Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

CHARLES Booth is spending the week at
~ o. Warren went to Boston Monday
morning.
Fails tJis week
Mr. ud Mrs. H. @. Everleth returned
f..m Boston Friday
IA hummer is in Springfield, Mass.
r.tfrG nm oil wagon
u..r, Locke was home from Brattle-
l..,. .,r Il few days last week.
bed. ..rd Wheeler of Williamsville is at
t.. .t..,s. sam Underwood's
Mrs cynthia Lindsey of Nashua, ~
d - visiting at E. j. Cooks
Miss Edna Taylor of Palmer, Mass.
t. guest of Miss Lillian Cook.
,,,umm richards of Claremont has
r... ut NJ c. Ingalls's this week.
Mr., Annie Lahin of Keene is visiting
H.. sister, Mrs Elbridge Houghton.
Nina. win Aver of Windsor is a guest
tr-. week of Miss katherine Booth.
Mis-. Laura Braley is i'll with measles
.. ,.. home Of her father. Russell Bra
.gs
Miss Hattie TAFT went Sunday to visit
r.- uotuyr Chester Taft. in East Whit
90 L. pierce came from Brookline with
1-. Ncnie Brown has returned to New
Work after a two weeks visit at Ralph
Ah.us.
l,r and Mrs j. H. Howard of Bellows
rH. were recent guests at David
Smiths
Mrs. Ella Woodland and daughter Miss
1uA. are at their uncle's, Charles
Browns
Fred f. Robertson is in New York this
week. ON business Connected with his ia
theirs paper mill.
Miss Briggs and Miss Follett went on
carriage drive to Dublin and Jaffrey,
y H. this week
Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore Lord and daugh
,.. Emma. of Boston are at Mrs. J. V.
S.uws for a visit.
Miss Helena j. stearns of Springfield,
Mass. is spending her vacation with her
cousin. Mrs. David Smith.
Mis- NJ. c. Williams returned Friday
from visit with relatives in Cheboygan
and Indian River Michigan.
Mis- Maria Kelley and niece Mrs.
Iluti,tty CWebster) Cary. of Bellows
FILLS were in town Wednesday.
Mis- Abby Gould and Mrs Parker have
returned to their homes after a visit with
their sister, Mrs j. V. Shaw.
David Frost left Saturday for n visit
FL. his brother, Fred Frost, who is pro-
f...tor of "a hotel at Berwick Me
Miss Edna Smell returned to Boston
Wednesday, after "a few days visit with
... aunt Mrs William Robertson.
MR. aud Mrs. H. s Hoisington were
called To Hartlaud Tuesday by the Sc
r.as illness of Mr.. Hoisington's father.
Mis- Charles W. Adams entertained her
r.i.,w and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
ward of Kansas City, Mo. Monday and
Tuesday.
Fyauk Sanford of New orleans and
Waldo Sanford of Providence came Mon
day for visit at their fathers, John
Saufords.
Mrs. \. f. Starkey of Keene who for
many years was resident of Putney, is
visiting her old friends and neighbors
this week.
Mrs Merritt Howard returned Friday
from a visit with relatives in North
ampton. Her niece. Miss Wright, return
ed with her.
Miss Fanny Pierce, who has been visit
ing her cassmate at Mortified semi
nary Miss Elizabeth Braley, left Mon
dag morning for her home.
The regular preaching services on West
hin at the schoolhouse will be held next
Sunday at o'clock, and a service al
Pi,rces hall, Putney Falls, at $50
viii ingalls,, jr. who has been spend
ing several weeks at his GRANDPA Tiers
week for his home in Arlington, y. j.
Miss Caroline Keyes, Miss Andrews ant
Miss Bertha Estey were in Deerfeld
Mass Wednesday to attend the annua
exhibition of the Arts and Crafts society
The Bible school of the Baptist churcl
is planning for a picnic about August !
TIA, committee of arrangements consist
OF Frank Reed, Frank Fifeld and Rev. II
T. Hunum.
u Dot
Springfield. this state, Saturday to visi
at Charles Bailey's. Mr.. Bailey returned
Monday but Mrs. Bailey will remain 70
the week.
Howard S Buckley of Waterbury an
Edward l.. Clark of Wiliamstown, VT
came Sunday for short visit with Rev
j. y. Seaver and other Montpelier semi
nary friends.
Mrs. Fred Scott and daughter, Mrs
p NJ Herrick, and nephew, Harol
sleeper, came Friday to her sisters, Mr.:
A. NJ. Corser's. for a visit with thei
numerous relatives
Another open-air service will be hel
next Sunday evening on the lawn at tn
Baptist church. Rev. J. \. Seaver wi
assist This service will be followed b
the regular Christian Endeavor meeting
Mrs. Samuel Underwood gave a birth
day party Wednesday afternoon Tn
day being near the birthday anniversar
OF Katherine Howe the chlldreh were II
vitcd for the afternoon and the oldt
ones for the evening.
During the electric storm Wednesda
afternoon lightning struck the house
John Austin The bolt entered the col
uor of the upright part and splintered II
boards on the outside to the groun
then the same bolt or another ran Il
fail length of the ell, and still anoth'
bolt struck tree in the front yard II
bindings did not take fire and no OF
Was injured except by slight shock
The annual meeting of Maple Gro'
Cemetery association will be held Wee
Irsday evening in the seectmen's roo
at O'Clock to elect directors for Il
year ensuing. The cemetery has bee
neglected and II is now proposed to ke'
the ward in the best condition possib
with the money available. AS the fur
is small, any contributions from peop
Interested, resident or nonresident W