Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-02
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

The schools in town will begin Tuesday.
Miss Stella Chaplain is visiting in Hat
field, Mass.
d. II. Kendrick of Amherst was in town
this week.
Mrs C. w. Adams returned Wednesday
from Walpole.
Mrs Ellen Patterson is i'll in Claremont
Junction, n. H.
Edwin Puffer of Bridgeport. Conn, was
in town Monday.
Fred Il. Gilbert has entered the employ
of NJ. c. Williams.
Mrs Frances Ware has been making a
visit in Townshend.
Miss Annie Johnson is visiting at her
home in Brattleboro.
Herbert Iaughton, a former resident,
was in town Saturday.
Mir Metcalf of Boston is visiting his
son, Rev. f. l.. Metcalf.
Mrs E. e. Knight returned Saturday
from a visit in Keene.
Prof Russell's family took a carriage
drive Tuesday to Walpoe
Mrs. Carrie Bradford of Ashuelot was
at Milo Whitney's Monday.
Mrs. Holton and Miss Hill attended the
fair at Claremont Thursday.
f. o. Pierce has returned from trip
to Boston and Portland Me.
The tobacco growers are harvesting a
fine crop of tobacco this week
Golden Rule chapter will serve ice
cream at the dance Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Willard spent a
few days this week in Townshend.
Morton Patterson of Wnchendon,
Mass, is a guest at e. e. Patterson's.
Miss f. NJ. Walkup, who has been in
Boston and vicinity returned Saturday.
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Wednesday for their home in Chicago.
Y. E. Blood is repairing the cellar wall
of his house and putting in hatchway
Miss s. f. White and Miss Lucy White
are with Miss b. Estey at Sugar Hill, N
II.
Miss May Patterson has a position in
Houghton & Simondss store in Brattle-
boro.
William Robertson has sold his inter-
est in the scales at the station to w. A.
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs George Miller of Leo
minister, Mass, are visiting at Charles
Booths.
Mrs. Scion Clark of Greenfield, Mass,
came Thursday for a visit at n. w.
Locke's.
Miss l.. Grace Dwinnen of Leominster,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Lizzie S.
Houghton.
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birmingham, Mass.
John f. Clarke went to Keene Satur-
day for a short visit with his daughter
Mrs. c. II. Bridgeman.
Inc Sociaist cup VIII meet at tn'
town nan tonisnt at '.oo CLOCK 10 Trans
act important pueslhess' -..
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fril5s W. ai,a S,imsreo 'O'''
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heiu' Mass.' "eIe Suests d. HoDei' N"'''
an Ie" daSs inns "eeh'
Archle KhlshI VIII nilist worn ,n. Sa. STU
Gay IOr w, ~ fleIce oh .'ie Nun I I11.
his pace VIII pe laheh p9 AIci'ie EuuS
Misses Doris and Mildred Lee OF Bel
lows Falls are Visiting at thelr grand
mother $ MIS- W. A. Coie 3
Mrs. w. y. Cole and Mrs II. l.. Pierce
went to Holyoke Friday for a two days
visit with Mrs. r. 9. Winchester
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Smith of Minneapo
lis We're guests this week of j. Brale'
Gorham. Mr.. smith Is orother Oil MIS-
Gorham.
e +. Blood has sold the stage rout
to the station and the express business t
w. G. Treadway, MIR. Treadway TOO
possession Sept. l.
Rev. and Mrs. +. F. Mitchell and tw
children of Waterloo, Me, are visiting i
town. Mr.. Mitchell formerly was pastor c
the Baptist church.
There will be a social dance at the tow
hall Monday evening" Sept ., Labor day
All are invited. Leitsinger's orchestr
will furnish music.
The bills for taxes are in the hand
of the town treasurer for collection.
discount of four per cent. will be above
on bills paid before Dec. l.
Republican rally will be held at tn