Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-24
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

de. ..a game warden
ur Woods has bargained for the farm
....E .. the late David Woods.
uau Barnes of Townshend began work
o. r. o. Howard Wednesday.
... adde's of the Methodist church will
... t.. cream Memorial day as usual
t.- Pauline Miller of Brattleboro was
-l,-, ut II. G. Everleths over Sunday.
Mis-, Minnie O'Connor of Brattleboro
.-.f sunday with Miss Alice Townsend
..a.s Howe went Friday to Westmore-
lard with Evelyn Cary to stay over Sun
Mr.. Winnie Cushman of Littleton. N.
b IS visiting her cousin, Mrs. NJ j.
H.al
charles Houghton left home Thursday
E. el on his route as substitute mail
..aE.
Milton Whitney was in town Friday
Ing ON his brother, Milo Whitney, and
ul friends.
W. Shelley has been drawn as Juror
st tHu session of the United States court
u Windsor.
Hlr. and Mrs. c. H. Bridgman Of Keene
spent sunday at Mrs. Bridgman's fathers.
j.. Clarke's
charles Warwick Of Brattleboro spent
sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Warwick.
lorenzo Scott of Springfield, Mass.
came saturday to his fathers. Horace
S.otts. for a brief visit.
Miss Florence Locke has returned from
several weekss' stay in Bellows Falls
With Mrs Annie Coolidge.
Peter Johnson has finished work for
Mrs L. E c. Boorum and has returned
o. his home in Brattleboro.
Mrs Loren Goodell of Westminster
West has come to make her home with
l.r son. Raymond Goodell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Adams were
in Walpoe Saturday to attend the funeral
of Gen. 7. Nelson Hastings
Mrs NJ. d. Whitman. who has been very
3d. is convalescent at the home of Mrs.
Dana Angler in East Putney
Rev. Allen s. Charlton has been in town
this week, shipping his goods to his new
field Of labor in Heath, Mass
oscar ]. Ranney, the florist of West
minister West, was in town this week with
view to buying a place here
Corser & Britton are improving their
store building with coat of paint. Craw-
ford & Aver are doing the work
Mrs. Minnie Corser and Mrs. Laura
Britton went Sunday to Saxtons River to
visit their sister, Mrs. Grace Vancour.
The nurse from Claremont who has
been caring for Mrs. Little has returned
and another nurse is taking her place
Col J. H. Estey of Brattleboro came to
Putney Sunday in his automobile, bring
ing Alice and Harry Locke to their home
here.
Miss Ethel Aiken will go Monday to the
White Mountains to work for Mrs War
rem Stevens, who formerly lived in this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f w Marden of London
derry were at J. F. Washburn's recently
on business with the estate of Mrs Abbie
Taft
Frank NJ. Robertson IS attending the w.
c. T. L. in New York city the white and
colored tissue paper makers being in ses-
sion there.
Daniel Crowley. who has had an illness
of several weeks, is working half a day
this week at his old job at the Robertson
paper mill.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson went Saturday to
her home in Montpelier after stay of
several weeks at her daughters, Mrs NJ
g. Williams's.
W. \. Cole. w. Fl. Dickinson Mrs
Jennie Cole Pierce and Mrs. A. B. H.
Harris and Annie Johnson were in New
fame Wednesday,
Miss E. NJ. Walkup is expected home
this week from Nottingham. where she
was called by the critical illness of her
brother-in-law, Ansel Boyd
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Smith and daugh-
ter Gwendolin. who came Friday to A
week to their home in New York.
Mrs. Lewis Crafts and Helen Deland
are back at Mrs. H c. Parker's after a
Tow DAYS visit with Mrs. Craftss brother
Dr. Hopkins, in Springfield, Mass.
Norman Cobb, who spent the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. F. G. bort, in
keene, is at the home of his brother
AIphonso c. Cobb, in Putney Falls
Mrs. James Stacey and daughter. Helen.
VINO spent the winter in Florida. and the
son, who was with his grandparents in
Connecticut returned home Saturday.
Mrs Reed of Vernon, the trained nurse
VINO has cared for Mrs. Warren Willard
several months, has returned to her home
and Mrs. Wizards former nurse. Mrs.
Young, is caring for her.
Repairs are completed on the August
Johnson house and c. A. Polands house
mold goods have arrived from Windsor
Locks Conn, and the family expect soon
TO be housekeeping there.
Miss Hopson will address the Sunday
sgAool in the Baptist church next Sunday.
She will also take charge of the evening
service and will speak in Pierce's hall in
Futhey Falls Monday evening at 100
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Walker of
Westminster were here Sunday calling on
IIends, coming in their automobile Louis
Forham was with them, also Miss Mary
ana Clarence Wright, who visited at II.
g Parkers.
Memorial exercises will be held in all
"I the schools in town on Wednesday af-
lernoon In the high school building the
tIee schools will have exercises together.
Let all who can attend, to show the chill
dI-n your appreciation of their efforts
Rev. II. z. Buffum has invited Golden
EIle lodge, No. 80, A. F. & A NJ, and
Golden Rule chapter. No. 8, o. f. S.. to
.itend the evening service in his church
sunday June %, the Sunday preceding st.
100.
Thomas Carpenter came Sunday from
eStheld, Mass, to work in William Rob-
'iJs0ns paper mill. Mrs Carpenter and
SON. Roy, came also. They are staying at
W. j. Foley's, but will begin housekeeping
'' the Gorham house as soon as repairs
can be made. Milo Whitney, Mrs. Car
'nter's father, will make his home with
them
benjamin NJ Charlton of Fishers Island
y. y, has been appointed pastor of the
-.lens and Cambridgeport churches. He
.lI arrive there this evening to take up
'.e work. He is the youngest son OF
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