Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

foundation laid for a new hennousc winch
will he 80 feet by II feet Cornelius Crow
ley is doing the stone work.
Mrs. NJ. G. Williams and her mother
Mrs. Ellen Patterson, have returned from
the camp at Claremont Junction, where
they had spent several weeks.
Miss Howard and Miss Omar room ana
board at Mrs f. /. Pierce's Miss Bart
lett and Miss Lombard take their meals
there, but room wit Mrs w. G. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth have re-
turned home. Mr. Evereth has been at
Mount Clemens, Mich, for treatment
Mrs Everleth stayed in West Brattle
boro
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Bailey returned to
their home in Bristol, Conn, Wednes
day after ten days visit at the home of
Mr. Baileys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z.
Bailey.
Many have their tobacco cut w. ].
Perry had his harvested last week How
ard Brothers finished cutting theirs the
first of the week. Henry Gassett has his
crop partly cut.
Mrs. Hannah Waite went Tuesday to
Bellows Falls. and from there she will
go to Proctor to visit her brother, l.. \.
Veazey She also will visit in Ludlow
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Houghton and two
daughters of Burlington and Mrs. Lncy
Whitney Doanc and son and daughter of
Springfield were in town Tuesday after
noon calling on friends.
Lawrence S Aver went Sunday to
Fitchburg. where he has procured work
and will live in the family of his uncle,
| w f. Aver, and attend the high school,
entering the Junior class.
The auditorium of the town han has
been thoroughly cleaned and Jantor
O'Connor will soon have the building in
more sanitary condition. The refuse
| has also been carted from the cellar.
Many Of the children have been pro-
NOTED in the rural school districts and
are attending suchool in the high school
/ building. Mrs Sidney Lucia has a load
| Of five children which she brings from
| East Putney.
on and after oct. the rural free de-
! livery carriers are authorized to adj
| minister oath and fill out vouchers for
the payment of pensions. The substitute
carriers are not qualified to execute PEN
sion vouchers.
Mr. Perry. son of the county commits
sioner Of highways, is here superintend-
ing the building of a macadam road on
lower Main street Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
are rooming al Harlan Whitney's and
| boarding at NJ. +. Robbns's
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Walker were
! in town Sunday. coming by automobile
! They were accompanied by Miss Nellie
| Wright of Somervile Mass, who called
upon Mrs H. c. Parker also Mrs. Au-
| gusta Ranney whom they conveyed to hel
| home in Westminster West.
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of last week about 80 people gathered al
the home of George Johnson on the Eas
Putney road to view the blosSoming OF
a night blooming cereus. There were L
blossoms in all and to see them was wei
worth the walk from the village.
Fourteen girls gave Winnifred Berry
surprise party Friday afternoon, it beini
her tenth birthday anniversary. Th
afternoon was spent in playing games
Refreshments were served. consisting o
cake and orange and lemonade Winni
fred was the recipient Of many presents
and all had a fine time.
The next meeting Of Putney Grang
will be held Friday evening, Sept.
when the program will be in charge o
the new lecturer. Patrick O'Connors VIII
is planning for the debate on the immi
grafton question. the disputants hein
DR. l.. H. Bughee and George u. Alike
VS. George T. Aplin and Frank f. Page
The meeting of Putney Grange whic
was held Friday evening was fairly we
attended. Ceres. Flora and Pomona, VIII
had the program in charge gave an in
teresting entertainment of music. bot
vocal an instrumental, and readings. w
wish to especially commend the plan
, solo Of Miss Kngshury. who althoug
very young, plays with skill and expires
, sion and shows promise Of being an eN
/ pert musician.