Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-15
The PUTNEY COLUMN

rml uurlbert is in Hartland.
carton J. Wright Of Newfane Is visit
r 10 Eugene Howe's.
....-1rs T. Gidden is the owner of a
... Maxwell touring car.
.r 4. Lawton of Chester is working
0r Mrs j. f. Washburn.
Joseph W. Adams of Charlestown. N.
ID WIS i'm town Tuesday.
Mr.. Hrayton of North Bangor, ~ Y,
.. u work for Miss S. f. White.
Mise Elizabeth Glidden went Monday
H.. 81. Mary's school in Concord, N II.
Mrs II. II. Smith attended the funeral
a. Mrs. John 7. Moore in Bellows Falls.
charles Houghton of Chariestown, N.
DID was in town Wednesday calling on
friends.
g. A. Poland went on a business trip
to Syracuse, n. Y. last week, returning
Sunday.
There will be a dance in the town han
tonight Music will be furnished by an
orchestra
Horace Kidder had a slight shock We'd
r,sday morning. He fell and cut a cash
fn his head.
Eugene Robbins and Russell II. Braley
a-. in Newfane having been drawn as
petit jurors.
Miss sylvia Derry began her school in
East Putney Monday. She is boarding
$50 70. r. Lewis's.
Mrs. Henry Hoisington of westmore-
land spent the day Tuesday with her
mother, Mrs Hurlbert.
A. L. Howard and sons returned from
their trip Wednesday. While away Mr..
Howard bought 60 cows.
Miss Elvira Gorham, who visited her
cousin Mrs G. S. Foster, has returned
to her home in Bellows Falls.
II. p. Farr was in Springfield, Mass,
from Saturday to Monday as a guest of
his daugter Mrs. Milan Mason.
Mrs A. b. H. Harris attended the
Daughters of the American Revolution
meeting in Bratteboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Holt and son, Hollis. were
i'm Ludlow the last of the week with
Mrs Holts mother Mrs Walker.
Miss Nellie Wyman and Miss Marion
Howard teachers in the public schools,
are boarding with Mrs. f. l.. Pierce.
Mrs Davenport of Springfield, Mass,
came Saturday to visit her son, Charles
Davenport, returning home Sunday.
Mrs G.. W. Adams is in Walpole with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward,
during Mr.. Adams's absence in Newfane.
Mrs Adolphus Harrington was given
% postal card shower on her birthday
anniversary. She received over 100 cards.
DR. L. H. Bugbee returned Wednes-
day from a short visit with his parents
IN Hartford. He was also in Woodstock.
W d. Cushman is again at work at
Charles E. Glidden's, Henry Stockwell
having returned to his home in Brattle-
horo.
NJ D. Whitman has not been as well
for few days. He was able to sit up a
few hours each day. but he had a re-
lapse.
Miss j. W. Burnett of Brooklyn came
Tuesday to spend the summer at her
farm. Lark-and-rest, in Westminster
West.
G. L. Pierce and his daughter Mrs. F
A. Burdtt attended the funeral of his
sister. Mrs. John T. Moore, in Bellows
Falls.
clifford Clemens. Charles Page and
Pauline Smith have entered the primary
department in the high school building
this term.
Growers of Strawberries say their vines
look exceptionally well this spring. DOrl
Clough found some blossoms on his vine!
Wednesday.
Mrs F. l.. Parmalee returned last weel
Thursday from New Haven, Conn.
where she had been with her parents
several months.
Mrs. c. L. Thwing took pictures of thu
men trimming the elm near Ayers store
when they were in the top of the tre'
q feet from the ground.
There will be no services in the Meth
o1ist church Sunday as the pastor will b'
away attending conference. He will b.
back the following Sunday
Eight odd Fellows attended the meet
ing in Brattleboro Monday night. whei
the work was exemplifed by a working
team from Cambridge. Mass.
Rev L. W. Morey returned Wednesda,
from a two weeks vacation. There will
be preaching services in the Congrega
uonal church as usual Sunday.
At the next meeting of the Putne,
Grange next week Friday evening, tn
first and second degrees will be conferre
on a large class of candidates.
ID. VI. Frost worked for A. M Corse
during the latter's absence in Bostol