Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-06
THE PUTNEY COLUMN.

Miss Alice Littleheld is at home with the
II easles.
Mrs Will Wood is improving from her
recent illness.
The youngest child of Luther johnson is
seriously i'll with membranous Group.
Mrs q. S. Foster goes TO Boston today
to visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Warren
G. l. Pierce advertses elsewhere his
driving horse and Concord wagon for sale.
John Cook has bought a horse of Cham
berlain of Brattleboro TO match his dapple
grey.
Mrs. l.. =. Bailey is improving after an
illness of several days with neuralgia of
the stomach
Senator Foster and Representative Ward
are attending the special session of the leg
islature at Montpelier
The Putney Telephone company has re-
paired It's instruments So that they are all
III tirst-class working order
Mrs. Deua Clough returned Thursday
from visit with a sister in rittsfield, Mass.
whom she had not seen for % years
The annual meeting Of the Cougrega-
tional Sunday school will bee held next sun
day at the usual Sunday school hour
Mrs O. W Adams of Wapole. N. II.
has joined her husband, who is running a
steam mill on the Kittredce Parker farm.
Rev f NJ WiswalI of Marlboro, y. H.,
came TO Putney Monday to enjoy the sport
of fishing and 20 visit his former parish
toner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. O. Parker spent sunday
in Springfield, this state with MIR. Parker
| brother-in-law, James Booth, who Is se-
/ riously ill.,
! John Works returned from Rome, y. y,
i Saturday night, after having a cancerous
growth removed from his lower lip The
operation was successful
Rev f. j. Lewis Of Hardwick has re-
signed his pastorute there Rev. Mr.. Lew
Is was formerly pastor of the Congrega
tlonal church in this town
Bert Bennett of Philadelphia. Penn. is
visiting his parents. llr. and Mrs. Warren
Bennett His sister Lila Of Wardsooro
came home Monday o. visit with him
The Hilton Comedy company gave a free
entertainment W Wednesday evening They
still hold the boards but charge an admis-
! sion. 1t is said to he "a good variety show
Rev Clarence j. rris of Colchester
/ has accepted a call from the Congregational
church and he VIII begin his laoors here
soon There will bee no service at the
church next Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Uemiur ~trou- of HYDE
| Park, whose death is announced elsewhere
! in this paper was native of this town
/ and she will bee remembered 10y many of
/ the older residents Of the town.
/ Mrs. Charles Bailey returned Friday from
] sr-r+ AZ iu A.Igt IgII-
/ y. y. She was accompanied as far as
/ Hrattleboro by Mrs. j O'breu formerly
/ Miss Elsie Sherwiu. OF tins place.
/ Miss Alice Farr was given d surprise
party boy several of her friends "Wednesday
on the occasion Of her 10th birthday ami
versary Games and general sociability
were the features of the evening
Thomas Maley Of East rutney was se-
riou,ly hurt Wednesday and DR. Munger
was called % attend him HIS team was
drawing a load into tine barn when he was
thrown under the wheels and was kicked
by "a horse His cheek bone was broken
his ankle was spraiued and he was badly
shaken up.
Mrs susan a Lougee was brought here
+ Tuesday night from jacksonville. Fla.
! where for the past four months she has
! been seriously 3D. with cardiac dropsy at
the home of her daughter, Mrs John II
Miller She Is now very low at the home
of Mrs. J.. VI. Plant IL was Mrs Lou
gee, earnest desire % return home and o.
crafty her wish Rev. and Mrs Miller aud
family determined to make the effort
some 30 or 4o Of the neiehbors and
friends of Mr. and Mrs Eugene b. Rob
bins went to their house Monday evening
] IN give them o. grlrurIsp ON the osrasi,p ,f