Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-01
.rHE PUTNEY COLUMN


o. Bugbee for a short time
whitman was called to Bellows
,.. .. She death Of a daughter
p... sanford of Utica, N. Y, is at the
,'.. his father J. a. Sanford.
r..... Niaaucy has been housed at the
r...... House this week by illness.
r.. vs. Houghton of Fitchburg was
.-. from Saturday to Wednesday.
r..r Dodge of Springfield, Mass. was
..... ut T.. L. Robertsons Sunday.
,fr. leslie Howe has returned from her
-..... visit 90 her old home in Grafton.
tt.. (Ittredge Haskins has been en-
-..r .u deliver the address Memorial
Harry Washburn, a senior in Dart
,7u.f college, is home for a two weeks
vacation,
Miss Fanny Brooks of Winchester. N.
H.. d.. 20 guest of her cousin, Miss Mae
r,....aup new books were put upon
.-. Shelves at the public library We'd
rr.f Quimby of East Barnett came
l,.... to- Elm Leigh farm to stay
..,, days.
r. 49, Burditt of Springfield, Mass.
wis wth his family at G. L. Pierces
fa,.r sunday.
Mr., W. L. Aver of Fitchburg was at
lr- Lizzie Ayers few days, returning
ilomc Monday.
r. r.. Blood has sold two cows this
v.ek one to Fred Hamlin and one to
f.. Thwing
Several from our town are taking
...r- examinations in West Brattle-
hou This week.
Tile high school. Miss Jennie E. Pierce.
+aUh,r. will open next Monday for
horn of - weeks.
Miss Jennie +. Pierce went Wednesday
b. Mount Hermon for a short visit with
hIr- L. L. Drury.
Mrs Adams of New Brighton. ~ Y,
Nv recent guest of her parents, Mr.
j md Mrs. J. B. Derry.
clifford II. Cooke has received APP
uumeut as census enumerator for dis
arg- 40 2lj in BrattlebOro.
Mrs Lucia Fish Foster and Mrs. Lu-
h. Howe of Brattleboro were guests
/. Mrs. /. F. Bailey Tuesday.
sweet peas have been planted this
w..k by q number Of gardeners. and
b. enthusiast planted sweet corn.
g. r. Farnum has resigned his po-
Ron as janitor of the town hall and
latri-k O'Conners will fill the place.
The Young people gave farewell party
t0r Bessie and Nellie Hamlin last Tues
aay afternoon and evening at the town
O.. y. Adams has been running his
j wmiu this week with Harry Amidon,
4Wayldnd Aver and Willie Johnson as
9le'pers.
4 r. d. Barr and mother of Springfield,
Mass. who have been guests of Mrs.
t. \. Phillips left for Brattleboro Tues
1day morning.
Charlotte Houghton and little sister
4of Brattleboro are guests of their
3great-grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Hough-
ton, this week
Wayland Aver has finished work in
dWarner. n H., and will be one of the
force Of men to put in the electric line
from Brattleboro.
George L. Fuller of the New England
Telegraph and telephone company has
been assisting his father. Earl f. Fuller
D. sugar making
Mrs Harvey Howard and grandson
Naldo, went Thursday to Jamaica for a
fhort visit with Mrs. Howard's brother
fnd other friends.
Chester Wilcomb. an instructor in Dart
nouth college, is expected at his sisters,
Nrs. J. f. Washburn's, for a short stay
fn his way to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. a. F. Nathan came
Wednesday to their summer home after
4
their children in New Jersey.
Robert Switzer returned home Satur-
fay to Easthampton after two weeks
S.~t with his grandparents Mr.. and
Pr. b. S, Angler of East Putney.
At the next meeting of the Fortnghtly
nh which will be held at Mrs. Warren 8
Rpri S. four Of the club members will
fye the play The Wrong Package
William Kingsley, who has been en-
1nyel by +. L. Blood through the win
L. has finished work there and has
1"urned to his home in Port Huron,
Fred Hamlin and family will go today
a their new home in Newfane. They
\ wed the larger part of their house
! old goods to Newfane before the snow
8eut off.
Ralph Butler and family have moved
tick from Green River, where he has
Dad a numbering job this winter, and
thcy are again occupying the house own
by Mrs. Mae Brown.
II There will be no preaching service al
4he congregational church next Sun
ay, the pastor being away, but Sunday
School and the Christian Endeavoi
fneeting will be held as usual.
Mrs j. B. Derry is. home from Brattle-
tOrO Her sons wife, Mrs. Clarence
Derry, has recovered sufficiently from hel
recent operation for appendicitis TO re-
urn home from the Memorial hospital
Between 50 and 60 attended the sur
Prise party given at the town hall by
Several ladies in honor of B. c. Glen
pas, whose birthday anniversary cam,
D. Sunday. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Jessie WOODBURY. Lovejoy o
Westminster has been visiting Mrs. j.
shaw. She expects to go soon to Detroit
Aich., where her husband, who is
taveling salesman, will make his head
Ilrters.
an. The evening was spent with game
d nd dancing and refreshments wer
wed. These young ladies will b
ssed by our young people and es
4eoially in the Methodist society wher
hoy were efficient workers.
The ladies' union aid society of Eas
4utney had sugar supper at Pierce
fan Wednesday evening. They had
sm9ll attendance, owing to bad traveltn
49, other attractions in the village tina
Arht. but they cleared between Sc and s
Frank Townsend is moving this wee
hum the old Miller farm just over tn
na in Westminster West to the farr
thich he has bought of Mr.. Davis at tn
Pick yard. Leon d. Vass and famll
Nave taken possession of the Miller farT
bought of Mr.. Townsend.
The Fortnlghtly club were entertaine
Friday afternoon at the home
SIS Katherine Booth, the topic fc
dy being Edward Everett Hale IN
q ory The Man Without a Country,
gtten by Mr.. Hale, was read by Mr.
l7. Refreshments were served by tn
stess.
b. c. Blodgett, who has occupied II