Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-12
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. Leslie Howe is in Grafton visiting
relatives.
Miss Julia p. Gorham is visiting at !
r. II. Braleys.
Mrs Fanny Francis is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.
Charles Farnum and daughter went
yesterday to Newfane
Miss Clarissa Converse of Chester De-
pot is visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Phillips have
moved to Mlllers Falls.
w. f. Pierce has exchanged his old
automobile for a new one.
Miss Elvra Gorham of Bellows Falls
is a guest at Russell Braley's.
Robert Little of Saxtons River visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Cobb of Keene
spent Sunday at win Johnson's.
Mrs. Louis Whitney of Brattleboro Is a
guest of Miss Bessie F. Braley
Miss Eliza Davis of Essex Junction is
visiting at George L. Townshends.
John Pierce Of Newfane, formerly of
East Putney, was In town this week.
Mrs Alice Farr Mason came Wednesday
to the home of her father. II. p. FAIR.
Mrs Addie johnson returned Wednes-
day from visit in Springfield, Mass
1t is expected that there win be a
ball game on the ball grounds tomorrow.
Mrs Wright OF East Putney is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Daven-
port.
Daniel Lyon of Bellows Falls has been
in town looking at farms with a view to
buying.
Mrs. Nancy Ranney of Springfield
Mass. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
II. Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Davenport and two
children of BrattlebOro spent sunday at
Ira DaVenports.
Miss Mamie Graves of Springfield,
Mass, has been guest the past week
at e. f. Patterson's.
William w. washburn will enter Nor
witch university this fall. The school
year opens Sept :.
The baseball team went to Townshend
Saturday to play the team there and
was defeated - to 3.
Reuben Winchester and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry WarnOck of Holyoke were in town
with their automobile Friday
Miss Beulah Marsh, daughter of Mrs.
Kate Sanderson Marsh of Cambria Mich
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Percy Warwick and two children,
Edna and Emily, of Bellows Falls are
visiting at George Warwick's.
Miss Lizzie Arnold of Westminster
spent a few days at Mrs. w. II. Diclin-
sons returning home yesterday.
H. c. Everleth went Friday TO Brattle-
boro, and joined the knights Tempar,
who went from there to Chicago.
Mrs Elizabeth Hurlburt of the Hough-
ton farm went Thursday to Jamaica
Plain, Mass, to remain a few days.
Orrin Harvey and daughter and Mrs
Frank Elmore of Westmoreand were
guests at Warren y. Wilbur's sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Bramhall and child
of Pawtucket and Ernest Sanford OF
Providence are guests at j. y. Sanford 5
The ladies' union aid society will meet
next Thursday afternoon in Pierce's nan
East Putney. All are invited to be pre-
sent
Mrs. George Johnson and daughter
Mrs. Cora Amidon, went Thursday t
Springfield to visit Mrs. Grace johnson
Olney.
The Fortnightly club will give an en-
tertainment Tuesday evening Aug. %
full particulars of which will be giveI
next week.
Harry Patterson, who is employed b.
the Forepaugh circus, which showed a
Bellows Falls Friday. visited his parent
here that day.
Mrs Ely of Springfield, Mass, Mrs
Kitty Coar and daughter, Miss Elizabetl
Coar, of Hartford, Conn, are guests
Mrs Addie Johnson.
The road commissioners are putting /
a new tile for drainage on the lower par
of Main street from the Methodist churc
to Capt William Robertson's place
Mrs. Jasper Sackett, niece of Mrs
George L. Townshend, and her sons
Reginald and Paul Sackett, of Melrost
Mass, are guests at Oak Ridge farm l
Dummerston.
Mrs. Eugene Howe returned Tuesda
from a visit in BrattlebOro, Hinsdale az
Newfane with relatives and friend
Katherine Howe returned at the san
time from her visit in Hinsdale.
Mrs. ]. f. Russell and daughters, Mis-
Frances and Miss Marion of Williams
town, came to their summer home Thur
dav Aug 4. Professor Russell jone
the family Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Hopkins {
aunt. Mrs Hannah c. Parker, Saturds
night. They came by automobile {
route to Keesevine n. Y. Mrs Park
accompanied them to Westminster SUI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor al
daughter Mary, spent few days
Holyoke, going in their automobile al
returning home yesterday, Lowell Pate
substitute, delivered the mail on the rur
free delivery route during the absence
Mr.. O'Connor.
The schools of the town will open Au
% with these teachers: High, Miss
Beatrice Bartlett of Easthampton Mas
grammar Miss Ethel Omar of Revel
Mass; primary Miss Marion Howard
Northfeld. Mass; No 3, Miss Berni
Perry; No. 8, Miss Elizabeth Braley; \
:, Miss Sylvia Derry; No. s. Miss Emr
Whitcomb of Fair Haven. The first we
high school work will be done here
the second year pupils will go to Brt
tleboro.
The funeral of Charles Weber, W
was killed at the railroad station Thu
day. Aug. 4, was held in the home
his brother, George A. Weber, Su
day afternoon at l o'clock Rev. j.
Berry, pastor of the Baptist church,
ficiating. The choir of the Bapt
church sang three selections Beau
full isle of somewhere" "Abide W
Me-" and Crock of ages" The bur
took place in the family lot in Westmo
land, the bearers being George a. w
Der. William Weber of Alstead Geol
Brown of Westmoreland and Clarel
Ingram of West Brattleboro.
LovelTs meadows in Springfield VIII
developed for building purposes. Six
eight large lots have been laid out
ba n