Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-30
THE PUTNEY COLUMN


ola IIoughton of Alburg is at his
l.tl.r's, Levi Houghtons.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howard are visit
Mg at their old home in Jamaica.
Mrs Elma Lewis of Wallingford
Conn, has been at f. A. Burditt's.
Miss Ethel Carpenter of Haverniu N.
3D., is visiting at Michael Foleys
Mr. ana Mrs. Boynton of Jamaica were
recent guests of Benjamin Howard.
Mrs Addie Johnson went Wednesday
GO Springfield, Mass, to visit relatives.
Lawrence Aver went to wiiamsvile
recently on his bicycle to visit relatives.
Nina Weber has been visiting her aunt,
Mis-. Eben Ware, in Shelburne Falls,
Mass.
II. L. Bailey bought this week the
house he now occupies of Winfred S.
Adams.
Miss Mary Stowel went Thursday to
Brooklyn as companion to Mrs. Chap
man.
Mrs Mary Little went Thursday to Bel
lNcrtOwn Mass, to visit her son, Robert
Little
Mrs. George Bush went Tuesday to
sheldon to visit Mr. Bushs mother a few
weeks.
Miss Fanny Washburn went Wednes-
day to Hartford Conn, for "A few weeks
visit
Mrs Alice Smith of Amherst Mass.
hats been visiting this week at Mrs Fred
Martins.
Mrs John Daggett of Bratteboro has
been a recent guest at Mrs. Charles
Brooks 5.
Donald Davidson celebrated his fifth
birthday anniversary with a party Fri
day evening.
Edward Aiken and his daughter, Maud,
visiting relatives.
Instructor Carl Knight of Worcester,
Mass, is at his fathers, c. d. knights,
for snort vacation.
Allen NJ. Pierce of Boston came We'd
u,sday to his sisters, Mrs. L. z. Bal
lrs s, for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. {. Roundy Of Rock
iusham are visiting their daughter Mrs
"A. J. Aver, this week.
Mrs. Caleb Smith of East Boston came
Tuesday to visit at Henry j. Smiths $,
and with other friends.
Mr. and Mrs ID. w. Smith of Boston
have visited their sister, Mrs. Merrill
Pierce, at Ezra fierces.
NJ. G. Willams's family have returned
from Claremont this week and Mr.. Will
Lams has rented the cottage.
Mrs. l.. c. Boorum returned from
Sugar Hill, n. H., Monday after visit
with her brother, Paul Chase.
Mrs. Ole Johnson and daughter have
returned to their home in Springfield
after a few days stay in town.
Mrs. Ella Woodland and daughter, Lula,
of Portland, Me, came Monday to visit
at her unces, Charles F. Browns.
Those who attended the field day I'M
der the auspices of the Grange in Brat
tleboro last Friday report fine time.
Miss Gertrude Marchant has returned
To her home in Hartford, Conn, after
staying several weeks at l.. p. Baileys.
James and Miss Frances Cobb returned
to their home in Lexington, Mass,
Thursday, after visiting relatives and
friends.
Many members of the Grand Army and
Womans Relief Corps, with their friends,
attended the Windham county reunion in
Newfane Thursday.
Houghton Severns of Brattleboro and
brother, Charles, of Connecticut are
spending a vacation at the Houghton
farm.
Twenty eight new books, fiction, have
been ADDED to the library this week and
p volumes of the International ency-
clopedia.
Mrs. Frank d. Kendall and two daugh-
teTs, Mrs, William Sanders and Miss
Bessie, were in town Friday, calling on
Old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Pierce and children
Of Wallngford, Conn, are visiting Mr..
Pierce's father, G. l.. Pierce, and sister,
Mrs +. y. Burditt.
Rev. II. L. Buffum was in Bratteboro
To attend the reunion of the Buffum fam
lily, which was held at Brookside park.
MIR, Buftum made an address.
Mrs. Cox, who has been a guest Of
MIS- Benjamin Howard several weeks,
!eIl today for Amherst, Mass, en- route
lo her home in New York city.
Mrs. William Brainy and children re-
turned to their home in Springfield,
Mass Thursday after visit at Mrs.
blainys fathers, Michael Maley's.
Communion service will follow the reg
u.ar service at the Baptist church next
Sunday. The Christian Endeavor service
sunday evening will be a conservation
meeting.
Charles Weber caught a pike in the
Connecticut river Monday which meas
u!eI 3512 inches in length and weighed
l-i2 pounds. He has caught "a pounds
oI pike this season.
Mrs Albert Abbott and daughter,
Jennie returned Thursday from a few
days stay in Chester with relatives.
MIS-. Mary Gates was housekeeper dur
ing their absence.
While leading a horse to Walpole We'd
n.sday, George Stowell was pulled out
14 the wagon by the horse becoming
heightened at an automobile, and re-
,rFed a severe shaking up.
Services will be held at the schoolhouse
tt West hill Sunday at o'clock. Rev.
H. 10. Buffum will nave charge. Rev. L.
w. Morey will hold services at Pierce's
AlI Putney Falls, at 2.30 p. m.
Miss Bernice Cummings has returned
nom her vacation at her fathers, James
.ummingss, in Mortified, Mass, and
is again at her grandfather's, George
NarWick's she will attend school.
Charles Houghton and daughter of
"rstheld, Mass, were in town Thurs
oaF. Mr. Houghton is a native of this
town and mis- boyhood home was the
house now occupied by Charles II. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and chill
den, Miss Laura and William, returned
10 their home in Galopolis, Ohio, Thurs
gay after spending several weeks with
Nf Wheaton's mother, DR.. Laura M.
There will be a box social at East
ttlney next Wednesday evening. Each
"dy will carry a box containing lunch
-.r two, and the boxes will be sold to
me men, The ladies' society will fur
ii@A hot coffee.
Mr., and Mrs. Francis Walker and two