Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-18

Mrs II. w. Cobb has been ill in bed
this week with the grip.
spend several days with Mrs. Doty's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Patterson.
Mrs Vernon Doty and daughter of
Bradford came the last of last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. N. I. Gale of Walpole, n.
H., spent Sunday with relatives in Put
ney.
c. d. Britton, of the clerical force at
A. NJ. Corsers. is spending the week in
Holyoke,
Mrs NJ. d. Whitman has been in Wor
cester, Mass, this week doing Spiritual
istic work.
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Bennett returned
Saturday from visit with their son in
Amherst, Mass.
The Central school has not been in ses-
sion this week on account of the illness
of Miss Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crosby of New
port, n. H., visited relatives in town
from Friday to Monday.
Rev. a. D. Leavitt of the Hartford
Theological seminary will occupy the pull
pit in the Congregational church again
next Sunday.
Ephraim Bovee had a husking bee at
his home on West Hin Saturday night.
Afterwards games were played and re
freshments We're served.
Eugene b. Pierce who Is a student in
the medical department of the University
of Michigan at Ann Arbor, came home
Friday for a months vacation.
Lambs Comedians company of 10
people, came to town yesterday to give
performances in the town hall each even
ing during the rest of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Foster returned sat
urday from a visit in Waterbury and
IN Tuesday Mrs. Foster went
to New York city for visit OF TWO
weeks with Mrs. Gernon.
Albert Glynn has bought the Burton
Wilbur place near John Nicholss ana
will occupy it soon. John 2. Gates, VINO
has been occupying the place, VIII move
to Westminster
The exterior of the congregational
church will be reprinted in a rev Gays
if sufficient funds can be raised rms is
a matter which should appeal to the pride
of everybody in the village
H. r. Powell, administrator, will sell
the T. f. Hooper place by auction OCT
80. The property includes a two-story
house and barn, II acres of land mousse
hold furniture and a wood lot OF III acres
on Bear Hill.
Putney in common with other Nlha-
ham county towns, is experiencing SUI
den drought of alcoholic beverages
Game must be plentiful, judging from the
prolonged sojourn of several VINO are On
hunting expeditions
Mrs Tarbell of Healdville' VINO mas DeeIi
visiting her daughter, MISS Helen la,
hell. returned to Healdville this Week
Mrs. Tarbell and daughter returned TO
Putney last Friday after spending t"o
weeks in Waltham and Boston.
H. p Farr recently bought 100 thor
oughbred Spanish Merino sheep in Mlu-
dlebury and has placed them on his larm
in East Putney. Mr.. Farr believes they
made up one of the best carloaus Vi
sheen ever brought into Putney
Mrs. O. e. Bragg, who has been III SIX
weeks, is recovering. Her daughter MIS-
Ada E. Smith, returned to her nome III
Acworth. n. H., Tuesday after spending
four weeks with Mrs. Bragg. Her other
daughter and husband, Rev. and MIS-
Chaplin, the missionaries, are no" On
their way back to China.
The ladies' society of the CohsIesa-
tionaI church elected these officers Iues-
day afternoon: President, Mrs Lizzie o.
Clough; vice presidents, Mrs. ETA d.
Blood and Mrs. NJ A. Robertson; secIG-
tarv and treasurer, Mrs. Annie - H.
Harris: directors, Mrs. Minnie p. Corser'
Mrs Fannie r. Huntley and Mrs. Minnie
IL. Powell. Plans are being made lor
fair in the near future.