Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-29
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Miss Aver teacher in school No. 9 is
i'll with measles
Walter G. Crawford has gone to Win
chester, n. H., to live
w. e. Aver of Windsor visited in town
the first Of this week
The young women who gave the leap
year BAH last week netted about SIS
y delegation of Masons attended the
Masonic district meeting in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Miss Cora NJ Kinney came Friday
night from southampton, Mass, for a
weeks visit
The Audubon society will meet with
Mrs. II. l.. Pierce next Monday evening
at 80 o'clock.
Finished paper has been shipped this
week from Capt William Robertsons
new paper mill.
There was no preaching service in the
Bapust church last Sunday, Rev. MIR.
Perkins being ill.,.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Putney Hose company will
be held in the town hail next Monday
evening.
The ladies missionary society of the
congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Fannie Huntley Saturday after
noon at O'Clock.
9. d. Britton is one of the committee
of Introduction for the annual ball of
the Spoiford Engine and Hose company
next Friday evening.
Ralph Wizards family moved to Brat
tleboro Monday Mr.. Willard is employed
by the Brattleboro Cabinet company for
merry b. Souto & Co.
Mrs. Minnie Willard of Boston,. widow
of Wilson Willard is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Willard. The late Wilson
Willard was brother of Warren Willard.
Miss Annie Farley, stenographer for
the Stowell company, went to her home
in Greenfield Friday on account of the
illness of her mother, returning Wednes-
day.
Peter Mitchell, son of Rev +. E. Mitch
ell who formerly was pastor of the Bap-
fist church in this town. has applied for
admission to the Eastern Maine insane
hospital at Bangor as a nurse.
Deacon and Mrs. Charles E. Prouty
started Tuesday for "a visit of several
days with their daughter and husband,
Prof. and Mrs. n. ID. Clark in Plymouth,
n. H. also for a visit in Lowell, Mass.
The board of civil authority and the
listers will meet in the town hall next
Monday at / o'clock for the abatement
of taxes for the year 1908. All who feel
aggrieved because of what they consider
excessive taxation may appear and be
heard at that time.
L ne StltCllIlpn are DIl1nlnS 10 move
their office to the middle room on the
south side of the main hall in the town
hall building in order to give the two
west rooms on the north side to Mrs
c. d. Britton, who will occupy them with
her millinery business
Rev. c. L. Hayward went to Springfield
this state, Monday to give instruction in
physical culture to the classes in the
Young Peoples Christian Union, recently
organized there Mr. Hayward has been
engaged to instruct the classes regularly
and will go to Springfield each week for
that purpose.
Fred +. Robertson has bought the S
o. Parker house on Kimball hill of Mrs
Parker, who will go to LyndonVille to
live with her daughter, Mrs. Crafts. Mr.
Robertson expects to occupy the house
in a few weeks. 1t was built by Mr..
Parker and besides being pleasantly To-
Gated is supplied with never failing sup
ply of pure spring water. has modern
plumbing and is heated with a furnace.
The officers of Greenwood Woman's Re-
lief corps We're installed Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Annie Harris, past president. 1t
was expected that the officers of the post
would be installed, but the weather was
so bad that many were kept away and
others We're prevented from coming by
illness. Mr.. Davis of Chester, the in
stalling officer of the post, missed the
A. IS train and was not present. The cleo
tive officers of the Relief corps were pub
lished in a previous issue of The Phoenix.
The appointive officers installed We're:
Secretary, Mrs. Fannie r. Huntley; pat
riotic instructor. Mrs. NJ. Ella Sawyer;
press correspondent, Miss Ellen NJ. Walk
up musician, Mrs e. Louise Farr; assist
ant conductor, Mrs. Margaret A. Rob-
ertson; assistant guard, Mrs Harriet l..
Taft; color bearers, Miss Hattie NJ. Taft,
Miss Jennie Maynard Mrs. Susie A Ken
dol Tizzia T ClOnpb The
gram included a review of the year by
Mrs Harris, a reading by Mrs, Whitman,
assisted by Miss Jennie Pierce with mu-
sic. remarks by Rev. Mr.. Metcalf and Mr..
Pember, vocal music by Mrs. Pierce, Miss
Robertson and Miss Pierce and instru-
mental music by Mr.. and Mrs. Daven-
port, Mr. Tankard and Mr. Bowen.