Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-11
THE PUTNEY COLUMN,
,o.. lima Fiaeld was at home over Sum

ME home in Nergennes'
UI wai Wood has finished work in the
.-,,y stable of E. f. Blood.
vice Leone Black of Greenfield, Mass,
...,,oJ Miss May Scott the first of the
week
charles Holt has gone to Chesterfield,
- II 10 work for his brother George on
farm
Easter Mack was called to Mortified,
Mass. Monday on account of the death of
bis mother
mr. sutherland, returned missionary to
pnrmah. will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday
Jobn Birch and family moved Saturday
~ Hinsdale, n. H., on farm which Mr..
Birch's father recently bought.
Mrs. Charles Booth returned Monday
from Boston where she underwent success
inlly an operation at hospital.
Bcycle riding on the walks of the viii
lace Of Putney has been prohibited, the
ordnance taking effect May 5.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, presiding elder,
held the first quarterly conference at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
c. D. Knight and w. D. Waite have
b4en summoned as jurors to the session of
.be United States court in Windsor.
lanes Jenna moved this week from Mrs.
T. A. Tefft's house to George Gibson's
house. He is employed by F. L. Pierce.
Mrs. F. G. bort and two children visited
Mrs Dnrt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cobb
Of Putney Falls, from Friday to Sunday.
Miss Julia Crawford returned from Bos-
ION Monday on account of the serious
: hor 20 v,fn
Miss Helen Tarbell, who is employed at
G. L. Pierce's, will go to her home IN
Healdville this week to spend several
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Robertson have
moved to Putney, where Mr.. Robertson
has position in paper MILL Bellows
Falls Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Keene, n. H.,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Everleth this week. Mrs. Phillips is a sis
ter of Mrs. Everleth.
Dr. Edmond A. Burnham of Boston,
who is well known in Putney, being a son
Of the late Henry Burnham, will be mar
RED in Boston June 4.
q. C.. Black of Greenfield, Mass, is
moving to Greenfield village. Mr.. Black
and his son George will start soon for Cal
ifornia, visiting at several places on the
way.
Geo. P. Parker of East Putney expects
to 90 to Superior, Wis, in few weeks To
visit his son, Judge Fred S. Parker, who
has recently been elected mayor of that
city.
Charles w. Brooks and daughter OF
Winchendon, Mass, came to Putney Fri
day and returned Monday, Mr.. Brook:
taking the opportunity to look after his
property
Arthur Fiield was home last week, hav
ing given up his position in a jewelry store
in Burlington. He went Monday to FL
mira, n. Y, to take course in schoo
Of engraving.
Miss Harvey, missionary to India, will
speak in the Methodist church SUNDAY
evening at 80 o'clock. She is an inter
esting speaker and should be greeted by
arge audience.
The body of Mrs. Dunn, sister-in-law o
Mrs. Dana Clough, was brought here Sun
day and was buried in Mount Pleasan
cemetery. Rev. w. T. Sparhawk offere'
prayer at the grave.
Miss Addie M. Zuill, formerly teache
n the schools in this town, who has beer
ton, is much better and expects to return
soon to her home in Bellows Falls.
There is a rumor that an opposition
stage line is to be established in town, run
ming from the village to the depot. 1t
doubtful, however, if two competing line
could get patronage enough to keep ther
IN the business.
The Methodist Sunday school electe
these officers at its annual meeting las
Sunday: Superintendent, Rev. j. ii. BeI
nett; assistant superintendent, Miss l.. A
Thwing; secretary and treasurer, M. d
Williams; librarian, Miss Beulah Williams
Dr. Holton of Brattleboro was called /
consultation with DR.. E. S. Munger Sur
day in regard to the serious illness OF Mr.
W, H. Clouse, who is at the home OF MI
and Mrs. NJ. G. Williams. 1t is though
that Mrs. Clouse is affected with kidne
disease.
THE Gun Maker of Moscow" whic
has been partially cast among local drami
fists, will not be presented until next SCI
son. For various reasons the promoters
the play were unable to get rehearsals star
ed in season to present it this season b
fore hot weather.
Mrs. King, who has been visiting at
b. PowelPs, went to New YORK Iuesua
and on Wednesday she was to sail Il
Cuba with her daughter. The daught
will return in the autumn and will after
Vermont Academy.
Miss Martha Pierce of Putney Falls b
sold her farm on the hill, occupied by
W, Cobb and known as.the Lemon Pier
farm, to Herbert L. Tiff of Fitchbur
Mass, Mr.. Tiff is doing large mason
business in Fitchburg, employing 10 me
but his physician has warned him to g
out of business on account of his healt
He will repair the buildings and will mo
there with his family next fall.
The death of Mrs. Ann T. Everleth Q
cured Tuesday. Apr. 20, at the home
her son, Herbert G.. Everleth, in this TOW
Her maiden name was Ann Tenney. >
was born Oct. 20, 1878. November Z
lS4l, she married George EVerleth OF Al
herst, Mass. Six children were born
them, of whom the oldest and young'
nave passed away, Henry D., soldier
The war of the rebellion, and Minnie
Those living are Mrs. N. j. Evans OF WI
DummerstoR, Mrs. W. r. Phillips OF FOWL
bend, Mrs L. j. Knight of West Brattl
ooro and Herbert G.. Everleth OF Putn'
Mrs Everleth was for many years tal
iul member of the Baptist church IN WI
DQmmerston and leading spirit IN
ladies' aid society.
News has been received of the death
Henry Lane, SO, at his home in Arkalo