Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-03
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Miss Florence Whitney spent Sunday
with her aunt in Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sanders were
guests at Henry Crawford's Sunday.
A. A. Wing will move to the Switzer
tenement, vacated by A. w. ]. Wilkins.
Mrs John E. Russell and daughter.
Marion, returned to Williamstown Thurs
day.
Fred Pember of Washington, d. c.,
came Tuesday to spend week at his
home.
Mrs. H. C. Black and daughter, Miss
Matte Black, of Greenfield were in town
Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Cragin of Camden, N. J.,
is a guest of her brother, Charles D.
Knight.
E. E. Patterson went to winchendon,
Mass, Monday to spend a few days with
his brother.
Tuesday and Wednesday to ship her goods
to Westminster.
Samuel Pember who is employed by
Kibbe Brothers of Springfield, Mass, was
home over Sunday.
Henry Place of North Troy, this state,
is spending the week with Rev. A. S.
Buzzell and family.
Robert H. Holton of Fitchburg, Mass
was a guest of Rev. A S. Buzzell and
family over Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Olney was called to SPRING
field Tuesday on account Of the serious
illness of her father.
Work on the new school building is
progressing well. A part of the building
is ready for the roof.
John A Sanford, who recently was in
jured by bull, is able to be about. but
not to do hard work.
Mrs. Eugene Tatro underwent an opera
in MOndaV amanda
citis. She is doing well.
There was a large attendance at the
Halloween sociable in the Congregational
vestry Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cobb of East
Putney went to Millers Falls Friday to
spend week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Clough started Tues
day on a weeks visit in Holyoke, Spring
field, Hartford and New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Fuller and son
of Mechanicsville came Wednesday to
spend a week with acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stevens Of Bethle-
hem, N. H, went to Boston Monday
after visiting at G. A. Littlefields.
A box social will be held in the school
house on West hill next Friday evening.
A musical entertainment will be given.
John Devol and niece Mrs. Kingsbury,
of Jamaica, visited at Fred ]. Devofs Fri
day and spent Sunday at James limo
thys.
Miss Lavina Philips of Halifax, who
recently worked at w. A Coles, has re-
turned to Putney, to work for Mrs. F. l..
Pierce.
The Family Affair."" given in the town
hall Wednesday evening by Putney
Grange, was successful and was attended
by a large audience.
No deer were shot in Putney during the
last open season. A large number OF
hunters secured the woods and fields, and
several deer were seen.
Mrs. Olive L. Pratt returned to Stony
Creek, Conn, Monday after spending a
few days at C. N. Davidsons. Mrs.
Pratt is a landscape painter.
Mrs. F. NJ. Arnold of Southwick Mass,
visited at w. A. Coles and at Mrs. Belle
NJ Houghton's the last of the week and
was a guest of C. r. Page the first of
this week.
Mrs. Henry Goodell of East Walling-
ford came Saturday to spend several days
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Williams and
Mrs. A Wheeler, who formerly were her
neighbors.
Plans are being made to get load OF
people to go to Dummerston next We'd
nesday to attend the venison supper which
will be given by the ladies Of the Con-
gregational church.
A hearing in the case of Herbert L.
Clark against George Pixley will be held
in the town hall tomorrow. The suit was
brought to recover a debt and Mr.. Pixley's
gasolene engine was attached.
Rev. A. s. Buzzell will preach on "A
personal question in the Baptist church
Sunday morning At the union service
in the Methodist church in the evening
he will preach on "a souls cry"
The next regular meeting Of Col. w. H
Greenwood Woman's Relief corps will be
held next Tuesday evening. The corps
has been invited to visit Sedgwick Wo-
mans Relief corps in Brattleboro Nov
23.
Rev. E. C. Charlton has engagements
to lecture every evening next week II
the central and northern part Of the
state. In some places he will make his
second visit and in some he is engaged
for the third time.
John f. Gale, administrator of the
Warren Willard estate, will sell the Crow
ley pasture of is acres by auction Nov
is, at the Kendrick House. The pasture
is situated on the road from the town
farm to Westminster West.
There are now Sc subscribers on thu
list of the local telephone exchange. TIL
exchange averages to receive $50 calls {
day. new rate Of 10 cents has beer
made for both day and night calls be
tween Putney and Brattleboro.