Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-02
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. Joseph Kent Is Ill with rheu-
matte fever.
charles Bristol of Claremont was in
town Monday
Remember the dance tonight in charge
u, Tire young ladies.
lu Smith has returned from weeks
visit I'm Brattleboro
Mrs Fred Scott has returned to her
home in orange, Mass.
charles Davenport has a sister visiting
Linn ut NJ. Il. Robbins's s.
Remember the special town meeting
which will be held Saturday.
C,rtez Boutwell, has gone to Townshend
tn help his brother some time
Mr. Bowers of Windsorville, Conn, is at
I.. uncle's, Charles Brookss.
Chaunccy Brainerd of Springfield, Mass.
,Imc to his fathers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w S. Stiles of Leominster
Alee, are at c. +. Browns.
Mrs. Mary A. Medbury of Wilmington
has been at Mrs. Abby Kathans.
VI G Williams went to Claremont We'd
uy-lly evening to join his family.
Miss Hazel Smith of Newfane is visiting
at Lor grandfather's, Willard Smiths
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howard have been
visiting at their old home in Jamaica.
Mrs. Lima Swallow, who has been at
Raymond Goodells, has gone to Sunapee.
Miss Bertha Newcomb went Wednesday
10 Spofford to visit her sister, Mrs. viii
Allen.
Carroll Whitney and Miss Mason of
Kcone spent Sunday at Thomas Carpen-
turs.
Mrs. Hannah r. Waite has gone to
Chester to visit her brother, Lloyd
Ntlsey.
Rev. L. w. Morey and daughter re-
turned Thursday from a three weeks
vacation.
George Braley is i'll with measles. He
is the third member in the family to have
the disease.
Miss Nette hillman and a girl friend of
Northampton are visiting at Fred E.
Rohcrtson's.
Misses Ethel and Edith Page returned
from Claremont Wednesday, after a visit
with relatives.
David Frost has returned from a visit
in Berwick, Ne, and is at work in NJ. G.
Wllams's store.
Mrs. Dorr Thayer and her mother Mrs
Charles White of Bellows Falls called on
friends Saturday.
Howell jackson and friend were at Tom
Carpenters Thursday, making the trip
in his automobile.
=. NJ. Herrck of Orange, Mass, came
Saturday to join Mrs. Herrick and visit
relatives over Sunday
Miss Mary stowen has returned to her
fathers after an absence of several
weeks in Jaffrey, y. H.
Mrs NJ. G. Williams and Beulah and
Vernon went Saturday to their camp at
Claremont Junction.
W. L. Pierce has received his automo-
bile, which has been in Brattleboro sew
e"al weeks for repairs.
Miss Wing has returned to her home
ROT .g-ft
aunt, Mrs. Mary Gates.
William Wing and family have returned
from a several weeks visit in Andover
with Mrs. Wings parents
Miss Bernice Cummings went Wednes-
day to the home of her father, James
Cummings, in Mortified, Mass
There will be regular services at the
CONGREGATIONAL church next Sunday, Rev
/. w. Morey having returned.
Mrs Charles w. Adams has been enter
tanning her cousin, Mrs. Aiken, and her
little daughter the past week.
Mrs. George Phillips has sold her place
to oscar Ranney of Westminster. Mrs
Phillips will have rooms there.
O. c. Gilbert of Philadelphia. formerly
O slave in Maryland, spoke in the Metho-
dist church Wednesday evening
Irving Pierce of Walpole is at his I'M
cles, w. E. Pierce's. Mr.. Pierce mas
'''!l learning 10 De Il CnduleuT.
Mrs. Kittie Coar and daughter, Beth. of
Putnam, Conn, are at their aunt's, Mrs.
Addie Johnson's for an extended visit,
Misses Florence and Alice Perry of
Hartford, Conn, came Thursday to the
home of their parents for a two weeks
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Goodrich and
daughter of Shelburne, Mass, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs, James Stacey the first of
the week.
Mrs. a. NJ. Corser and her niece, Mrs.
j. NJ. Herf1ck, of Orange, Mass, have
been in Montpelier this week visiting
relatives.
Miss Ruth Bridgman returned to her
home in Keene Monday after staying
three weeks at her grandfathers, J. F.
Clarkes.
Mrs Della Mack Fisher has returned to
her home in Manchester, this state, after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Foster Mack.
T. L. Pierce and men returned to
Brookline Tuesday, having finished hay
ing on Mr.. Pierce's land near the George
johnson place.
Mrs Sam Shattuck has finished work
for Mrs. Peppin. She went Saturday to
the home of her son, Frank Shattuck, in
SaXtons River.
Dana Clough and his two granddaugh-
turned from a visit in Windsor with their
cousin, Den Clough.
Mrs. Hannah Parker went Thursday ia
Lyndonville to visit her daughter, Mrs
Lewis Crafts. She will visit also in Mont
gomery before returning,
George Rabbit and family of Bangor
Me, were in town Monday calling on
friends and relatives They came by
automobile from Bellows Falls.
Miss Maude Miller and Miss Abby Howe
Of Bellows Falls came Saturday to be the
guests of Mrs. Hannah Waite. They re-
turned to Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cobb, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Connecticut, return
cd home Saturday. Mr., Cobb, who was
in Brattleboro, returned with her.
Frank Smith and family of Holyoke are
expected Saturday at Henry Smiths
Mr.. Smith is the son of Charles Smith
ana spent his boyhood days in Putney.
Gerry d. Whittemore of Worcester
Mass, is at his grandfather's, John Bar
retts, on furlough from the battleshiI
Georgia. He was on board during the ex
ploson in the turrett being second class
signal quartermaster. His mother, Mrs
Whittemore is visiting at her fathers.
Dir. I. r. Doane of Springfield, whC