Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-01
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Justin NhttANA
Mrs. Hannah Waite returned from Rel
lows Falls Friday.
rs. A. Cole and w. H. Dickinson went
Monday to Boston.
Harry Patterson Is at the home of his
father Edwin Patterson.
Fred T.. Robertson went to New York
cit, Tuesday on business.
Mrs Mary Washburn returned from
Boston Wednesday night.
Miss Addye Morey is visiting Agnes
Knight at l.. ]. Houghton's.
Tom Carpenter was recent guest of
Dis parents in Haverhill, N. II.
Mrs w. II. Dickinson went to Boston
Friday and returned home Thursday.
on Wednesday train No Al arriving
here at 800 a. m, began carrying mails
There viii be a communion service at
the congregational church Sunday morn
ing
Mr. Martin of Bellows Falls came Sat-
urdav for a visit with mis- son, Fred Mar
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bailey returned
Thursday from a few days stay in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. G. d. Wheat returned Wednesday
from a several months visit in New York
state.
MIR and Mrs Wright of Quechee were
D.
H. Bugbee.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will hold a sale and chicken pie
supper Nov. %.
L.. c. Darling of Keene came Tuesday
to the home of his sister i'm law, Mrs
Sarah +. Johnson.
Mrs c. w. Aadms is in Wapole this
week, the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hayward.
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Halloween social a the Baptist parson-
age Monday evening.
Next Sunday at the Baptist church the
Lords supper will be observed at the close
Of the morning service.
Mr. Dvoll of Rockingham Joined his
daughter at II. p. Fairs and returned
home with her on Friday.
Mr. Skies of West Springfield, Mass.
has been a recent visitor at his farm. re-
Gently bought of Nelson Locke.
The basketball season will open next
Tuesday evening, when the town team
will play against the high school team.
a. L. Howard and son, Frank, took a
carload of cattle Friday to Amherst,
where they were disposed of by auction.
Frederick Pember returned Monday to
Westerly, r. l., after staying a few days
at the home of, his father, NJ II. Penn
Der.
MIS- George MelTlll, VINO mas been
spending a number of months in town
with relatives, left Saturday for Millers
Falls.
Mrs Justin Wheeler has returned from
Mt Holly and is again keeping house.
Mr. Wheeler is expected home soon from
Tacoma.
Fred Martin went to Bellows Falls Mon
day, taking the head of the deer he snot
to be mounted. 1t was an exceptionally
fine head.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Waites of Ludlow,
who have been visiting Mrs. Hannah
Waite, went Tuesday to John Austin's in
East Putney.
Miss Emily Phillips, who has been visit
ing her cousins at the home of Rev. Her
bert +. Buffum, returned to North Will
braham Monday.
Fred Divol lost COW last Friday. He
had it hitched on the land back of mis-
house and it fell over the embankment
and broke its neck
Harry Locke, who is employed in the
Holsten Friesian association office in
Bratteboro, spent last week at his IA
TIERS, Nelson Locke'S
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Foster and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Warren were in Westminster
West Sunday to attend the funeral OF
their uncle, Crowell d. Gorham.
Frank Young has finished work for Dr.
G. S. Foster and his place has been taken
by Walter j. Smith, who will move his
family to the house owned by Dr. Foster
The dramatic club in connection with
the West Brattleboro academy will come
to Putney Friday evening, Nov. 10, and
give the play Mr.. Bob" in the town hall
DR.. l. Randall Doane went Saturday tc
Nergennes to practice medicine there
Mrs. Doane and son, Whitney, and Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Whitney Joined him
Monday
There will be a meeting of the ladies'
aid society of the Congregational church
next Tuesday afternoon. full attend
ance is desired, as there is plenty OF
work to be done.
Herbert and Olive Blood went to West
Bratteboro Friday to attend the funera
Of their aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Clark, who
died from shock to the nervous system
caused by her clothing catching fire.
The regular services will again be held
at the Methodist church next Sunday
WAen Rev. Mr.. Miles will begin his pas
torate He has moved here with his wife
and child and is occupying the parsonage
The following cftcers of the Congre-
gational ladies' aid society have been
elected: President, Mrs. Andrew ]. Aver
vice presidents, Miss Nellie N. Clarke, Miss
Addye Morey; secretary and treasurer
Mrs. A. b. II. Harris.
Mr. Skinner of the Oneida Community
New York, has been recent NlSltOr 1T
town Mr.. SINNERS father married Miss
Noyes the sister of the founder of the
Oneida Community and he was born al
their home, now known as the Homer
Taft place.
Remember the meeting tonight at the
town hall under the auspices of the state
board Of education. New Vermont" viii
be the subject of the evening and there
will be especially good speakers in e. B
Finn and .. l.. Greene, who will ad-
dress the meeting
Rev. Herbert E. Buffum preached last
sunday in the Congregational church In
D1mmerston in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Cosswel. Mr.. Buffums parents worship
cd many years in this church and his
grandfather was one of the honored dea-
cons,
on next Sunday evening Charles E
bishop, superintendent of the. Kurn Hat
I'm homes, will speak at a union service
IN the Baptist church. 1t is expected he
VIII bring several of the boys to sing al
lA' service and will illustrate the work OF
ne home by a large number Of Lantern
snIes. This service will be at o'clock
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 6, the
Christian Endeavor society win hold g
social in the chapel of the Baptist church
me entertainment will be a lecture by
Key. George r Lawson of RrattlebOrO