Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-10
THE PUTNEY COLUMN.

f. II. Miller will meet the music class
neNt Monday evening.
r.. H. Little the barber, has opened a
shop i'm IIinsdale. n. II.
Walter Kent has taken George Carl
fonts place in the meat market.
Miss Alice Scott of Waterbury, Conn.
f.. being entertained by Mrs. T.. r. Per-
kus.
John l.. Howard of Maiden, Mass, is
a.ttug his house ready for a summer
residence
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Bennett are at
lending the Methodist conference i'm
Northneld this week.
\ largely attended thank offering meet
Ing was held i'm the congregational par
-onaEc Friday afternoon.
Ii was voted at the nremons meeting
Monday night to have 100 copies of the
constitution and bylaws printed
At the Baptist church Sunday evening
there will be Easter exercises by the Sun
day school, to which the public is cor
daily invited.
The ladies' society of the Congrega ton
al church have bought so worth of new
dishes and have had two new tables made
for their use.
owing to the storm the annual meet
ing of the Baptist church was postponed
to tomorrow, April IL, at 80 p m. in the
session room of the church. Every mem
Der is urged to be present
Alfred Nerdon of Westminster sawed
his right hand badly on a power saw
Friday lie was brought to Putney and
Dr. Esmond took several stitches in
closing the wound
\ supper for the benefit of Col. W. H.
Greenwood Woman's Relief Corps will be
held at the home of Mrs NJ. E. Robbins
Tuesday April 81. from $50 to 1870. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The creditors of f. L. Pierce elected W.
S Adams trustee of the estate at a meet
ing in Brattleboro Monday. The referee
appointed c. w. Adams, c. IL. Converse
and d. S Persons appraisers.
Another effort was made Sunday by
Bellows Falls representatives to organize
a labor union among the paper mill en-
ployes in Putney The liquid persua-
sion which was used brought about a
reaction, so that the plan did not ma
ture.
Special Easter music will be given in
the CONGREGATIONAL church next Sunday.
In the morning the choir will sing Jesus
Lives Again" and Day of Wonder
both by Schneider. In the evening the
musical service, The Triumphant Cali
lean" will be sung
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy went Tuesday to
Vergennes to spend three weeks. Mr..
Roy will close his business there after
which both will return to live with their
daughter. Mrs. c. Il. Hayward. Mr.. Roy
will start wheelwright shop in con-
nection with f. Bonvouloir's blacksmith
shop.
The last basket ball game of the season
will be played tonight in the town hall,
between the Y. NJ. c. a. second team and
the Putney Athletes. An exhibition
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lighted the people at the last game the
hose company and business men also
will be played
Will Pierce sent to New York Friday
for two Polanders, who arrived in due
time They left bright and early Mon
day morning, but We're traced to DUN
merston station by Constable Whitman
They were taken to Brattleboro. where
they were persuaded to settle their OBJ
legations.
Prof Ansbach the magician, will give
an entertainment in the town hall mex
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Go to see
him if you don't go to anything else fol
a year. Go also expecting to be fooled
as he is clever performer. He has re
Gently given two performances which
aroused great interest in Brattleboro.
F. T.. Blood. liveryman, bought som'
fine horses while away recently. Amont
them were fine pair of blacks weighinl
230O pounds, which Will be used on th'
coach, and a gentleman's driving horse
six years old, which he sold at once t
n. F. Cabot of Brattleboro He has oil
hand now two pairs of driving horses
and seven single drivers.
The Audubon society met Monday af
ternoon with Mrs. w. S. Adams. TIT
following papers were read: The Pileate'
Woodpeckers, by Mrs. Adams; Tn
Warhlers, by Miss Pember; Swallows, b!
Miss Kinney; Mrs, Pierce read pape
on thrushes, written by Miss Munger
who was unable to be present Sand
wiches waters and frappe were served
The society was invited to meet witt
Mrs Adams on the first Monday in May