Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-06-06
THE PUTNEY COLUMN.

Mrs Kate Black is visiting at e. e.
knights.
Mics Helen Tarbell is a guest of her
ount Mrs Frank Fiheld.
nice ingalls, of Nashua, N. H., is visit
,cg her brother. Nj. c. ingalls,.
Mrs wentworth of Boston'is guest of
nor sister. Mrs Eugene Robbins.
Alien f. Pierce of Boston visited rela-
tyes in town the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Devoll and daugh-
tor visited relatives in town last week.
carl Knight comes home this week from
the Worcester Polytechnic Institute for
his vacation.
Nr. and Mrs. Scott of Waterbury, Conn,
were recent VISITORS with Rev. ana Mrs.
f. r. Perkins
Mrs. W. II. Cobb went to Healdville
last week Mrs Grace Wheeler returned
with her for weeks visit
The Children's day exercises which were
being prepared by the Baptist children
have been put off on account of measles.
Two deer were seen near Russell
Braleys place Sunday. Two were seen
on Postmaster Bailey's land a few days
ago.
The entertainment committee of the
Baptist ladies' society will give an enter
tain ment in the town, hall next Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Clark of Chester
visited relatives in town last week, spend
ing part of the time with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Clark, returning home
Sunday.
Edgar d. Sanders, son of w. D. Sanders
and Miss Anns Crawford daughter of
Henry Crawford were married Wednes-
day in the Episcopal church in Brattle-
boro, by Rev. e. T. Mathison.
gave excellent addresses in the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening in
the place of Rev. E. r. Perkins, who
preached in .Brattleboro for Rev. f. e.
Marble.
A dialogue entitled Strong Minded
Women" will be given at the Baptist en-
tertainment in the town hall next Friday
evening Another attraction will be
Songs by the Sunflowers." There will
be some interesting tableaux.
w. II. Simpson has finished work for
F. L. Houghton and has returned to
Springfield, Mass. Consequently he has
resigned as organist of the Congrega-
tional church. He will be succeeded by
Herbert Huntley. The chorus choir will
be continued.
a hearing was held before Chancellor
Tyler in Brattleboro Saturday on the pc
tition of the receivers of the Stowell Man
the real estate by private sale or by auc-
ton. No one appeared but one of the re-
ceivers and the counsel. The petition
was granted.
There will be another temperance rally
in the town hall tonight. when Rev. f. l..
Foster of Cavendish will address the peo-
pie on some new phases of the temperance
question in the present crisis. Mr.. Fos-
ter will also favor the audience with some
solos. Mr.. Foster is thoroughly at home
with his subject and all should hear him.
Golden Rule chapter had as guests at
their last regular meeting a delegation
from Bingham chapter of Brattleboro,
also Mrs Clement, G. M, and G. P.
Weeks of st. Johnsbury, G. p. The initia-
ton of the pastor of the Methodist
church, and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. j. H.
Bennett was followed by banquet and
a general good time.
Mrs. Susie Kendall, w. NJ, and Mrs
Annie Harris, secretary, attended the an
nual meeting of the grand chapter East
ern Star in Bennington this week.
The service on Memorial Sunday was
held in the Baptist church. The church
was well filled and an attentive audience
listened to an excellent sermon by Rev
E. r. Perkins. The address on Memorial
day by Rev. E. NJ. Fuller of Barre was
very instructive and could not fail &c
interest all who heard it. The singing
was by the choir of the Congregational
church and added greatly to the enjoy
ment of the occasion. The soldiers
graves in Maple Grove cemetery and Mt
Pleasant cemetery were decorated with
baskets of flowers, after which a lunch
was provided in Masonic hall by the la.
dies. In general the program announced
last week was carried out.