Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-20
THE PUTNEY COLUMN


D. NJ Quimby and d. ]. Gibson of
Uas, Barnet are In the village carpenter
Iul
There will be pre- Memorial day cxer-
..s,s in all the schools next week Fri
day.
William Wing and family went We'd
uy-day to Springfield, where they will
I.yr
THE next meeting of the Grange Fri
day evening, May q, win be ladies'
uilht.
Mrs. e. c. Lewis of Waningford Conn,
is at the home of her father G. l..
Fierce.
Miss J. e. Pierce and Miss wyman
spent Monday in Brattleboro visiting
schools.
Post OHce Inspector H. w. Robinson
rf Lawrence, Mass, visited the Office here
recently.
Miss Carrie Warren of Westminster was
t. guest over sunday at her uncle's, Mel
son Lockes.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Derry are in New
brighton. l.. l., visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Adams.
Mrs Whitney, who had the care Of
Mrs Farquhar McRae, returned to Brat
tIcboro Thursday.
James Lester of Charlestown. n. H.,
was a guest Of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Gates, this week.
Harold Bugbee has entered the employ
Of b. c. Clemens in the meat market He
win do the pedding.
Mrs Lena Crossman of Brattleboro was
q guest a A. NJ. Corser's and attended the
dance Tuesday evening.
Let all Christian Endeavorers attend the
county convention to be held in West
minister West next week Thursday
Rev. f. w. Sharp pastor of the Metho-
dist church, was unable to be present
Sunday so no service was held in the
church
Miss Briggs and Miss Follett came
Wednesday to their summer home on
West hill The summer colony is now
about all here.
w c. Treadway, +. +. Robertson, Eu-
gene Smith and c. p. SUBWAY went
saturday to Marlboro pond on a fishing
trip, returning home sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wettimore and family
nave moved here from South Royalton
to carry on the farm of Mrs. Wettimore 5
father, the John Barrett place
DIR. Eugene b. Pierce left Monday for
Bennington, where he will visit at his
father-in-laws, DR.. Wilcox's before re-
turning to his home in Howell, Mich
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Underwood moved
their household goods last week to Hins-
dale, where they will keep house. Mr.
Underwood will work for the Ashuelot
Paper company in Ashuelot.
The adjourned meeting of Mount Pleas
ant Cemetery association will be held
Monday evening in the town hall. All
who own lots and are interested should
attend the meeting.
Mrs w. G. Wright left last week fol
Brattleboro to visit her daughters Be
fore returning home she will spend some
time in Newfane with relatives ant
friends
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Williams Mr. ant
Mrs Harding Bennett, George Warwick
Dr. G.. II. Foster and others were II
Newfane this week as witnesses in the
Townshend alienation case in court
The baseball game Monday Afternoon
between the Leland & Gray seminary
team from Townshend and a picked team
resulted in a victory for Leland & Gray
the score being to 2
c. f. Glidden went in his touring ca
to Claremont Friday to meet his daughter
Miss Elizabeth, who came by rail iron
Concord to stay over Sunday at home
Miss Margaret Aver went to Claremon
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs wilcomb of Chester, n
H., came to visit their sister, Mrs. J. F
Washburn. They came in their new au
tomobile, but the car broke down so the
had to leave it for repairs and return
home by rail
me regular meeting OI lue Npllidl
Relief corps will be held next Tuesda
evening and it is desired that all mem
hers be present, as it is the meeting be
fore Memorial day and the usual arrange
mcnts for that day will be made
Dr. s. NJ. Miller of Keene was in tow
the first of the week trying to obtain pc
session of old books printed in New Eng
and in the early part of 1900 and preViou
ID that. He is to have reprints made an
write the early history of this art in NeN
England.
Charlie Johnson of Springfield Mass
s staying at NJ. E. Robbins's. Mr.. john
son is a former Putney boy who live
with his mothep in the house now oWne
by c. d. Knight. He is here maxim
sketches and taking pictures about tow
and the immediate vicinity to use in con
uecton with his work as an artist
worlds Sunday school day will be OF
served in the Baptist church Sunda
morning by using the program for I'll
openina service issued by the World
Sunday School association. The topic {
he sermon will be 1.-The Sunday scho
md the coming kingdom" In the Cor
rregational church the program prepare
for the day will be used.
The trustees of Maple Grove Cemeter
association have paid to have the who
yard given a general cleaning up ana a
the grass has been cut with lawn NOV
en-, which puts the yard in good condition
There is no money in the treasury an
those whose lots have been benefited III
doubtedly will be glad to help meet IN
expense. They may send their contr
buttons to NJ. G.. Williams, treasurer
The concert and ball given by McEl
olly's singing orchestra in the town ma
Tuesday evening under the auspices
the j. O. L. A, NJ. was success ana Q
enjoyable AFFAIR. About 60 couples pa
tv.pated in the dance while a large al
apprecative audience listened to the mi
Sic and We're pleased to again hear u
oi favorite, "Silver threads among u
gold" Refreshments of sandwiches, co
tee cake and ice cream were served aoo
midnight in the lower hall. There we
PERSONS present from Bellows Falls, Sa'
.ous River, Westminster West Dummer
tom and Bratteboro.
rhe funeral of Mrs Farquhar MGR
vas held in the home Friday afternoon
o'clock Rev ]. e. Berry officiated al
Mrs Jewett Knight sang two selection
Burial was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery L
carers We're A. NJ. Corser, Demanst
Wheeler, Horace Scott and DR.. George
Wheat. In the obituary last week 1t W
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