Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-23
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Lyman T. Bailey began taking down his
tobacco early this week.
Miss Flora Sanders of Springfield. Mass
spent Sunday with her mother
Daniel Patterson of Winchendon. Mass
spent Sunday at f. e. Patterson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.. bort of Keene
y. H., visited relatives in town Monday
Miss Maud |. Kendrick of Amherst
Mass. was in town the first of this week
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church will hold a chicken pie supper and
a sale Of useful and fancy articles Nov. II.
partition has been built in the read
ing room, separating the periodical and
game tables from the gymnasium depart
mont.
Fred IIaunum went Wednesday To Wes-
ton to hunt deer. He was accompanied by
his father, =. 5. Hannum, who went as
a guide.
A. NJ. Corsers new furnace. a Rich
mond is being installed by w. j. Pent-
land of Brattleboro The work was be-
gun Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Willard and child of
burlington came Tuesday to visit Mr..
Wizards brother, c. $. Willard. at the
kendrick House
The Stowell company boiler, which left
the wOrkmen SO uncercmoniously last
week and rolled down an embankment,
has been put in place \ brick boiler
house is being built around it.
The annual meeting of the Putney
Creamery association, which was to have
been held oct. 10, was postponed to to-
morrow evening. 1t will be held in the
lower town hall at 80 o'clock.
1t is hoped by the Putney Dramatic club
that an entertainment may be given in
the remodelled town hall building the com
Ing winter, perhaps more than one, to
raise money for the new scenery. of which
there is much need.
The annual meeting of the Audubon So
ciety was held Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. 5 Adams. These Off
ceIs We're elected President, Mrs II. l..
Pierce vice president. \. j. Aver: sec
rotary. Miss Jennie Z. Pierce; treasurer,
Mrs w. $ Adams
Mrs. Lucia Hadley Ashley of Machias.
y. Y, started Tuesday for Fitchburg and
Boston after visiting her cousin, Mrs
Sarah Holton. This was her first visit in
this locality for y years. She visited the
old home in Dummerston, where her faith
er and grandfather were born. Miss Jen-
ME NJ Hill of Fitchburg spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hoton, returning with Mrs
Ashley.
Fifteen of the p persons who were
pinched by the Stowell note for 0,000
have paid their share toward a settle
ment, counting the two men who have
tied this week and We're discharged from
further obligation in the matter. They
were Dana +. Clough, Alphonso G. Cobl
and A. w. J. wilkins, who paid, including
interest, practically $1,000 each.
An enjoyable family reunion was held
at the home of Mrs. Ellen Patterson Fri
day. when Mrs. Patterson and her eight
sons and daughters. and their husbands
wives and children, as many as We're abb,
to come, spent the day together. Tn,
occasion was Mrs. PattersOnS 10th birth.
day anniversary There We're 10 presen
and all had dinner at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs NJ. G. Williams. There was no spec
ial program. There are four daughter:
and four sons in the family as follows
Mrs. NJ G.. Williams of Putney, Mrs. l.
p. Tucker of Sugar Loaf. y. Y, Mrs. Car
RE E. Clouse of Putney, Mrs. V. A Dot!
of Montpelier, George +. Patterson of In
dian River. Mich, Walter V Patterson o
Roanoke. Ind, Everett F. Patterson O
Leominster, Mass, and DR. Albert c. Pat
terson of Putney. a group photograph
of Mrs. Patterson and her children wa
taken. \ more healthy or robust appear
ing family seldom is seen. George Pat
terson returned home Monday and EV
erett and wife Tuesday. but the others re
manned for a longer visit Mrs. Patter
son has been a resident of Putney min
years.