Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-06
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Othneil Kiiburn is the new %janitor of
the town hall.
Miss Clara Wolfe has been with her
lister in Wardsboro.
Miss Kate Perry OF Holyoke is a guest
of Mrs. c.. L, Thwing.
Mrs. Oliver Houghton of Springfield,
Mass, was in town last week.
Mrs. w G. T%readway has returned
from her visit at Shelter Island.
Miss Eva Blood has been visiting her
sister, Miss ANN Blood, in Marlboro.
Arthur Vignoles of Boston was a guest
last week of A. A. Langley at Larkand-
rest farm.
A good number attended the fair in
Bellows Falls Tuesday and thought 1t a
fine show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Waite of Ludlow
have been guests Of Mrs. Hannah Waite
this week.
Joseph Cragin and son of Camden, N.
j.. were guests of relatives in town the
past week.
Mrs. Flora p. Cole is a guest of her
step-daughter, Mrs. Frederick r. Penn
Der, in Kingston, II. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and son.
Kenneth, of Brattleboro were at Mrs W.
G. Wright's Sunday.
Harold Bugbee bought two cows of O.
II. buRlOn NlOilidN oH'
Buxton of Westminster West.
Eugene Holt raised in his garden a
pumpkin vine which produced 10 pump
kins which weighed 25S pounds.
p. f. Dyer is at work for j. p. Meaney
at the meat market. Mr.. Dyer has had
some experience in the meat business
+. O. Pierce Of Warren, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives in town. He came last
week to attend the Valley fair al Brat
tleboro.
william English and family of Brook
Ign were guests Tuesday of their cousins,
Miss Jennie and Miss Edna Burnett, at
Larkandrest.
The women of the Baptist church VIII
hold their annual fair and sale Wednes-
day evening, Oct. %, particulars of
which will be given next week.
Miss Bertha Lahey, who had been in
Fairfax with her sister since June. re-
turned last week Thursday to the home
of her mother, Mrs. e.. f.. Blood.
Miss Ethel Page, who is teaching
school in southwick, Mass, was at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a..
Page. on West hill over Sunday.
A sociable will be held in the Congre-
gational church next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Mair, the Mount Hermon student,
will be present to meet the people.
H.. H.. Buzzell of Drewsville, n. H.
was a guest in town recently. Mr.. Buzz
zell formerly worked here in the market
when it was owned by F.. D.. Kendall.
Mrs. May Guy will return to Spring.
field, Mass, Saturday after a successful
sale of hats and millinery goods at her
headquarters at Mrs. James p. Meaney's.
II. G. Everleth went Tuesday to Mil
ford, n. H., and will go to Boston before
returning. His shop is in charge of his
son, II. II. Everfeth, during his absence.
Miss Freda Pember and little nephew,
Milton Pember, returned Monday from
their visit with the grandparents of Mil
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, in Belcher-
town, Mass.
Mrs. Fanny Francis returned Tuesday
from a visit with her son, William Fran
els, in Springfield, Mass, and her sister
Mrs. Horace Scott of this town, who is
with her son, Lorenzo Scott.
Gov. John A. Mead of Rutland has APP
pointed DR.. w. N. Bryant of Ludlow a
member of the state board Of supervisors
of the insane to succeed the late DIT
George S. Foster of this town.
Deacon Charles f. Prouty went Friday
to Brighton, Mass, to spend the winter
Mrs. Prouty will go later. DR.. c. A
Prouty is at home from Rutland during
the busy season on the farm
Charles Booth returned Saturday from
a trip to New York. He went Tuesday
to Leominster, Mass, where his son
Clifford Booth, Joined him, going witt
him on the pleasure excursion.
The next regular meeting Of Putnel
Grange will be held Friday evening, Oct
10. There will be a discussion as to VIVA
the effect will be on the farmers OF tn
United States since Canada voted agalns
reciprocity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benson of Con
cord. Mass, have been guests of M
and Mrs. II. l.. Bailey a week. Mr.. an
Mrs. Benson will leave their home 500
to spend the winter in Texas with thei
daughter.
Rev. f. w. Sharp has finished work a
pastor of the Methodist church. He will
supply the church in Windsor until tn
Vermont conference next spring. Rev
E w. Sturdevant of Hartland will preacl
here next Sunday.
Clarence O'Neal and nephew, who ar
railroad men in Pennsylvania, are visit
ing w. II. Dickinson and Miss Mary Jan
O'Neal. Frank Dickinson, who works l.
West Dummerston, was here a few day
this week visiting them.
Mrs. George S. Foster is picking u
her household goods preparatory to va
eating her house, which she has sold t
DR.. Lawrence. She will have an auctlo
sale Saturday, Oct. IA, after which sh
will make her home with her sister, Mrs
Warren.
Miss Eva Priest Of Melrose, Florida, /
n guest of Mrs, Dorr Clough this weel
Miss Priest is the adopted daughter {
the late N. h. Priest, formerly poslHlas
ter here and later in Melrose. Mis-
Priest anticipates spending the winte
in Boston.
Those who have apples to dispose {
will be glad to know that Harry Amido
will make cider three days in the weel
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturda Us, {
his old stand on the farm now owned b
Milan Royce, better known as the Am
don farm.
Carl knight of Worcester was at II
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles d. Knight, returning home SUI