Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-14

Mrs. C. E. Glidden has been in Boston
this week attending an Episcopal conven-
ton
Miss Mary Whitney is visiting in Bur-
lngton.
H. L. Tiff is putting up wind mill on
his farm in East Putney.
Miss Ida Young has begun work in Mrs.
c. d. Britton's millinery rooms.
Mrs. Fred r. Clough of Greenfield was
a recent visitor at Dorr Coughs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bailey will re-
turn from their wedding trip next week.
Sherman Willard and Dr. Prouty went
to Spofford lake duck hunting Tuesday.
F. O. Pierce returned Monday from a
business trip to Gardner and Boston. In
Boston he attended the Mechanics fair.
VIII Franklin has finished work at the
Houghton farm. He will have work in
Townshend.
viii A. Wood is repairing the Powell
house, which he bought recently, prepare
tory to occupying 1T.
Mrs. c. e. Hayward of Springfield,
this state, was in town on Thursday of
last week to spend the day.
Dr. Esmond states that Mr.. Tarbell
will not move into the house occupied
by him, as reported last week.
The Houghton farm will be closed soon
for the winter, the occupants of the house
going 10 tnelr respective uOiueS'
A union service will be held in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday morning, the
Baptist and Methodist congregations unit
ing
Mrs Hannah c. Parker, who spent
several weeks at Mrs Hannah Waite's,
went to Brattleboro Friday to visit Mrs.
Samuel Knight.
The attendance at the annual meeting
of the Audubon society Monday afternoon
ness was transacted
There will be a social dance in the town
hall on Friday night of next week. Dugan
and Leitsinger will furnish music ana
A. H. Hines will prompt.
Town Clerk A. NJ Corser has posted
in the postofice corridor the check list
of Putney, which will be used In the
Presidential election Nov l.
Speaker Merrifield on Tuesday appoint
ed Representative A NJ. Corser chairman
on part of the house, of the joint commit
tee on the house of correction.
Rev. j. W.. Evans of Dayton, Ohio
a colored travelling evangelist, preached to
a small audience Sunday afternoon, the
service being held near the hay scales.
Wayland Aver went to Boston to see
the double header between the Boston ano
New York base ball teams in the Ameri-
can league series, which was played In
Boston Saturday.
Mrs V. A. Doty returned FRIDAY 10 mel
home in Montpelier after spending seyera
weeks in caring for her mother Mrs
Ellen Patterson. Mrs. Patterson is more
comfortable this week
John Sweeney, who Is employed by ROAD
Commissioner H. l.. Scott has bought o
George Littlefield the Tibbetts farm, which
will be occupied by his sister and nus
band and by his father.
A gang of Italians are employed nea
the Corser farm, blasting rocks on TN
railroad bank in order to make room 10
the double track. They have built hu
near the scene of operations.
The adjourned annual meeting OF Tn
Putney Creamery association for the re
ports of officers and the election for tn
coming year will be held in the lower tow
han next Monday at 1880 p. m.
Rev l.. p. Tucker of Sugar Loaf, N. Y
came to Putney Monday to visit MRS
Tucker, who has been with her mother
Mrs. Ellen Patterson. He went to North
field, Rutland and other places. He vi
return to Putney to spend Sunday.
Charles b. Willard of Norwich, Conu