Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-11
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. H. 7. Coe is visiting in Claremont
this week.
Raymond Goodell is the possessor of a
new automobile.
Ormando Derry is visiting at his old
home in Townshend
Robert Lovejoy of Springfield, this
state. was in town Saturday.
George Il. Fuller is one of the - men
I,png Russell Bradley fill his silo
Dana Clough and Fred Martin attend
go the fair in Claremont Wednesday,
Mrs David Smith will go soon to Bos-
ton and Springfield to visit relatives.
Earl e. Fuller 10 building a new corn
barn. c. f. Brown has charge of the
work.
Mrs. Helen p. Cooke picked two quarts
of hackberries on the first day of Oc-
tober.
Miss Fannie Brooks of winchester is
visiting at her aunt's, Mrs, c. W.
Brooks's.
Miss Bertha Newcomb went to Spot
lord Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs
win Allen
Mrs Ellen Davis of Waterfowl, South
Dakota, is visiting her niece, Miss Kath-
crime Booth.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Cragn of Camden,
n. j.. have been visiting relatives in
town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker visited their
daughter, Mrs Benjamin Howard, the
first of the week
Harland Whitney has been in Spring.
field, Mass, this week visiting his cousin,
Mrs Million Mason.
Mrs. Jessie Braley of Orange, Mass,
was a rectnt visitor at Adam Blood 5,
her brother in laws.
II. L. Bailey has been making extern
sive repairs in his cellar and is having
new furnace put in.
Miss s. E. White has presented S5
books to the public library, which will
be placed on the shelves.
Ralph ]. Houghton has been at his ia
TIERS this week where Mrs. Houghton
and daughter are staying
Mrs Ellen Davis, Miss Katherine Booth
and Miss Nellie Clarke took a carriage
drive to Brookline Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Kent who has been a
great sufferer from rheumatism the past
three months, is improving.
Mrs Munroe, who has spent the sum-
mer at Miss S. E. Whites, has returned
to her home in Edgewood, n. ].
Mrs. Hurlburt who has been spend
ing the summer at the Houghton farm,
has gone to New York this week
Herbert Richmond, who has been SUI
perntending the farming at the Hough-
ton farm the past season, has fipished
WORK IneTe ana returned To MS HOHe III
Brattleboro.
This week the w A. Cole Paper COM
panys mill has statred on n new SEIZED
ule. The men work all night or all day
instead of half the night and half the
Gay, as formerly.
Mrs Jennie Cole who has been suf-
ferng from inflammatory rheuma tism'
has so far recovered as to be able to GO
to Holyoke to visit her sister, Mrs. Reu-
ben Winchester.
The Fortnightly club held its first meet
ing of the season this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Russell Braley. Mrs
Knight gave the review of the year and
a social hour was enjoyed.
w. ]. Smith has left the employ OF
the w. A. Cole Paper company on ac'
count of the new arrangement which
went into effect this week. Mr.. Smith
has worked in the mill many years.
Mrs. Addie Johnson has returned t.
Springfield, Mass, to care for her sis
ter, Mrs Casa Street who has been suf
fering with assesses in the throat Mrs
Johnson plans to be gone number o
weeks.
Eugene Howe went to Newfane Sun
day to attend the funeral of his father
in-law, Mr. Wright. He is spending tn
week in Newfane and his place at Tread
ways stable is being filled by w. j
Smith.
a. ]. Aver has moved his family thi
week to the boarding house owned b.
the Stowell Manufacturing company. The
will occupy only few rooms on IN
lower floor until they can find suitabl
tenement.
Rev. Mr. Miles who will supply tn
pulpit of the Methodist church the com
ing year, will not take up the work unit
the first of November, but there will b
the usual Sunday school service at moo
each Sunday.
w. q. Aver and c. S, Willard have re
turned from a trip to Dispatch, n.
where they went to attend the DRAWN
of the lots in which they had invested
Mr.. Willard was favorably impressed
with the situation.
The building occupied by A. ]. Aye
for a store and owned by Miss p. N
Walkup is being repaired. The ell ha
been torn down and new one Is bein
built, which will be much wider, as
extends over to the storehouse of M.
Williams
Harry Locke is having his vacatio
from his work in the office OF the Hol
stein Friesian association in Brattlebor'
This week he left for Albany and afte
short visit there he will go down tn
Hudson to New York city, where he WI
visit relatives
Stanley Richards of Woodstock, Mr.
Augusta Hazen of West Hartford, MlS
Lucy Richards of Randolph and Mr.. an
week visiting their mother They al
tended the funeral of their sister, Mr.
Myron Evans in Dummerston Wednesda
afternoon.
The cutting down of the large elm
the back yard at E. E. Blood's marks u
passing of one of the old landmarks. M
Blood has been unfortunate this summit
in having three large branches split o
from the main body. One in Augu
came down across the roof OF the hou'
and did considerable damage and Tuei
day a large branch came down on II
woodshed completely demolishing the al
mex.
The Boston Transcript of Wednesdt
contained the following: IN. w. Loci
has sold his old homestead farm situate
on Saxtons River road, Putney VT con
prising 1875 acres of land, with tract
timber and woodland, maple orchard a.
sugar house, commodious, old-fashion'
house surrounded with century elms'
hay and stock barn, horse stable and N
merous outbuildings and fruit orchard
w. e. Skies of West Springfield, VINO W
market the timber. Chapins Far
agency made the sale"