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

Frank whitman was at home over Sun
day and Monday
Mrs Nelson Locke visited in Alstead
and Langdon last week.
c. +. Shumway and Eugene Smith
went Thursday to Boston
Edmund Richards of Northampton is in
town to stay a few days
Mrs win Smith of Brattleboro visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs Addie Johnson has been enter
tanning two cousins from Illinois.
Allen Pierce of Boston came Friday to
lsit his sister, Mrs. L. p Bailey.
Oliver r. Houghton went Thursday to
Springfield, Mass, to visit Mrs Houghton.
H. L. Pierce of Boston was guest over
sunday Of his mother Mrs. +. L. Pierce.
4 few people attended the Springfield
f3ir this week Wednesday and Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith and friends
We're in town Sunday calling on relatives.
Rev. l.. W. Morey Will preach in
Picrces hall East Putney, Sunday at
2.3o.
Mr.. Campbell of New Haven has been
guest of his daughter, Mrs f. l.. Par
melee
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loyeland of Brat
tcboro we're with his parents Sunday and
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. o. pierce of Warren,
Bliley's.
George Thwlng ana Frank e. Page are
attending the fairs in North Adams and
Worcester.
Mrs Hall and daughter Of Brattleboro
are at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Har-
den Bennett.
The next regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans Relief corps will be held next week
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Huntey of Brat
tleboro We're guests over sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. EVereth.
NJ. D. Whitman has been able for the
past week to walk to the post office and to
visit some of the neighbors.
Theodore Lord and family returned
Tuesday to Boston after spending two
weeks at Mrs. ]. V. Shaw's
John r. Miller of East Putney was elect
ed town representative Tuesday. He was
the regular Republican nominee
James Cobb of Lexington, Mass was
at the home of his grandfather, L. p
Bailey, from Friday to Tuesday
Miss Addie Johnson OF birmingham
Mass, has been a guest of her uncle
George A. Johnson, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Everleth and Mr.
and Mrs. F.. f. Robertson were at Bar
Der Park, Bellows Falls Labor day.
Mrs. Bert Moore Of West Rupert an,
Mrs. A. Phillips of Westminster Yves
Mrs. C. H. Bridgeman and daughter
Ruth, of Keene were at J. F. Clarke
Tuesday, returning home Wednesday,
Mrs Newton Black of Cambridge, Mass
is a guest this week at the home of he
nephew, George T. Apln, in East Putney
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hewitt and daugh
ter of Brattleboro were at the home u
Mr.. Hewtts uncle, NJ. G. Williams, thi
week.
Miss Jennie Hills has returned to he
home in Fitchburg after spending tn
summer with her cousin, Mrs. Sara
Holton.
Miss Katherine Booth and her youn
nephew, Philip Booth went Saturday I
Spofford lake to stay few days wit
friends.
Harden Bennett has bought a horse I
take the place of the old family hors
which he humanely put out of the wa
several weeks ago.
Miss Laura Braley is spending tw
weeks at Cotuit on Cape Cod before rt
turning to Buckiand. Mass, where sh
will again teach this year.
The dance Labor day was not large
attended The program was change
nearly all figures being round dance
There was no prize waltz.
c d. Bonner, night operator at the raj
road station, has been away on his vac;
ton L. b. Bore, VINO substituted f,
him. has gone TO Moore's Junction, y.
Ambert and Bernice Cummings return
ed to their nome in Northheld, Mas,
last week after visit with their gran
parents Mr.. and Mrs George Warwic
Henry Hoisington, who has been en-
ployed in Westmoreland the past ~
years, has finished work there and HI
come to work for W. G. Treadway in Il
livery stable.
Mrs Jane Robertson Black. who was
guest at Capt. William Robertson.s fe
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