Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-22

Mrs, Boorum returned from the White
Mountains Monday
F. o. Pierce will return next week from
visit in Warren, Mass.
Lorenzo Scott of Springfield, Mass,
came home Saturday for a brief visit.
Howard johnson of birmingham, Mass,
has pegun work for the Stowell company.
A. w. ]. wilkins has been appointed
administrator of the John Leach estate.
Rev. A. s. Buzzell will attend the Bapt-
list state convention in New Haven, going
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howard went to
Hatfield, Mass, Monday to visit their
daughter
Mrs. Foisy went to Lynn, Mass, Mon
day with her mother and sister, who
visited her.
DR.. and Mrs. George S. Foster re-
turned Monday from a visit to the White
Mountains.
Rev. E. C. Charlton preached five times
and lectured seven times during his re-
cent absence of IL days.
The young mems and young women's
classes in the Baptist Sunday school Will
hold a poverty sociable soon.
Fred Holland has gone to Londonderry
to attend school. He was accompanied
by his brother, Mrs. Fred Holland.
Arthur Wilson of Haverhill, N. H.,
brother of Mrs. Percy Warwick, has be-
gun work for the Stowel company.
The ladies' missionary circle Of the
Baptist church will meet with Miss
walkup Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Maud Sawyer returned Monday
to Washington, D. c., where she has a
position in the department of agriculture.
ARENAS Wilkins, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. w. j. Wilkins, went to Worcester Mon
day to enter Worcester Polytechnic insti-
tute.
Four persons received the right hand
of fellowship in the Baptist church Sun
day morning. They were baptized the
Sunday before.
Misses Clara Holt and Mae Brown went
to Claremont, N. H., last week on their
bicycles, covering the distance of about
81 miles in "a hours. They returned by
train.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Palmer, ~, who
went from East Putney to Swanzey about
three months ago, died Sept. 10 OF hear
disease. She was native OF Williams
vile, Conn.
Miss Abbie May Evans of Boston ant
Miss Pearl Morse of Jeffersonville, boil
accomplished artists, the former readel
and the other a singer, are guests at thu
Methodist parsonage.
The first lecture in the Social UnioI
entertainment course will be given b!
Rev. MT. n0AI luGSudS' evening
In four of the seven places where he CAV
it recently he has been engaged to COM
again. The topic will be "Adrift and
Anchor"
Cless D. Britton of Brattleboro, VIII,
bought a half interest in A. NJ. Corser'
store, as announced in The Phoenix sew
eral weeks ago, will return to Putne.
next week. Mr.. and Mrs. Britton viii
live in Charles Warwicks house on Kim
ball Hill.
The Ashuelot Paper company expects t
start it's paper mill in Ashuelot the las
of next week. The mill was damage
badly by fire last spring just as it wa
ready to start, knocking out the summer
business besides entailing considerable
loss otherwise.
The supper given in the lower Masoni
hall Tuesday evening by the Woman
Relief corps was well attended. The ne
receipts were about SIS, which will b
used in assisting the Grand Army pos
to procure markers for the graves OF de
ceased comrades.
Harry Olney and bride, who attende
the Springfield fair and were married o
the second day, are living with Mr.. Olney
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Onley. Mr.
Olney was Miss Grace Johnson, daughte
of George Johnson. Mr.. Olney is employ
ed by the Stowell company.
Rev. Mr.. Charlton's latest story 9Th
Ompompanoosuc Parish" written durin
the present summer here in Putney, ha
been bought by the United Opinion
Bradford. 1t will be run as serial dun
ing the month of October, after which
will be put into book form, for the holida
trade.
"The present message Of the churc
to the world" will be Rev. Mr.. Buzzell
theme in the Baptist church Sunda
morning. At 3 p. m. he Will speak G