Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-13

Mrs. Britton has room at Mrs. w G.
WriEhts.
Joseph Adams of Charlestown, y. H.,
visited in town Tuesday.
Or. Patterson joined his family at Hor-
ace SCOTS Wednesday.
Charles Davenport is entertaining his
sister from Springfield, Mass.
pr. c. 5. Foster returned from Yer
seunes the first of the week
Mrs. f. f. knight spent several days
last week in Keene with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pember left Fri
day for their home in Kingston, r. l.
Mr. and Mrs Matthews of Athol are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Treadway.
Rev. J. Z. Berry attended the Sunday
school convention in West Bratteboro
Wednesday.
H. L. Bailey has been drawn as grand
juror to the court to be held at Rutland
next week.
Mrs. Boorum- Putnam returned to New
York Friday after a weeks stay a Miss
=. +. Whites.
A. \. Langley arrived home Monday,
having landed in New York from England
ON Saturday
Or. Gorham of Bellows Falls, who is
home from the South, was calling on
friends in town Tuesday.
The Beals, who occupied the Weymouth
farm last year, are coming Saturday to
again spend the season there.
=. NJ. Robertson was in Boston a few
days last week on business, and visited in
Holyoke on his return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Derry of Brat
tleboro, Miss Nellie Fem and brother
We're guests at J. b. Derry's Sunday.
Miss Jennie Hills returned to her home
in Fitchburg Friday after a few days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Sarah Holton
Mr., and Mrs. c, L. Thwng have moved
their supplies and are soon to enjoy their
summer camp on Mrs. Sarah Holton's
farm.
Miss Bessie Braley went last week to
Boston, where her brother, John Henry
Braley, was operated on for gall stones
Monday.
Alphonso Cobb has bought the house in
Putney Falls which was formerly occu-
pied by Hollis Newcomb, but owned by
c. 3. Wizards.
c. D. Britton has gone to Maine in the
interests of the Vermont Farm Machine
Co, their regular agent there having been
disabled by illness.
John Kimball and daughter, Mrs. Win
nifred Adams, of Marlboro, y. H., We're
In town Friday They made their jour
Charles Gates has sold his house in
East Putney, known as the Deacon f. L.
Pierce house, to John Ellis, brother of
James Ellis of East Putney
Charles NORWOOD, head farmer at
Elm Leigh last year, whose home is in
East Barnet, and his son Herbert Worm
wood Of Bratteboro, We're in town Mon
day.
Rev. G. H. Watt of Barre, colporteur
for the state of Vermont, will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday evening at
o'clock. All are cordially invited to at
lend.
Miss Bertha Estey came Friday, accom-
panied by the young niece of Miss ). E.
White, who has come from her home in
New York to spend the summer at Miss
Whites.
William Wing is home making arrange
ments to move his family to Springfield
where he is employed in a machine shop
Mr. Wing has a good job and we wish
linn good luck.
George Thwing is in SOmersworth, n
H., at the mill where his engines are
made. Mr. Thwing has done well as q
salesman of silos, engines and other sup
plies for farmers.
Miss Anna Blood has gone to Marlboro
y. H., to be with Mrs. Greenwood. Miss
Blood has been at the home of her moth
er all winter while Mrs. Greenwood has
been in the West.
The Putney Grange will exemplfy the
work of the third and fourth degrees I
class this evening. The marching star
win perform their part and a supper vii
De- served a. the close. Let all Granger'
come.
Daniel Lyon of HOboken, n. j., was II
town Tuesday. He was entertained o.
his comrade, l. p Bailey, in whose regl
mcnt, the 10th Vermont, Mr.. Lyon wa
color bearer. Mr. Lyon called upon NJ
D. Whitman, another member Of the l6tl
Vermont.
Last Friday the children of Mrs e. E
Patterson all, with the exception OF Har
ry, were home to help their mother cele
lrate her birthday anniversary show
er Of post cards from relatives and friend
was received. Mr. Patterson treated nj
children to ice cream and cake that even
ing,
Dr. Eugene B. Pierce, who has charg
Of the state sanatorium for tuberculosl
patients in Howell, Mich, came to WASH
ington to attend the tuberculosis conVeh