Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-06-23

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VINEYARD to care for some buildings owned |
by Mr.. Lamson. Five years later he re-
turned to Sheburne Falls where he spent |
e year ortwo, going from there to Windsor |
and Ludlow
In Ludlow he married Della Pollard and |
they came to Putney about seven years
ago. Mrs King died about three years
ago. Mr.. King leaves one brother, j. F.
King of Shelburne Falls, who cared for
him during the last three weeks of his life,
and two sisters, Mrs. Candace c.. Quinn,
who has lived with him for the past three
years, and Mrs. Sophia Carpenter of Shell
burne Falls.
Mrs. V. A. Doty of Bradford is visiting
her mother, Mrs. L. n. Patterson.
Norman Emery of Mechancsvile visit
ed old friends in town Monday and Tues
day.
F. H. Cook and family of Springfield,
Mass are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Willard.
NJ. c. Williams spent Saturday and Sun
day with his brother, Emmett Williams,
in Chester.
w. D. Waite has issued invitations for
a lawn party to be held on his grounds to-
morrow night.
Clark Derby has finished work for G. P.
Parker in East Putney and has returned
to Keene, n. H.
Harlan p Farr is having a barn 20 by
80 feet built near his house by o. E. Bragg
and Charles Brown.
Leslie Woodland has begun work as as
sistant butter-maker for the Putney
Creamery association.
The Putney base ball team will cross
bats Saturday on the home grounds against
the Saxtons River village club.
Mrs. Kittie Coar and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Springfield Mass,
having spent the winter and spring at
William Johnson's.
Prof. John E. Russell and family of
Williamstown, Mass, came to Putney
Monday night to spend the summer at
Mrs. Fanny Bakers.
Mrs. Ariel Crosby went to Waltham,
Mass, Tuesday TO spend few days. Mrs.
Knowlton of Westmoreland, n. H., is
keeping house for her.
Mrs. +, Z. Robertson has been in Drews-
vile this week, having been called there
on account of the illness of her mother,
who was stricken with paralysis.
r. N'rhools close today in all the dis
Eept Nos. 3 and 6. These two
1-ll keep another week to make
lNVEsof time occasioned by illness
Die Pinney, Miss Della Pinney
SPinney of Ludlow and j. F.
relburne Falls, Mass, attended
Empirei of S. U. King Tuesday after
Ereo ;, Martin, A. NJ Corser and c. S.
rnwinswent to Holyoke, Mass, on their
1a;crcND~iday to attend the celebration
All transact President Mckinley. They
Iouoo11 1day.
}STOCK we'll Manufacturing company
~ wills catalogue of chairs, bureaus,
b A., SKIS, beds, cradles, wardrobes,
etcpu! lnlbe seasons of 1S99190O. The
catafds,e is fully illustrated.
Mrs. Eva D. Greenwood and Mrs. ID. b.
Powell went to Montreal Tuesday to at
tend the national Grand Army encamp
ment. Mrs. Powell was delegate from
Col. W. II. Greenwood Relief corps.
Beginning next Sunday A. j. Aver viii
have on sale the New York Sunday Her
aid, World and Journal. They will ar
rive about S:15 o'clock on the specla
newspaper train controlled by those papers
FL, Kenworthy, who has been visiting
at Rev. j. II. Benefits, was called Il
Hampton, Mass, Monday by telegram
owing to the increase in his business, tn
manufacture of the Kenworthy blankets
Miss Anna G. Blanchard went to Eas
Gloucester, Mass, Monday to spend tn
summer as waitress in the Hawthorn Inn
Miss Lou SandeIson and Miss Katherin
Booth will 90 there between now and Jul
to act in similar capacity.
Unusually good Children's day eXer
cises were held in the Methodist churcl
Sunday evening. A special feature wa
the rendering of selection Peace o
War: or Young Americas Verdict b
eight young people. Special music wa
rendered by Miss Benson, Miss Hele
Robertson and c. A. Tefft. The churc
was tastefully decorated with flags an
evergreen.
Walter Henry Boomer, 1S-months.ol
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Boomer, die
Monday morning of bronchitis complica
ed with whooping cough. The child ha
been i'll for about three weeks, and 1o
five DAYS his condition was CRITICAL
consultation of doctors was held rrlua
night. The funeral was held at the nous
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, he'
f. F. Mitchell, pastor OF the bapti
church, officiating. The burial was IN M
Pleasant cemetery. Much sympathy
felt for the child's parents in their ann
ton.
The Putney base ball team defeated IN
Bellows Falls team Saturday by score
eight to five in an exciting and hotly COZ
tested game. The Putney battery WI
Sam Underwood and Will Sanders. she
ard, formerly of Gushing academy, was
the box for the visitors, and he was su
ported by Newman of the Keene Hie
school. The home team allowed the b'
lows Falls boys to score in only one hmm
the third. A sensational catch by LeaVl
Roberts of the home nine was feature
the game. The visitors filled the bases
the last inning with no men out, but the
luck changed at that juncture.
The st. Adams Messenger has cohpl
statistics of the various creameries IN u
state for the month of April, in when
report for the Putney creamery makes
good showing as any. In the amou
paid to patrons the Iutney creamery Is
the fore front with those making ire
$1,000 to 10000 pounds of butter mont
and it paid from one to two cents poul
more than the creameries making
same amount of butter. The repor.
the month was: Received, 1918 pounds
cream and 7O,295 pounds OF milk irS