Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-24
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

w e. Aver of Fitchpurg was in town
Thursday.
DR.. G. S. Foster has been in Yer
gennes this week on business.
Carleton Perry of Portland Me-. is at
his fathers, William ]. Perry's
Katherine Howe visited a week at
Herbert a, Blood's on West hill.
Miss Katherine Booth went to Brattle-
boro Wednesday for a short visit.
Miss Pierce of Westminster has been
visiting at her uncle's, Ezra Pierce's.
Bert A. Wood of Brattleboro was in
town Saturday selling FOX motor boats.
Mrs. Oliver r. Houghton of Spring
field, Mass came Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Harriet Taft is in South Hadley,
Mass with her daughter, Mrs. Spauld-
ing.
Miss II. Beatrice Bartlett returned
Thursday to her home in Easthampton,
Mass
Dalton Howard has begun to run a
meat cart, peddlng in the village three
days each week.
Miss Morgan of WINDSOR has been
visiting Mrs. Merritt Howard and other
relatives in town.
Mrs. George Guy of Springfield Mass,
was guest of her mother, Mrs Charles
kilburn, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Coe nave re-
turned from Boston for months stay
at their home here.
The auditors have finished the town
accounts and the reports are in the
hands of the printer.
Frank c. bort of Keene is recovering
from an operation for gall stones. He
and Mrs. bort are in Boston.
Miss Gladys Smith is spending the
week in East Putney with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maley.
A large party from futney attended
the dance in Dummerston Wednesday
evening, All report a fine time.
Judson b. Derry was at home from
Charlestown. y. H., Saturday return
ing to his work there Sunday night
e. Clarence Blodgett has sold his farm
in Brookline and with his family is stay
ing at his fathers, oscar Blodgett's.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will serve dinner in the lower
town hall on town meeting day, March
Mrs NJ. G.. Williams returned home
Saturday from vi t with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Beulah Williams Doane, in
Duxbury, Mass.
Mr.. Beach of Mount Hermon school
will preach next Sunday morning and
evening at the Congregational church;
Sunday school at noon as usual
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
A. Austin is recovering from an attack
of pneumonia. He has had trained
nurse from Brattleboro to care for him
Mrs. Roundy of Rockingham came Sat
urday to care for her daughter, Mrs a
j. Aver. who was i'll, but is now bet
ter as is also baby Gordon Aver, who
has been i'll.
Mrs. Herbert G. Evereth has return.
ed home and Henry Evereth has gone
to his home at Brattleboro, having made
a good recovery from his operation fol
appendicitis.
Col. Greenwood Relief corps served din
ner to As visiting members of thu
Womans Relief corps of Brattleboro anC
their friends Tuesday. The visitors
came here for a sleghrlde.
service for boys and girls will b.
held at the Congregational church at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. All boys ant
girls of any denomination are invited t.
attend The service last Sunday wa
held at the Methodist church.
f. l.. Amlng, who has been sick from
the effects of a fall on the ice, is fail
ing and is in a helpless condition a
the home of Charles f. Farnum wher
he has made his home several years
and where he is being cared for by MI
and Mrs. Farnum.
The high school closed Friday. Thre
pupils were present every day durin
the term, Bertha Kathan, Lewis Bur
dit and Earl Dawson. 1t is under
cded whether the schools will begin tn
first or second Monday of April, but du
notice will be given.
A Miss Sophia White went to New Yor
Wednesday for a short visit with rela
+ tives. She has rented her house fo
the summer to Mr.. Beals, who for tw
Msummers has occupied the Weymouth
farm, which has been sold to Mis-
whites nephew, Gustavus White of Ne
York, whose mother and brothers an
sister will spend the summer on tn
place.
r. Mr.. and Mrs William Wheeler and tW
daughters, Ada and Marion, went We,
nesday to Alstead to spend the day wit
Mrs. Wheelers parents, whose 10th WEI
ding anniversary was celebrated tha
day. They returned Thursday mornr
An season for Mr.. Wheeler to make h
delivery on the free delivery route n
2. Eleanor O'Connor cared for MAJ
Jam Wheeler during Mrs. Wheeler's al
y sence.
A fire alarm was sounded at noon ye