by r. r. Fem.
Miss Mary Stowell, who has been book
keeper for the Bible Institute Colportage
association at Mortified, Mass, came
home Monday for the winter.
The annual meeting of Delta lodge
Knights of Honor, will be held next FIJI
day. The officers will be Installed IN Ihe
evening in Masonic hall
Miss Zuill of Bellows Falls is the new
teacher in district No. 6. The schools be-
gan last Monday with the same teachers
as last term in the other districts.
Rev. E. w. Sharp, formerly pastor OF
the Methodist church here ana VINO
now visiting in Brookline, is expected lC
preach from his former pulpit next sun
day.
At the urgent request of a large mum
Der of children Merchant A. NJ Oorsel
will observe the Saturday before Christ
mas as "Children's Day" An interesting
program is being planned.
Mrs. G. B. Willard and Miss Ethel Webl
as delegates. Rev. A. G. Fuller, Elgeh'
Matthews and Harry Ford went to Wlnd
sor this week to attend the preachers con
ference and Epworth league convention o
the Montpelier district. H.,
Mrs. E. S. Munger was chosen presluen
of the Putney Magazine CLUB az tue SH WnIS
meeting of the club at Miss e. Nj. Walk
ups Monday night. The local BOOK cruz
report that IL is difficult to dispose OF Ihel
reading matter at the end OF the year
What's the matter with donating IL 10 I'LL
free library?
w. E. Aver of Goddard seminary a
barre is exnected home this week Tor
iacation of two weeks. Although MI
Aver was six weeks behind his class "he'
he entered the seminary this fall ne Is On
Of half dozen who have gone aheau
the class and will complete the course pr
scrbed for four years in three years y
less.
The statement was made in a newspa
per this week that a new issue OF lnSr toa =,
certificates had been sent TO the 'o o~,
clerks throughout the state this week AM !
that they differed from the oid on nsi. ~ :
order to correspond with the old m arr >
record books. Our town clerk mas ~
ceiyed not only new certificates put l nHI
record books and they are identicai WIZ
The old ones.