Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. d. S. Angler has returned from a
visit in Massachusetts
Mrs j. N. Underwood is spending the
week in Spoford N. H.
clifford Cook and mother are spending
the week in Londonderry.
A new roof is being put on the w. A.
Cole Paper company's mill
Bodine & Davis are putting a furnace
into DIR. l. r. Doanes house.
Miss May Ketchum returned Wednesday
from an extended visit in Troy, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Boyd of whiting
ham visited at Miss Walkup's this week.
F. C. Gee Of Worcester, Mass. was
guest at Gerry Martins, returning home
Friday.
George Lawrence has finished work for
DR.. C. S. Foster and has moved to Sax
tors River.
Samuel Pember returned to Springfield
Mass, Sunday after spending a week at
his home here.
William Richards came from Claremont,
N. H., to M c. Ingalls's Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Cragin Of Collingswood,
N. j., have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Knight this week.
A. M. Corser went to Boston Tuesday
to buy goods for Corser & Britton for
their fall and winter trade.
There was a social for the children at
the Baptist church Thursday afternoon.
All report an enjoyable time
Henry Kilburn of Newfane visited his
brother, Charles Kilburn, Saturday on his
way for a visit in st. Adams.
Harry and Hazel Smith of Newfane.
son and daughter of Fred Smith, are Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. D. S. Angler.
Rev. Harry Davenport of Bridgeport,
Conn, will supply the pulpit of the Con-
gregauonal church next Sunday morning
Henry c. Warren, town representative,
went to Montpelier Tuesday to be pres
ent at the opening Of the legislative
session Wednesday.
Fred Holland of Manchester, N. H., Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
r. Holland He Isl conducting a meat
market in Manchester.
Mrs John L. Howard went to Somer-
VILE Mass, Saturday. E. Carlton has
finished work for A. L. Howard and has
gone to Saxtons River.
Miss s. e. White has sold the Fred
Harding farm to r. G. Andrews, a Bos-
TON broker, who will erect a substantial
house thereon next season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Pierce went from
Keene Monday to their new home in
Warren, Mass Their household goods
were shipped from East Putney.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Richardson Of Gull
ford and Mr.. Richardson's sister from
Albany, N. Y, visited at c. w. Brooks's
over Sunday Mr.. Richardson and Mr.
Brooks are cousins
Mr.. and Mrs John Braley returned &c
Boston Monday after visiting at the home
of Mr.. Braley's father. Russell Bradley
They were accompanied by Miss Olive
Blood, who is spending the week with
them.
E. E. Blood has finished putting in thC
foundat ton for his barn and has this weel
EnWs
will be 80 by 46 feet and will have 10 t.
12 stalls. Mr.. Blood will use it for a sale!
stable.
Road Commissioner w. A. Wood I!
grading the highway on the north sid
of the ravine near the harrington plac'
in East Putney, using the state highwa!
money for that purpose. He also !
putting in a stone culvert at the foot o
the ravine.
The Waterbury Record says: "Dr. A
c. Patterson has completely remodele
and rearranged his dental Office and ha
put in new electrical appliances. DI
Pattersons business has grown to sue
an extent that he needs an assistan
and has secured the services of DR..
A. Braley of New York. He is a gradual
of the Baltimore dental college and tn
past two years has been employed In a
= expert Office in New York city"
Boiine & Davis are making brick fo
the last kiln for this season. If tn
weather holds good few days more the
will have about 100000 brick for this kill
which will make the seasons outpl
about 1900, 900 brick, or considerable
more than last seasons output. Up
now the firm has burned about 200,0
brick at time being rushed by the de
mand for brick for the Adams & Crost
building in Brattleboro, but 1t takes lie:
fuel in proportion, and is therefor
cheaper to burn a larger number.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor cons
Grafton meeting will be omitted next SUI
day evening and will be held the follow
ing Sunday evening. At O'Clock me-
Sunday evening the pastor Rev. H
Buffum will deliver lecture, illustrate
by stereopticon. The theme will
"The home OF our Savior" Special mus
will be rendered. All are cordially II
vited to attend. Rev. H. E. Buffu
preached last Sunday morning the fir
of a series Of five sermons on why
am what I am" the topic of the first wi
use and abuse of creeds." The secoI
next Sunday morning will be why
believe the Bible