Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-05-19
THE POTNEY COLUMN.

Leone Black returned to Greenfield
wednesday.
Lucy Richards has come home to remain
1print the illness of her father.
Dudley Kendrick Of Amherst, Mass, was
IN town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Bourne and daughter were
recent visitors at George Stowers.
Miss White and Miss Estey are at their
ola home on West Hill for few weeks.
Miss Lula Crooks of jersey City, n. j..
has been spending a week at E. G. Lewis's.
Frank Lewis was up from Jersey City on
fishing trip with friend few days this
week
Wallace Ross has finished work for John
Whitney and has begun work for F. L.
Pierce
Mr. Robbins has flushed work for F. L.
Pierce and has returne to his home in
Brooklne.
A good number from here attended the
DAD Fellows convention in Brattleboro
this week.
The ladies' society of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. NJ. G. Williams
Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Crawford and Miss Anns
Crawford are spending few weeks in
Lowell, Mass.
Rev L. II. Morse, wife and child of Gull
ford, visited at Rev. E. F. Mitchells few
days this week.
Six members received the right hand OF
fellowship at the Baptist church the first
Sunday in the month.
George Shaw of Portland, Me-, came
Monday night to spend few days with his
brother, j. V. Shaw.
Mrs. Charles White and Miss Thayer of
Bellows Falls were in town the last of the
week to visit Mrs. James Knight.
Mrs. George Littlefeld and daughter
Grace visited Mrs. Littlefield's son Scion at
Springfield, Mass, the first of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens, who has been for
some time at Mr.. Benson's, will move soon
to rooms in Mr.. Ketchum's house.
W. P Crooks and F. H. Lewis of Jersey
City, n j., spent few days at h. c. Lew
SIS. returning Monday evening with 50
trout.
Mr. Knowlton of Gardner, Mass, is
spending few days at F. L. Pierces on
business. He is also enjoying the fishing
season.
Percy Warwick, who went to Winchen-
don, Mass, few weeks ago has returned
to his old position in the Stowell manu-
factory.
Mr. LeClair, who works for More IL
Marston of Springfield, Mass, has moved
his family into the house formerly occupied
by Walter Crawford.
Henry Warren returned Monday to his
home in Somerville, Mass, after spending
few days at DIR. Fosters. Mr.. Warren
came to Putney on a fishing trip.
There will be a union service at the Meth
odist church on Memorial Sunday. The
Grand Army will be present in body.
Rev. j. H. Bennett will preach the sermon.
S. L. Goodell of Walingford, this state,
formerly of Putney, has this week bought
farm in Brattleboro. Mr.. Goodell has
been in the Connecticut valley in search o f
farm several times the past year.
John Maynard, the youngest son of John
W. Walkup of Minnesota, formerly of this
place, has been sent, on account of his
health, to New Mexico. His physicians
advise permanent residence there.
Mary Burgquest, who has been at Mr..
Hannums for the past three years, has
gone to Brattleboro, and Ida Tell has come
from Sweden to work in her place. Miss
Tells sister Alma will work at Mr.. Wash.
burns.
Rev. Clarence j. Harris, pastor of the
Congregational church, was elected di-
rector of the Vermont Humane society al
the annual meeting held in Burlington
Friday. Rev. Mr.. Harris delivered an ad-
dress in the evening upon 1.-The Larger
Vision of Life"
Changes are to be made in the force Of
those actively in charge of the Young
Mems Christian association of Springfield
Mass, of which George W. Hannum, son
of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hannum of this
town, is assistant secretary. The Spring
field Republican says: Assistant Secre
tary George w. Hannum is to have more
time for his work, as head of the boys de-
partment, which he is conducting success
fully"
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