Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

1I l.. H. Bugbees.
Fred Howard has returned from his
trim to- Massachusetts.
Miss Mary S. Judd is visiting Mrs
Harder at Mr.. Headle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Aver of Windsor
,mc Monday for a visit.
A. NJ Pierce has returned to Boston
after spending several weeks in town
Miss Mae Keethum has gone to Troy
y y, where she has work for the win
ter
Mrs George Merrill of Framingaam.
Mass, is at Mrs. f. l.. Pierce's this
week.
Mrs A. NJ. Corser has been in Orange,
Mass, visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
scott.
Miss Susan Lane of Hadley, Mass,
q trained nurse, is visiting Mrs L. p.
Bailey.
Orison E. Bragg of Keene has been in
town this week canvassing for boots
and shoes.
Miss Maggie O'Connors of Bellows
Falls is visiting at her uncles, Timothy
O'Connor's.
Miss Hattie Proctor has returned from
ler vacation and is again at William
Rubertsons.
Miss Addie Mooney returned Monday
from two months visit in Gorham and
Lancaster, n. H.
Jed Vancour returned Monday to his
home in Saxtons River having spent
week here with relatives.
John Kimball, one of the stockholders
of the W. A. Cole Paper Co, was in
town on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitman of
Springfield, Mass, are spending a few
days at NJ. d. Whitman's.
Miss Marguerite Ingalls, of Arlington,
~ j., is visiting at her grandfather $,
NJ c. Ingallss, at the Naples.
Mrs \. ]. Aver and two daughters,
Maragret and Dorothy, went Friday to
Rockingham, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Hayward of Wal
pole came Saturday for a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Charles w. Adams
Miss Einor Hayward of Walpoe spent
a few days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
c. W. Adams, returning home Thursday
Mrs. Ida Stowell and daughter,
Helen, went Tuesday to Westminster
West to visit their aunt, Mrs. Alonzo
Kerr
Mrs. George H. Gorham of Bellows
Falls made "a visit to her sisters, Mrs
Hannah Waite and Mrs. Henry Smith,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rathbun leave to-
day for their home in New Haven after
having spent ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorr Clough.
Mass, and Mrs. Charles II. Rich of
Bellows Falls were guests of Mrs. M d.
Whitman last week
Mrs w. II. Greenwood of Marlboro n
H., was in town Friday. She was ac
companed by her brother, Prof. Charles
Knight, of Akron, Ohio.
Mrs Lucy Jackson has returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kittie Jack
son, in Keene, after having spent the
summer with relatives here.
Miss May Willard, VINO has spent
much time since last winter at her
brothers., c. d. Wizards, has gone to
Burlington, where she has employment
A. ]. Aver has been laid up this week
with a lame knee. Mr.. Aver hurt mis-
knee several weeks ago playing ball and
by a misstep injured it again this week
MIR. and Mrs West and five children
who spent the summer with Mrs. West
sister, Mrs. L. c. Boorum, have return
ed to their home in Western New York.
Miss Ruby Pember of Wells came Sat
urday to her uncle's, NJ. H. Pember's S,
for a short visit, leaving Monday for
TiltOn, n. H., where she will attend TIL
ton seminary.
There will be an entertainment at the
schoolhouse in district No. on West
hill next Tuesday evening which will
consist of music, stereopticon views, ETC.,
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Katherine Booth has been elected
by the school board assistant teacher
TO Miss Jennie E. Pierce. The studies
for the third year high school work have
been added and one teacher cannot do
the required work.
Mr.. and Mrs F. o. Pierce left Satur-
day for Keene for a few days visit be-
fore returning to their home in Warren
Mass where they have made large in
yestments in real estate, owning num-
her n houses which thew rent
Miss Freda Pember went Tuesday to
Springfield, Mass, to visit her brother,
Samuel Pember, also her schoolmates,
Mrs Bertha MOODY Edwards and Mrs.
Alice (FaT) Mason, and before returning
home she will go to Northampton to
visit with Mrs. Maude (Munger) Lemond.
L. p. Bailey, NJ. d. Whitman II. H.
Brainard and NJ. II. Pember have been
attending the national encampment of
the Grand Army and Woman's Relief
Corps at Saratoga this week. Mr. Penn
Der will visit friends in New York state
and his brother at Wells before returning
home.
The INSTRUMENTATION Windham
County Sunday School convention will be
held at the Congregational church Sept.
1N. a committee from the various
churches was appointed last Sunday to
make arrangements for the dinner and
supper which will be furnished by the
Rev. ]. N. Seaver, who has so salts
factorly supplied the pulpit Of the Meth
odist church through the summer, will
close his work with this church next
Sunday. Mr. Seaver mas decided to take
course at the Boston university. He
will leave next Monday for his home in
Wareham, Mass, for a few days visit
before taking up his studies. Mr.
Sewers mother, sister and brother, who
have been with him at the parsonage
win return to Wareham Monday.
Harry Edward Amidon and Cora Olive
johnson were married at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. H. e. Buffum last
saturday, Sept. Z, at 2 p. m. They left
Immediately for a carriage drive to Spot
ford, N H., where they visited Mr.. Ami
dons sister, Mrs. William p. Hannum
Some of their friends thought they were
going to be married in the evening anc
SO stationed a watch in the corn helc
opposite the parsonage until late hour
but the couple had escaped them
a wedding that will interest PutneN
people was that of Ervine White KEEL
ley and Miss Anna Gertrude Blanchard
which took place at the Universalis
church at Bellows Falls Sept. 4, Rev
+, L, Leavitt pastor of the church. OF
hciating. The ceremony was witnessed