Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-13
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Miss Flora WILDER is spending the week
in Westmoreland, n. H.
Eugene Peppn was at his home in
Easthampton over Sunday.
Mrs II. l.. Pierce visited in Springfield
and Holyoke over Sunday
Mrs. Hattie j. Ellis of saxtons River is
a guest of Mrs. M. ID. Whitman.
Miss Dora Wilson of Troy, N. Y, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Irving Ketchum.
Miss Angie Knight, who lives at Levi
Houghtons, has gone to Jamaica to spend
a week or more at her home
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey H. Brainerd re-
turned Sunday from Springfield, Mass,
where they visited their son, Chauncey.
william MARI and family of waltham
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Marrs parents
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Tiff in East Putney.
George Wing returned to Windham this
week to finish some work which he left
on account of the Illness and death of mis-
son.
Prof ]. E. Russell and family of Will
Jamestown, Mass, came to Putney Mon
day to spend the summer at the Baker
homestead.
There will be no preaching in the Meth
odst church next Sunday, the pastor
being absent. The Sunday school will
meet at 1130.
Martin d. whitman. health officer, went
to Burlington Monday to attend the an
nual school for health officers. E. E.
Knight went there Tuesday.
Golden Rule chapter, No. 8, Order of
Eastern Star, will not meet during the
months of July and August. The next
meeting will be held Sept 8.
E. r. Andrews and Miss NJ. T. Andrews
have gone to Islesboro Maine, for visit.
Miss s. G. Andrews is spending a few
weeks in Wellesley Farms, Mass
Miss Jennie T. Maynard has finished
work at the Robertson paper mill and has
gone to Hinsdale, her home, where she
has a position in the Amidon mill
Mrs. David NJ. Frost is making gradual
progress toward recovery. The nurse
who took care of her has returned home.
Mrs. Sadie SaXton Wyman of Keene is
now staying with her.
Mr. and Mrs Scott Look went to Or
ford, n. H., to have their household goods
shipped to Putney, having decided to re-
turn here to live. Mr.. Look will be en-
ployed by w. E. Pierce.
Lee Charlton has finished work in NJ.
G. 'Williams's store. He went to Hartford,
Conn, and New York intending to go
from the latter city TO the home of his
father, Rev. Emanuel Charlton at Fishers
Island.
returned from visit with her daughter
Mrs. Frank G. bort, in Keene, is i'll at
her home in East Putney and is under
the care of a professional nurse from
Keene, who came Sunday.
A report from the state laboratory in
Burlington on the analysis of sample
of milk taken by Health officer NJ. D.
Whitman from a supply offered for sale
by w. E. Pierce shows that the milk full
filled the requirements of the law.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Coane of Brattle-
boro have come here to live with Mr.
Coane's son, Clayton Coane. Clayton
Coane has moved into the Crosby house
vacated by Fred Holland Mr.. Holland
has moved into August Johnsons house
The Keene, N. H., Evening Sentinel Of
July contained the following concerning
former well known Putney residents
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Bragg of Forest
street observed the 50th anniversary Of
their wedding last evening, entertaining
number of their friends and relatives al
their home. The evening was spent very
pleasantly. There were musical selec
tons, refreshments were served and Mr.
and Mrs. Bragg received many congratu
lations on the event"
A party of young Putney people arr
having vacation at the Windsor cottag,
at Lake Sunapee. They are DR.. and Mrs
Eugene B. Pierce of Bennington, Miss
Jennie E. Pierce and Miss Katherin,
Booth of this town, Clifford Booth, Mrs
Rice, and Miss Marjorie Frayley of Leon
mister, Miss Alma Bacon of Worcester
Miss Grace Aldrich Of Concord, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. e. Aver of Windsor, and Law
renee, Margaret and Dorothy Aver o
Windsor, children of A. j. Aver of thi
town. A. ]. Aver spent Sunday at tn
cottage and Charles Booth returned Sun
day after spending several days there
Miss Mary Roundy of Rockingham was
guest of the party over Sunday.