Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27

Miss Edna Gates of Westminster is
working at w. A. Coles
W. f. Aver of Windsor came to Putney
Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. L. f. c. Boorum is building an
81 on her house on West mill.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Foley is visiting at her for
roer home in Haverhill, N. H.
Miss Gertrude Clark went to Bartons-
vile Monday to spend a few days.
Mrs. Alice Farr went to Keene, n. H.,
Saturday for visit of several days.
Mrs. Everett Temple of East Templeton,
Mass, is visiting at Adams Bloods
Mrs. Barna Colbrook visited relatives
in Ashuelot, n H., from Friday to Mon
day
A. F. Mason of Englewood, n. j.. has
opened his summer nome, formerly the
wilkins place
Eugene Peppin spent Sunday with Mrs.
Peppin in Easthampton, where she is
visiting relatives.
E. w. Aiken is having pronounced sue
cess selling spraying machines, having
sold 81 since March l.
Erdix Britton finished work for Corsel
Britton Saturday and returned to hi:
home in Westmoreland
VIII Barraby has bought the Barraby
farm in East Putney of his parents, Will
liam and Sophia Barraby.
F. o. Pierce went to Warren, Mass.
Tuesday to look after some houses which
he recently bought there.
H. A. Brainerd went to Springfield
Mass, Friday to visit his son. Chauncey
Branerd. returning Sunday
Miss Sarah C. Andrews and father SAILED
from Italy last week. They will occupy
Miss Andrews's new summer home OF
West hill.
Mrs. V. A. Doty and daughter, Ruth, re
turned to Montpelier Saturday afte
spending week with Mrs. Doty's sister
Mrs. NJ G. Williams.
It would not be a bad idea to sect
down the new school house premises. 4
good lawn would add much to the ap
pearance of the building.
Bodine & Davis of Bellows Falls hav
reopened their brick yard on the depo
road this week. Mr.. Caster will boar
the help in the Boston & Maine Railroad
companys house.
Hubert Donahue, who is employed Il
William Robertson's paper mill, wa
called to South Vernon on account of a
accident to his father, who was run owe
by train, one leg being cut off.
Harry W. Cobb and Justin H Wneele
went to East Lexington. Mass, Monday
Mr. Cobb to have charge of force G
men at a peat fuel plant and Mr.. Wheele
to be assistant engineer for the same con
GERM
Wayand Aver began work in Windsc
Monday for the New England Telephon
Telegraph company. He is with
obstruction gang whose work takes thel
over parts Of Vermont and New HamI
shire.
About $50 people visited the bette
farming" special train Friday forenoon {
the local railroad station. The schoo
closed at 1890 o'clock. AS many, II M
more, people visited the train at Ea!
Putney.
Mrs. Charles Vebber returned Thursda
from Baltimore, Md, where she undel
went an operation in a hospital. She We
accompanied by her brother, Mr. Benjam
Of Baltimore and Mr.. Williams, friend
the family.
The question for discussion at Il
Grange meeting tonight will be: "Resolve
that farming offers better advantages
the average man than business or pr
fession." 1t is hoped that the attendan
may be large.
The infant daughter of DIR. and MI
Eugene B. Pierce of Bennington died SUI
day. She was 26 days old. Mr. Pierce hi
81 been seriously i'll as a result of overwor
His mother, Mrs F. L. Pierce, return
to her home in this village this week aft
spending week with him.