Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-25

Carl d. Knight returned this week
to his studies in Worcester
Harry Ford began teaching school
in Westmoreland, N. H., Monday.
Charles Crosby of Newport is spend
ing a week or more with his parents.
The Hill social club will meet with
Mrs. NJ. B. Switzer next Wednesday,
Albert Palmer has entered the en-
poy of ]. A. Sanford on the Lewis
place.
Mrs. Watson of Albany, this state,
is visiting a. the home of Edward
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Frost of Bellows
Falls are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
George Fifield.
Will Heath has finished work at
the Houghton farm and returned to
his home in North Charlestown.
Charles Fuller has gone to Fall
River, Mass, where he has a position
as motorman on an electric railroad.
James Lester for several years
night Waterman in the Stowell factor
les, began work this week on Harding
Benefits farm.
w. E. Pierce and F. R. Pember are
ulONlHS luSlT Sl6dlu Iulll lIOm
N. H., to the WILDER and Leach lots
on the river road.
Miss Emma Bacon, who was buried
in Bellows Falls Sunday, was native
of Putney and lived here throughout
her younger days.
John M. Walkup is in large mer-
camille establishment in Bismark,
North Dakota, near which place he has
a quarter section of land.
The topic of Rev. Mr.. Perkins's ad-
dress Sunday morning will be "a
Spring Question" and in the evening
THE Man Who Would Not Come
Down."
Miss Laura Sleeper returned Satur-
day from Boston, where she went from
Holyoke for treatment in a hospital.
She was accompanied home by a
trained nurse.
w. D. Sanders, foreman of the Stow
ell Manufacturing company. who has
been seriously i'll since last autumn has
been able to be out on his piazza
during some of the past sunny days.
The ladies of the Methodist society
will give sociable and mystery sup
per in their vestry next Wednesday
evening from to 10 o'clock. Mystery
packages will be on sale during the
evening.
The listers have arranged an alb
stract of the individual lists of ta1
payers and filed it with the towI
clerk. All tax payers aggrieved al
their action will be given an audi
ence in the selectmen's rooms Tues
day, May 6, at 2 o'clock.
Rev. E. P. Seymour, who recently
resigned the Congregational pastor
ate in Wendell, Mass, preached hi:
farewell sermon last Sunday. He has
received call to Interlaken. in the
town of Stockbridge, and will begiI
his work there early in May.
The following is from the Sporting
Chatter" column in the Springfield I'm
ion of Tuesday: Manager Conner ha
let Bush go. Bush halls from New
fame, VT, and has been given a try
out in the box. He is a good mai
and Roger has given him good re
commend. There are several other
on the pitching staff who are consider
ed better and so Bush was obliged t.
60"
The preliminary work for the pre-
posed double track from East Putne.
to Westminster is progressing rapid
with a force of from so to rs mer
A spur track has been built at tn
north end of the Putney meadows TO
the use of a gravel train, which i
already on hand, in order that it ma
not block the main line, and telt
graph office has been built, wher
orders will be received A heat
quarters camp is being established
A blacksmith shop has been built nea
j. V. Shaw's. A gang of Is telegrap
linemen is at work moving the pole
out of the way of the proposed ne'
track
Auction at the Bolster place, April 30, p.
See bills. j. z. JACOBS.