Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-31
ME PUTNEY COLUMN

<Ifrs. Josie Underwood entertained the
Nctagon club Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles ID. Knight Is able to be
out again after a few weeks illness.
H. G.. Everleth returned Saturday
from a few days visit in Exeter, n. H.
Ira Whitman of Bellows Falls was a
visitor. at Mrs. NJ. d. Whitman's recent
ly.
Lewis Crafts of Lyndonvlle spent
Thursday with his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Hannah c. Parker.
DR.. e. b. Pierce of Howell, Mich, and
family are occupying the Robertson
house on Main street.
Andrew Wing, who has been i'll sew
eral weeks, has been to the village this
week He is gaining slowly.
Examinations for entrance to secon-
Diary schools will be held in the high
school building June and Z.
Rev. j. Il. Berry will preach in
Pierce's hall in East Putney Sunday at
2.30. All are invited to attend.
Louise Warrano is working for Mrs.
Meany, the latter being unable to work
on account of a fractured arm
Andrew j. Aver returned home Fri
day night from his duties as juror in
the United States court at Windsor.
The Grange concert and ball, with
Leitsinger's orchestra of Brattleboro to
furnish music, will take place tonight
The townspeople appreciate the new de-
partment, fresh Holsters and fish, which
A. NJ Corser has added to his bust
ness
Mrs. Hannah Waite returned last week
Thursday from a several weeks visit In
Bellows Falls with her sister, Mrs G.
IL. Gorham.
The son born to Leroy and Minnie
(Wilson) Wilder in Hartford, Conn, May
81, is a great grandson of Ann j. Holtor
of this town.
Charles Roundy of Randolph called or
his sister, Mrs. A. j. Aver, Thursday
being on a business trip through south
ern Vermont.
f. II. Gee resumed his work at the
Boston & Maine railroad station May
22, after a two months leave of alb
sence on account of illness.
Lorenzo Ashley of Westfield, Mass.
has ben a guest of his aunt, Mrs. Ad
die Johnson. Mr.. Ashley is convalescen
fropl3yphoid fever, there having beer
five Gases in his family.
The Daughters of Liberty hold thei
regular meetings the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. The mex
meeting will be held in Mechanics hal
be nominated and other important bust
ness will be transacted. All member
are requested to be present.
Postmas ter L. p. Bailey met with a Sc
rious accident Monday afternoon, falling
down the stairs in the barn at his home
the Congregational parsonage. Beside
bad bruises on head and wrists, tw,
ribs were cracked. The general shaking
up has caused him much pain and lame
ness all through his body, and will in
capacitate him for his duties at the of
flee for some time.
The Memorial day exercises Fri
day were unusually interesting and tn
teachers and pupils alike deserve credi
for the pleasing way in which the pro
gram was carried out. John d. Whit
tier, superintendent of schools, mad
brief remarks of welcome to the par
ents, citizens and pupils Capt. H.
~ Streeter of Brattleboro made an ad
dress, telling them of his experience
during his war engagements. The sing
ing by the children was particular RI.
good their young voices filling the ha
with melody. OF the speakers speca
mention should be made of Marion Royc
sessf No. and Esther Loomis of No.
The flag drill was done with precision
making a fitting closing number.