Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-13

p. s. Hannum is visiting at his old home
in Weston.
Miss F. May Buzzell returned Monday
from a visit in Fitchburg.
Mrs. William Houghton, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Bodine & Davis have shut down their
brick making plant for the winter.
Herbert Chase of Ludlow was a guest
of his aunt Mrs. NJ. d. Whitman, last
week
Mrs H. L. Scott is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. A. c. Patterson in Waterbury, this
state.
The Congregational Sunday school is
making plans to hold Hallowee en- party
Oct. 81.
E. E. Blood has driven stakes for the
foundation OF a sales stable southeast Of
his house.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brown returned
to SOmerville Tuesday after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Warren.
The Fortnightly club will begin the sea-
sons program this afternoon with a meet
ing at Mrs. Russell Braley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Pierce went Tues
day to Wardsboro and from there to
Greenfield on a visit Of about week.
The singing by Rev. Mr.. Barrett and
Miss Barrett at the union service in the
Baptist church Sunday evening was much
enjoyed.
Fred Pember of Washington, D. c., who
has a position in the department of agri-
culture, is expected home this week for
a months vacation.
The recent fine weather has enabled the
workmen on the new school house to make
a good showing. They began on the sec
ond floor this week
Mrs. Frank Hermon of North Adams is
visiting at Charles Vebers. George War
boys of Williamstown. Mass, visited at
Mr.. Veber's last week
Frank Young, who has been employed
in Corser & Britton's store, went to Brat
tleboro Monday to be night operator in
the telephone exchange.
Mrs. H. L. Pierce and Miss Katherine
Booth went to Holyoke on Thursday Of
last week to remain at r. c. Winchester S
until after the marriage Of Miss Una Win
chester.
Mrs. A. H Monroe closed her house on
West Hill Monday and went to New York
for the winter. Miss Isabel Briggs and
Miss Mary Folett will go to Boston today
to remain until spring.
At the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor will preach a modern re-
vival sermon from a very ancient text
Miss f. c. Lewis of Brattleboro will have
charge of the music and Miss Evans is
expected to assist.
MI. ana MIS-. CnaIleS d w udTu OF
Norwich, Conn, formerly of this town
came to Putney Friday to spend week
at the hotel, Mr. Willard bringing his dog
and gun. Mrs. Willard spent a part OF
this week with relatives in Newport n. H
The closing entertainment in the socia
union series will be given next Wednes-
day evening in the town hall. Specia
music will be provided. Rev. Mr.. Charl-
toms lecture, Among the authors" viii
include his Interpretation OF Rudyarc
Kipling, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps anC
others.
Christian Timepieces' will be tn,
theme of Rev. Mr.. BuZzell's sermon IL
the Baptist church Sunday morning. A
8 o'clock Mr.. Buzzel will preach on THE
value of the church to the community,
on West Hill, and at the union service
in the Methodist church at 7.3O his theme
will be Our greatest need"
Rev Willis T. Sparhawk, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church, will Civ
a lecture in the town hall Oct. % on tn
Yosemite valley, illustrated with stere
opticon views. The lecture will be givel
under the auspices of the church. Sine
leaving Putney Rev. Mr.. Sparhawk ha
been all through the Yosemite valley.
Mrs. Jennie C. (Deming) Dealand, AZ
died Friday at a sanatorium in Everett
Mass, where she had been since las
spring. She had been i'll with cancer
The body was brought to Putney Monda'
for burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery
Rev. J. d. King officiated at the com
initial service. Mrs. Dealand was borl
in Putney and spent her girlhood life Il
this town. Some years ago she and he
mother. Mrs Mary c. Deming, went I
Nashua, n. H, to live. Mr.. and Mrs
Zealand have lived in Somerville, MI
Zealand being in business in Boston. Mrs
Zealand is survived by her husband an
one daughter four years old, also two sis