Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Miss Helen Morgan of Windsor Is Wis
t..s relatives in town.
. W. Adams is running his saw mill,
..pg some custom saving.
,..rritt Howard of Athol has been
sitting his family here this week.
.pirdreu's day will be observed in the
...urregational church Sunday morning
Mrs Daniels Of Northampton is visit
.., her sister, Mrs George \. Stowell
Poland returned Sunday from
rusiuess trip to Philadelphia and New
t.rk.
Kew. j. e. Berry will preach in East
..ucy next Sunday afternoon at 2'SO
o'clock
Mrs. Alice Shaw Day Of Newton, Mass,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. V. Shaw,
..I other relatives in town.
Mfr and Mrs. Clifford Booth and son,
l,uuip. of Leominster, Mass, are eN-
,.ted this week at Charles Booths.
ID II Kendrick of Amherst and daugh-
Mrs. Maude Williams of Mortified,
,.-e at the Kendrick House Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown are in
1.,gugneld to attend the funeral of Mr..
Whitney. Mr. Browns brother-in-law.
Malcolm Crawford of New Haven
...n. has been at his fathers, Henry
,.,wford's. with his automobile this
week.
Mr. Kendrick of Heath, Mass, is at
ft- brother-in-laws Reuben Pages
it"Nl"S
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Mrs klngsourE Vi 1917 s,,,ast
10y a cous." ~ NJ I1,,rtas nov.nnort
% ",I
r. Ouimby, who is making the repairs
I'm the post office and on the meat mar
N'1 %aS a.. MS
over ouhuaH' 49,. -..,,.,,,, +,,a
3. c. Clerhous' wIO no" - - ,.o,r
tenement IN the "il ta t,tn tanarna1t in
Will move inns We H,,tIa,r,T
the MAJ 'i,''' -. -. ,r,,osda,. 70
Mrs H. !. ra ,.h. W. sa,,lrttar Ntrs
lNndonNlHe 10 NlsiS me- ~, -, Va.
Jennie CraIts' "ho has go . III ''''N0
return ho'ie wv j.. r,,..,,
Miss Lizzie Houghton ven W ~ 80
burg TUESDAY 10 az teHu ne! 80 ,', -,
her brother' ANS " nv - 80,
ried MISS laur" h'0"' "
ing.
Mrs F. l.. Farmelee enter enter t t., q
few of her TRENDS AT htI uVlile 50 - &C.
afternoon II oelns 'Ie e,s,.,l am ta, va
OF ntr marriage
served ,,-,-.
Miss Sylvia Derry, teacher III uS'i'o1
so. t. and Miss BeLnlce ferI!' I''C"sl
In district NO. o. ooseI eu ioi.''; -
visiting day ana visited ''' s''''o'S III
Westminster
There was a hard frost Saturday ana
sunday mornings On ou,ual t''u ,i' ',,..7
beams which were covered Win 1--WE
papers We're sponeu III so"le -, ~,
81 lie in others Deans not NO'S gu
escaped damage
The Bellows Falls Times contained the
following in its local news column Ias'
week Ira +. Whitman OF FutheN' VINO
is over 70 years OF age, W3lheu "oine
from Bellows Falls on MONDAY as
lance of Ii miles in AZ hours
The first quarterly conference VIII De
held in the Methodist church on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t IS hoped ina
all those who are members of this BOD!
will be present On sunday morhlhA
Rev W. 5. Smithers will preach All arr
cordially invited
Mrs. Perley Bugbee and daughter, Eliz
,batb Of Hanover, y. H, are at DR.. i
II Bugbee's this week She came to re
turn home with her husband when he Il
able to go. Mrs. L. H. Bugbee was at he
old home in Quechee the first OF the week
returning home TUESDAY
William w. Washburn went to Burling
ton Friday with the athletic team of th'
Rr,ttIel,oro high school. of which he is {
member TO compete in the Vermont in
tarscholastic track and field meet
W4sbburn won the second place in tn
~, yard hurdle and third in the %
yard hurdle
new rnacademized road is being bull
an lower Main street from the corner o
,r. Rrattleboro road north. The dirt ant
gravel are being drawn, but tar viii
,.- h. ,,It on until later. one side of tn
road bejng done at a time This will b
BART of the trunk highway which vii
he hurIt through the state.
, W. ,l,r,s ,-as called 70 Walpol