Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-03
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

lUL I OINLI OOLUWN
H. T. Farr is building a piazza on the
Lot his house.
Miss Anna Blood has returned from
Marlboro, n. H.
Allen NJ. Pierce OF Boston has been in
town this week.
Mrs sanders of Springfield. was in Put
ncy Memorial day.
clarence Derry OF Worcester Mass
visited in Putney Tuesday.
Miss Flora Wilbur began work in the
telephone exchange Tuesday.
Miss Helen Robertson returned We'd
nc-jny from a visit in Boston
Miss Alice Townshend OF Quincy, Mass.
vus at her home over Sunday.
Miss Annie Farley spent Sunday and
Monday ut her home in Greenfield.
Mrs ELLA Woodland and daughter. Lula.
of Nashua, n. H., are visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders were nj
+. u. Kendalls from Friday to Monday.
5. l. Littleheld is in a hospital in
springfield, Mass, i'll with blood poison
ing.
The Audubon society will meet with
Mrs. II. l.. Pierce next Monday at $50
o'clock.
Dorothy Cole of Windsor is spending
few weeks with her grandfather. Lewis
Gorham.
Arthur Dodge returned to Springfield
this state, Tuesday after spending a few
days ut home.
Mrs w. 5. Adams returned Monday
from visit of a few days at her home
i'm Marlboro, n. II.
Mrs. Alice Shaw Day of Newton Cen
ire Mass is expected at Capt William
Robcrtsons Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Houghton and
daughter are spending "A few weeks with
Mr.. Houghton's parents
Miss Ellie Fisher, teacher in No. 8
school, was at her home in Towushend
saturday. Sunday and Monday.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered to two candidates in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday evening.
Rev. l.. z. Tucker returned to Sugar
Loaf. n. Y, Friday. Mrs. Tucker is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen Patterson
Mrs. Eva D. Greenwood returned from
Marlboro, n. H., Thursday. Her friends
are glad to have her among them again.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson fell and broke two
bones in her left hand while descending
the stairs at NJ. G. Willams's few days
ago.
The exercises on Chidrens day were
excellent Every part was well taken.
rejecting credit on both teachers and
pupils.
Mr. and Mrs p. r. Hebron have finish
ed work at the Cole paper mill They
will move soon to their house on Frost
street in Brattleboro.
Mr.. Connors has moved from Mr..
Frost's house to the Stearns house, II. O.
Dodge moving from the Stearns house
to Mr.. FroSts house.
Mrs Luther Starkey OF New Hampshire
and Mrs. j. e. Jaquith of Springfield
this state, visited at Mr.. Williamss from
Saturday to Tuesday.
Miss Florence Locke, who has been in
South Britain, Conn, a rambler OF weeks
and Miss Alice Locke, who has been there
the past week, have returned home.
Rev. f. R. Perkins will preside at the
annual session of the Windham County
Baptist Sunday school association, to be
held in Wilmington next Wednesday.
Rev. Henry j. Kilbourn OF Bradford
who delivered the Memorial day address
and Mrs. Kilbourn We're entertained from
Saturday to Monday by Rev. and Mrs c
L. Hayward.
About dozen Sunday school worker.
will attend the county Sunday school con
vention in Brattleboro today. An inter
denominational town home department
has been organized in Putney
Rev c. f. Hayward read a paper be
fore the Windsor county Christian En-
deaVor convention in Chester last week
Next week he will speak at the Windso
county Sunday school convention II
Windsor
There was a large attendance at tn
Memorial day services in the town hal
Notwithstanding the rain. and the ad
dress by Rev. Henry A. Kilbourn o
Bradford was one of the finest ever Civ
en- in Putney. Other features OF tn
observance in the town hall were tn
solos by Harry Miller and Lincolns Get
tysburg address by Willie WashburI
The veterans marched to the cemeterie
after the exercises and decorated tn
graves of fallen comrades. In the morn
ing a delegation from Greenwood pos
and the Woman's Relief corps attende
services in Dummerston. On Sunda
Lawyer f. w. Gibson OF Brattleboro dc
lvered an able and eloquent address be
fore large and appreciative audienc
in Pierces hall in Putney Falls.
century ago last Wednesday June
there was born in RoyalstOn, Mass
child who is now Aunt Ruth Smith