Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
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InomlS Bridges Is passing ScN'Tdl udSS |
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Oncy, and will return to Bethel the first
of the week.
very pleasan: reception was given
from two 20 five o'clock Monday after
noon by Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Emery at
their home ON the Highlands in honor
of joel r. Putnam, who on that day
reached his 92nd birthday. Mr. Putnam
was invited here 10 pass his anniversary
and this manner Of meeting his friends
was a very pleasant arrangement, of
which many of his Ole acquaintanccs were
glad to avail themselves and offer their
CONGRATULATIONS Nj putndm was born
near the old church I'm Bethel and early
received his education in that town,
tcarhiuc many terms Of school there and
in the aurrouudins towns. He also iii
his hn4 residence there held many Of
fccs o- 'uei IN town. and for years was
prom.u.. lu the Episcopal Church, of
whjch 1ae been q member from early
manhr.5 Mr. Putnam married Miss
Barrie ,.ten and 10 them were born
two sons. ,.' Rev. Daniel Putnam, who
was rector or an Episcopal Church in
Thompsonvllc. Conn, and who died this
summer, and Robert Putnam, now en-
ployed in a drug store in Hanover, n. H.
His wife died several years ago. Mr.
Putnam has two sisters. Mrs. Harriet
Chase of Bethel. now 50 years of age
and Mrs Anna Chase Of Saratoga, who
is a years old. both of whom were pre-
sent at the reception Nj, Putnam is
still active and interested in all that
pertains to the progress of public inter-
ests, is we'll informed in the current news
of the day. and enjoys the society OF his
fr;o dc In ,g oh IN toll "a - walk down
street each day from his boarding place
in Bethel and it is a pleasure to meet
and greet him.--Edson Emery left Mon
day on a trip to Burlington, Plattsburgh,
St Adams and Morrisville and expects
to be gone about 10 days.-Miss Efie
Buck of YonlSers. n. Y, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. lnez Segar over sun
day, left Monday morning.-Miss Orris
McAllster went to her home in Waits
field Monday. Ruth Angel, dauCh-
ter Of the Rev. John Angel Of Williams
town, who has been with pr. 7. G.
Angeles family for few weeks is III
and typhoid fever was feared sunday.
She was taken to the s,tnatorum fl"
treatment--Mrs Lora Mi.hic'. AND son.
Paul, who have been hero .or 'v' months
with relatives, left Sunda, '. her home
in Spokane Wash-Miss 'a.r.r' Bovor
went to Northhcld SUNDAY ui..n. go begin
Monday the fan term Of teacu.n- in that
plsce.-Miss bessie Silverthorne and
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Siiverthorne wont
TO Montpelier Sunday.-Miss Vera Cook
left Sunday night for her home in North
feld.-Mrs Ella Pitkin and daughter
Gwendoyn, who have been entertained
for a few DAYS by Mrs Warren Church
left Sunday for Barre. Master Earl
same place. went to Northield accom-
panied by Harold hurch for few days.
Miss Lucina Saxton left Monday for
Kcene, y il, to resume her werl,.-N1r.
and Mrs Alfred Lamb and daughter.
Edith Lamb. left for their home in
Warren Monday after passing week
with their daughter, Mrs. N. ". Camp
hell.-Miss Aurelia DanyOW has entered
the employ of Bell brothers for a time.
Mrs. &. j. Rumrill returned Monday from
tour through the White mountains and
towns in New hampshire. Misses Georgia
Mann and Anna Bryan returned to Bos-
ton @uuday.-Mr and Mrs Herbert Lamb
of Detroit Mich. arrived Monday and are
being entertained by Miss Almna Fisk
and Mr. Frank Stiles.-Robert Putnam
of hanover, \. H.. was an over-Sunday
guest 10 Alcnzo Emery'e.-Ihc Rev. John
Angel Of WiliamstoWn is in town for
few dlNs.-NiSs Anna Stevens of Han
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da, ,,.,.b ,.,. ,,,,,.i, ,T,-. o.. , We
left Monde, c-,, b,- hon. ~. - 49,
~o,vcu aud darcbtor nh, ,,. ,.',.
da,- to la tho ouosts os NJ 1 49,.
A H. Powers 1ofr Afonda,. for ,l,oi,. r,,,,,.
In Somervl'ln. Mass.
Mrs H. e. zones daurbter ,rd Mi.
Marjorie yVc1ch who had bea, ,ri,r Nv
md Mn T. a Hath far two won't,
LEFT for Boston 7rucada,, and ortor . s.,,,
of few. d,vs win ro to zanae,,i1,o 0,,io
Erwin Whtcomb, son Of S. g. Whit
comb, has rone from Boston TO Denver.
Colo. on a business trip. He win rct,rn
this week-Mr and Mrs. W H. Gladdinp
went to Bethel Tuesday to attend the
State convention of the Cniversallst
Church now in session there Tho
Washburn" is the new sign over the
newly repaired and enlarged cottage IN.
tel. The building has been thoroughly
ovorhauled and much ENLARGED. and has
about 30 rooms with new furniture. fresh
~ finished ceilings and hardwood floors
Mrs. Botsey Dudley OF East Rraintree
IS passing this week with her grand
daughter. Mrs. John Jacobs.-Harrv Nor.
ton is here from Boston for n short va.
cation with his mother. Mrs. r. q. Nor.
ton.-Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Atwood left
Tuesday for Barnard to remain a week
with thor daughter, Mrs Edwin AIMS