Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-05
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

N.s Ralph Aiken is entertaining rela-
t.-.
p.- Lydia Blood of Bellows Falls is
at w. A. Coles.
l.at Dickinson has recently bought a
ness motor bicycle.
Miss Caroline Kcyes has been in Bos-
t.n tine past week.
Mrs Kate Black of Bellows Falls ,s
az b. r. knights
Miss Kate Perry of Greenfield has been
ir town this week.
Fourteen young ladies enjoyed n rock
rlty Friday night.
Mrs w j. Treadway returned from
shelter Island Tuesday.
Frank Page went to Boston Wednesf,a y
ID, -p,ud the Fourth.
Nv Lamb of Greenfield was q visitor
.t IS. a. Coles Sunday.
james Underwood of Newfane came
Tuesday to Eugene Howe's.
SIR Martin of Wardsboro has been
visiting his son, Gary Martin.
Ralph Harlow of Westminster West is
at work at the Andrews place
Mrs \. C.. Patterson of Waterbury,
i- ut hDr fathers, Lorenzo SCOTS.
Walter Kirwan eff Stony Brook. Mass.
came saturday to j. f. Washburn's.
Rev. J. n. Seaver is rooming at the
u'souage and boarding at the hotel.
h. r. Hcadle has recently sold a pair
90. fine black colts to people in windsor
Norman Cobb of Putney Falls has gone
o. Lexington to visit his son, Harry Cobb.
Lorenzo Scott of Springfield. Mass.
Was at lis fathers, II. L. SCOTS over
sunday.
Robert f. Shelley of Bellows Falls was
at his mothers, Mrs. w. a. Coles, over
sunday.
J. +. Clarke is spending ten days with
his daughter, Mrs c. II. Bridgman, in
keeue.
Mrs. Merritt Howard and son. Waldo
went to Northampton Sunday to visit
her sister.
Prof. John E Russell and family of
Wilamstown, Mass, came Monday to
their summer home.
Mrs. Jennie Coles Sunday school class
of the Methodist church picnicked in
Tafts grove Thursday, June 81.
y dance was held at the town hall
Tuesday evening Music was furnished
by Hines and Dugdn of Brattleboro.
Miss Ethel Warwick of Bratleboro
came saturday for a weeks visit at ner
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George War
wlck's.
n. L. Pierce OF Fitchburg was at his
mothers, Mrs. +. L. Pierce's Sunday.
John Lawrence of Bellows Falls accom-
panied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stacey and chill
dreu left Saturday to spend the Fourth
with Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Solandt in
Rutland, Mass
Leon w. Houghton and Allis C. Hough-
ton of Fitchburg We're with their sisters.
Mrs. f. S. Harris and Miss Lizzie S.
Houghton, over Sunday.
Mrs Robert Kathan and daughters,
Cora of Springfield, this state and Flor
ence Of Plymouth, n. H., have come to
their home here for the summer
Miss Minna Howard, teacher of the pri-
mary department, gave her children q
picnic in Taft's grove Friday afternoon
at the close of very successful term Of
school
Miss Mary Stowel. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
\. Stowell, left Tuesday to join Mrs
Chapman of Brooklyn for three weeks at
Jaffrey, n. H.
Miss Julia Pember of Wells has been at
her unCle's NJ. II. Pember's a few DAYS
She is trained nurse and left here to
go To Boston for ten weeks service on a
floating hospital.
Charles Davenport has been entertain
ing his brother, Leon Davenport of Bar
davenport of Chester, at the home of NJ.
Eugene Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Aver returned |
Tuesday from their wedding trip, which |
included Lake Sunapee, N H., and
Randolph. They will make their home |
In the Whitney Doane house.
Mrs. Michael Foley, who has been i'll |
q few weeks with rheumatism, has so |
lar recovered as to be able to accompany |
her mother, Mrs. Carpenter who had |
been caring for her, to her home in |
Haverhill, n. H.
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter and her aunt, |
Miss Annie Reynolds of Bellows Falls, |
visited Miss Gertrude Whitney at the |
hospital TUESDAY. Miss Whit |
ney is gaining slowly from her operation |
for appendicitis.
The public schools all closed Friday |
ana the teachers returned to their va |
rlous homes Saturday, Miss Edith |
knight of the high school to Richmond, |
Ne Miss Elizabeth Davis, intermediate,
to Fair Haven; Miss Minna Howard, pri- |
mary, to Northheld, Mass.
Frederick Pember returned Monday to |
his work at Kingston, r. l., after a few |
days visit at his fathers, NJ. II. Penn |
per s Mr.. Pember came here from Bur- |
lngton, having been there for COM
mencement at the University of Yer
mont, being a graduate of the agricul- |
,ural department.