Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-28
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

onord Cook is at work at the Andrews
6.H.
Miss Harris Of Barre is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Clark Pierce
John Dennis of Bellows Falls has begun
vl,t for Mrs. Boorum.
Harold Stacey is confined to the house
r- week with tonslits.
Miss Ada Nash of Alstead is with her
..s,.r Mrs w. f. Wheeler.
so q. Williams went to Mechanicsville
T.f-lly to visit his father
Ar and Mrs. Watts of New York came
Wednesday to {. A. Prouty's.
rutcz Boutwell, was hooked through
n- loft hand by a COW Sunday.
Mis- John Robertson of Malone, n. Y.
is visiting at Capt VIM. Robertsons
Miss ELLA Howard is able to be out after
her serious illness with quinsey sore
throat.
Mrs Elbridge Houghton and son, Cur
lis. attended the funeral of her brother i'm
ko..c.
Mrs NJ d. Whitman returned Tuesday
from her visit in Worcester much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Michael Foley who has been i'll
with rheumatism and complications, is
more comfortable.
Miss Nina Gates finished work at NJ. G.
WIIams's Saturday and left for Hinsdale
To- visit her sister.
Mrs. W. c. Treadway left Tuesday for
shelter Island, n. Y, for few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Eugene Robbins returned this
week from a visit with relatives in North
ampton and Springfield.
Harry Amidon returned Wednesday
from a visit with his sister, Mrs. William
7 Hannum, in Spofford.
Mrs Sarah Johnson and Mrs. Lavina
Frlh returned Tuesday from their trip
to East Orleans Mass.
Mrs West and children of Western New
York have come for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs L. c. Boorum.
Charles Warwick of Brattleboro came
Wednesday to the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Warwick.
George Fuller will finish work Saturday
night for Corser & Britton and go home
to help his father through haying
Mr.. and Mrs II. A Brainard left Thurs
day for Haverhill. n. H., to visit their
daughter, Mrs. George Worthy.
Mr. Clark who has been canvassing the
town for a New York firm has been
rooming at Mrs Addie Johnson's.
Mrs. c. w. Adams went to Walpoe
Wednesday for weeks visit with her
parents, MT. ana MIS-. JoUu hayward.
Miss Ida Wright of Hartford. Conn,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Hannah Parker,
en- route to her home in Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale of Leominster,
Mass. have been visiting at viii Dick
insons. About July l they expect to
start for California.
Mr. Kendall of McIndoes, n. Y. has
moved into Mrs. Addie Robertss house
temporarily while engaged in carpenter
ing on the Andrews house.
Miss Bessie Fairweather of Williams
town, Mass, and Arthur Fields of East
Mortified, Mass, have been the guests of
Charles Weber the past week.
Mrs. Iva Davenport has gone to the
White Mountains for the summer. She
is employed by Mr.. Stevens as cook at the
ldlewd House. Bethlehem, n. H.
Eugene p. Houghton has received his
appointment substitute railway postal
clerk This makes three sons of Levi ].
Hougton in the railway postal service.
Rev. II. f. Buffum will preach at
Pierce's hall in Putney Falls next Sunday
at 80 and Rev. L. w. Morey will preach
at the school house on West hill at 4.
p. m.
Mr. Brown of Fishers Island came Fri
day for few days visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. l.. Coane. Mr.. Brown has
been buying chickens in this vicinity to
ship to the island.
Mrs. Harry Littlefield, who had been
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II a. Clark. left Wednesday for Brattle
bOrO where she will undergo an operation
at DR.. Lynch's hospital
Miss Gertrude Whitney, who was taken
to the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro
Friday afternoon and operated on for APP
pendicitis Saturday morning, is doing as
well as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Washburn left Tues
day morning for Greenfield, where they
took a trolley and rode through the to-
bacco district going down one side the
river and back the other side.
Fred Howard was in Dummerston ped
ding meat during the electric storm Tues
day and was near enough to the bolt TO
get a shock which has affected his hear
ing. Tuesday night he was totally deaf,
but he was improving a little at last ac-
counts.
Complaints have been made of
some one meddling with the rural deliv-
cry letter boxes. 1t is a serious offense
and Uncle Sam will show no mercy II
the culprit is found out. Parents ought
to instruct their children to let them
alone.
Rev. j. n. Seaver of Wareham, Mass,
will supply the pulpit of the Methodist
church beginning next Sunday. Mr.. Sea-
Yer has recently graduated from Mont
pelier seminary but has had some eXpe
rience in church work, having supplied the
church at Berlin while in the seminary.
Sixteen Changers braved the elements
Tuesday evening and visited Great Mea-
dow Grange of Westmoreland and fur
nished the entertainment, which conss
ted Of reading, monologue, essay, songs