Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-06
PUTNEY COLUMN

I'm -f.. .. entity ON visit.
uo,cr of Keene, n. H.. was in
.. ..s.ness Saturday.
s r...e Ellis of Saxtons river is
.. VI u. Whitman.
lri ana f. f. Robertson were
IA I...... y. H., Saturday.
II. Braley returned Wednes-
r.. weeks visit in Brattleboro.
be- Austin attended the funeral of
Ia IIs in Brattleboro Tuesday.
RS 'Nu and daughter Of Boston
as 0t A.. Nathan's to remain this sum-
sherman willard Of Milford. N.
II t..i relatives in town over sum
Gibbs Of Springfield, this state, has
h Uug his sister law, Mrs. Mary
BE l'as' aid society of the Baptist
c11 r.u met i'm the chapel Wednesday af
r- .1l Patterson and Roma of Brat
us4 of. ro guests this week at L. L. Pat
! Sc. r Houghton was in Springfield.
M few days last week visiting Mrs.
d. Ingalls, Of New Jersey is at the
hdb be- e Lis grandfather Moses ingalls,,
al week.
D. ana Mrs. Edmund Richards of
No .auoton, Mass, are visiting her
raj sa-- .uis week.
u Hoorum- Putnam of California
al b. Monday night to visit Miss S. E.
ma f.w days.
4ma7 Timothy has gone to Jamaica to
IVA tu~ the present with his daughter,
Nj Ada Kingsbury.
s- Ethel Aiken is at the home of her
pN ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Aiken of
Va hin, for a short visit.
tirs II. C. Everleth returned Sunday
at few days in Hanover, n. H., where
sM was treated in a hospital.
a H. Wheeler came home from Gard
nj Wednesday after a visit with his
III 4r Mrs Lorinda Tibbetts
Be- j. r. Berry attended the meeting
of the ministers of the West river val
lu in South Newfane Monday.
r. SCARLET fever patient at DR.. L. II.
Ba -.,c- remains comfortable. No cases
al expected to develop from this one.
B. Vs. Bailey returned to his work in
81 s.. Conn.,, Tuesday after a stay of 10
a with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Dr. Bishop of Brattleboro is trimming
ia trees ON the old schoolhOuse grounds
d. district 40. l. He will be here sew
tR days.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stumm. who were
gu SIS several weeks at John A. San
i@iS have gone to Missouri before re-
hf pins to their home.
t. Whitman has moved this week to a
t& emeut in the boarding house. AS the
ta ment is small a part of mis- goods
al stored in the skating rink.
luss Grace Little, who left here for
Nj rshded, has entered the employ of the
\ td phone exchange there, where her sis
tel Miss Glen Little, is employed.
Dir and Mrs. Marc Wilson of Proctor
VIE are expected at NJ. Z. Robbins's this
u ek. Mr.. Wilson will be remembered as
NJ SIS Head, who has worked for Mrs.
10 bbins
u hard thunder shower passed over the
Me- about $50 Tuesday night. No
a mage was done by lightning and the
81 nm was more severe in the east part
81 the town.
f. 5 Willard of Milford, n. H., who
VI ghs 275 pounds. won a game of base
b for his team by making home run
ID q game between professional and bust
+ p IS men, the score being 2 to l.
William Harris Dorren of Holyoke and
\ IS Elsie Fannie Bowman of South
II ley Falls, Mass, were married in the
q lgregational parsonage by Rev. Lewis
VI Mercy Monday AFTERNOON, May ..
plr and Mrs Frederick r, Pember of
x rsstou, r. l., were at Miss Marca Penn
N this week, Mr.. Pember having come
q help his sisters pack their household
3 is as they are breaking up house
\ pn-.
4 a. a. Langley, who has been for sew
q al months at the home of his mother
h England, sailed Saturday for home.
u langley underwent an operation while
a cad which has fully restored sight to
N eyes.
Mrs Walter Mooney received the prize,
q silver berry spoon, given at the dance
Anlay evening for the best woman
H.tzer Walter Walker of Dummerston
q e.ted q rolling pin as a prize for the
F. looking married man.
Mrs Mary Maley Brainey and chill
~ Of Springfield, Mass, came Monday
~ visit with her sister. Mrs. Walter
an!tH Before returning home Mrs
hainey viii visit her parents, Mr.. and
r. M3ley, in East Putney.
Mr. and Mrs Luther w. Allen, who, in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Patch
Bought the farm on West hill of Mr.. Bar
p and We're unable to keep the place,
Hve iais week moved their household
POD 20 Massachusetts, shipping them
q the cars.
o, L. Bragg of Keene has bought the
Parry Brown place, consisting of build
HsS and large garden, next north of Dr.
y D. Wheat's premises. He will occupy
as home, but not for the present. Mr.
f'agg lived in this town IS years, moving
4"ay five years ago last November
A young child Of viii Farnum of Put
~ Fails was badly bitten by a dog be-
png.rg 90 a Mr.. Palmer. The mail car
r. had left mail in the box and the
f.d had started to run to get it. A
fom started to head her off in fun, and
T. dog caught her in the thigh. the
folni is not considered dangerous.
Mr. and Mrs. Chess d. Britton are
packing their household goods, and they
~ put them in storage at Emersons IN
tFiU-eboro for the present. Mr.. Brit
IN win go to work for the Vermont Farm
ieaine company as travelling salesman
paving Headquarters in st. Johnsbury for
r. present He expects that in the fan
1911. be sent to a western territory
Aa Tor that reason Mr.. and Mrs. Brit
~ Fu. not begin housekeeping in 81.
oAHsHgry, Mrs. Britton has engaged a
oM Mrs. w. G. Wright's for a rev