Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-27
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. Lucy Hayes is visiting her sor
In Greenfield, N. H..
Mrs. Lucy Gassett has returned from,
her visit in Springfield.
Mrs. b. c.. Clemens is visiting relatives
IN massachusetts towns.
Miss Williams of Hartford, Conn, is a
guest at Nelson Locke's.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Williams returned Monday
from a visit in Mt, Holly.
Mrs. j. V. Shaw has been visiting rela
tives in Winchesdon, Mass.
Mrs. Alton Miller of East Putney is
VISITING relatives in Fine, n. Y.
r.. O. Cook of Philadelphia has been
visiting his cousin, +. J. Cook.
Mary F. Austin of East Putney has
been visiting relatives in Springfield. this
state. $3.50
Mr.. MAR will again preach |. the Com
gregational church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. e. e. Patterson spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. George Bush. in
Greenfield, Mass.
James Grimes has gone to Boundary
pohd IN Maine to act as guide for hunting
parties a few weeks.
Miss Ruth Fifeld, who is learning the
mllilner's trade in Brattleboro, is at
home TO stay several days.
Miss Julia b. Gorham, formerly of
TINS town., started last week for Califor-
MIA, where she has an aunt.
Mrs. F. L. Parmalee returned Satur-
day from a two weeks stay with rela-
t1ves in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Addie Johnson returned the last
OF the week from a few days stay with
relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Greenwood Woman's Relief corps will
hold a rehearsal Saturday evening, and
all are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. F. Nathan have ar
rived home after a several weeks stay
with their daughter in Massachusetts.
F. l.. Pierce came home from Brookline
Friday afternoon and went Saturday
morning to Gardner, Mass, on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. a. Willis and son,
Raymond, went Thursday to Jamaica to
visit with relatives in their old home
town.
Mrs. John White has closed her sum-
mer home on West hill. With her laugh
ter and maid she has returned to New
York city.
Mrs. Benjamin Wright returned to her
nome in Quechee Saturday, having been
with her daughter, Mrs. L. II. Bugbee,
since Monday.
Mrs. Stella Ranney and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Ranney of Brattleboro, were
guests the last of the week of Mrs. w
II. DICKINSON.
Mrs. Ezra Pierce and Mrs. @. b. New
comb visited Saturday and Sunday in
Brattleboro with Mrs. Newcomb's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Taft.
Mrs. II. Penn Bugbee of Springfield.
Mass, and a party of friends came by
Wednesday and called upon
DIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Bugbee.
Miss Eva Priest of Melrose. Florida.
who has been staying at Dorr Clough's,
has been in Westminster this week visit
ing Mrs. George H., Walker.
John Cook of Springfield was in town
wednesday calling upon old friends. He
has bought a place in Springfield and is
sexton of the cemeteries there.
E. E. Gates of Mountain View farm is
entertaining his mother, Madam Gates,
and sister, Mrs. Carrie Knowlton, of
keene, and a brother, Arthur Gates, of
Philadelphia.
Owing to the absence of several mem
bers the Star Magazine club has disband-
ed. Some of the members will join the
Putney Magazine club, which was first
started in 1873.
Mrs. f. L. Haywood returned with her
brother, Charles Wood, to his home in
Guilford Thursday after he had been some
time in her home and visiting with his
'bSother, Lyman Wood.
Mrs. Henry 7. Coe and Miss Clara Gale
went saturday to Claremont. Mrs. Coe
VIII go from there to Boston to join her
husband, where they will be located
through the winter and spring.
There will be a tuberculosis exhibit in
the town hall Saturday afternoon and
evening. There will be a lecture in the
evening. The exhibit and lecture are
both free and all are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Brown and daughter,
Doris, of New Boston, n. H., and Mr..
Reynolds of Lynn, Mass, visited at Eu-
gene Howe's a few days this week, maxi
ing the trip here in Mr.. Browns automo-
bile.
Mrs. Washburn has been entertaining
her brothers, Charles Wilcomb of San
Francisco and Chester Wilcomb of Ches-
ter, n. H.. Rev. Willis T. %Sparhawk of
Randolph has also been a guest at the
Washburn farm this week.
The household goods of DR.. Harry
Lawrence We're brought here by team
from Springfield Wednesday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence will soon be settled in
their home, which he recently bought of
the estate of the late DR.. George S. Fos-
ter.
Being an invalid and confined to the
house, the neighbors gave Mrs. Almira
wheeler a surprise party Oct. Z, it be-
ing her birthday anniversary. Sand
witches and cake were served and all en-
joyed a good time and wished her a nap
return of the day.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church held their annual sale and chick
en-pie supper Wednesday evening. There
were numerous fancy and useful articles
on sale, also aprons and quilts. Mrs.
Berry and Miss Abbott had charge of this
Homemade candy and pop
corn were sold by Miss Ruth Fifeld.
There was a good attendance.
Chrest Pappas, a Greek who was chop
ping for the company which owns the
brickyard, cut his foot badly. He was
brought to the office of DR.. L. II. Bug
bee, who dressed the wound and he was
taken to the hotel, where he remained
during the inclemency of the weather
last week. Mr.. Pappas and another
Greek occupy a shanty on the Willis
place, where they are chopping the
wood.
Wife-John, / gave Fido one of those
l made and he went and buried