Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23


Putney, VT, Aug. 81, 1912.
s. Dennison of Claremont was in town
Wednesday.
William A. Page has been visiting rel
atives in Southwick, Mass
Frank M Robertson Is on a business
trip to New York city and Albany.
Mrs. d. H. Smith is entertaining her
mother and sister from Wilmington
Miss Underwood is a guest of Mrs
Mary Washburn at the Washburn farm
Mrs. L. H. Bugbee and son, Richard,
were In Bellows Falls Tuesday with rel
atives
Miss Baker Of Springfield, this state,
Is guest Of her cousin, Mrs. ]. E.
Russell
G. H. Burnett of Brooklyn has been
spending a two weeks vacation at Lark
andrest
Miss Beatrice Bartlett OF Springfield,
Mass, was a guest a few days of Mrs
A. J. Aver.
Mrs. Welthea Brainerd has returned
from several months visit in Chester and
other places.
Miss Clara Kathan has returned home
from few weeks stay in Woodstock
with relatives.
Mrs. Darling and two daughters of
Brattleboro were guests of Mrs. A. ].
Aver Saturday.
union Sunday school picnic was held
in the home of the Blood sisters on
West hill Thursday
The Andrews family who were at
Charles Kilburns, have returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass.
DR.. Cogswell of Derry, N. H., was
here few days last week with his
mother, Mrs j. S. Cogswell.
william Francis and family of Spring.
field, Mass. were guests Sunday of his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Francis.
Miss Hazel Miller, who has been en-
ployed in Brattleboro, is at the home of
her grandfather, Foster Mack.
Mrs. Charlotte Ely and daughter, Mrs
Kittie Coar, came Tuesday to visit Mrs
Ely's sister, Mrs. Addie Johnson.
Miss Hazel Dawson has finished work
at DR.. c. d. Wheat's. She will take
short vacation before school opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lord and
daughter, Emma, of Boston, are with
Mrs. ], " Shaw to stay two weeks
Mrs. Nellie Brown Maxfed returned
to her home in Michigan Monday after
a few days visit at L. P. Bailey's.
Katherine and Charlotte Gee returned
" COutH vernon FRIDAY afternoon after
spending a week with their father. F. H.
Geo.
Miss Anna Blood, Miss Olive Blood.
Miss Bessie Braley and Miss Sylvia Der
ry returned Monday after staying a few
days in Mortified, Mass.
The thermometer registered low
enough for a frost Saturday morning,
but there was a heavy fog which prob
ably saved the garden produce.
DR.. H. H. Lawrence is sick and is I'M
der the care of DR.. Lynch of Brattle-
boro and is attended by nurse. Mrs.
Lawrence has returned from Springfield.
Mrs. Freme of Montevideo, Mimi, and
daughter, Mrs. Florence Batchelder, a
teacher of Arroyo, Porto Rico, were re-
cent guests at R. H. Braleys on West
hill
There are three candidates for repre-
sentative in the general assembly
George T. Aplin, regular Republican; E.
w. Aiken, Progressive; j. w. Shelley,
Socialist.
There will be a union service in the
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing, but the Baptist Bible school will
meet at their own chapel as usual at
the close of the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Allis G.. Houghton and
son, William, of Fitchburg made a short
visit with their sisters, Mrs. A. B. H.
Harris and Miss Lizzie s. Houghton,
coming Saturday and returning home
Sunday.
Rev. Preston r. Crowel of Midway,
Mass, was in town Saturday calling on
friends. Mr. Crowell is the youngest son
of Ransom Crowell and for few years
in his youth lived in this town and at
tended school in old No 2. His father
built the house now owned by G. L.
Pierce.
Earl Dawson, who has been at work
for James p. Meaney in Brattleboro
was kicked in the face by horse last
week Wednesday night. He was made
unconscious and was taken to the Me-
mortal hospital. Five of his lower teeth
were Knocked out, the lip was badly cut
ana there were other bruises on his
face. He knew nothing of the accident
not sensing any pain, but recovered con-
seriousness to find that he was badly bat
tered, and the usual soreness and pain
followed He came to his home Friday
morning, having left the hospital
Thursday afternoon and being taken to
the home of Mr.. Meany, where he was
cared for until he came home.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Mclean
Patterson was held in the home of her
daughter. Mrs. M. G. williams, Friday
afternoon at 230. Rev. f. w. Sharp OF
Springfield, a former pastor, officiating
Miss Jennie e. Pierce sang "Will there
be any stars in my CROWN" Lead
Kindly Light" and" Abide with me-" The
burial took place in Maple Grove GEM
etery. George e. Patterson Albert c.
Patterson, M. G. Williams, Rev. l.. p.
Tucker, V. A. Doty and Vernon Williams
Wis, Rev. and Mrs. L. p. Tucker of
town who attended the funeral were
George r. Patterson OF Sheboygan,
Mich, Rev. and Mrs. L. p. Tucker of
Syracuse, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
A. Doty and daughter Of Montpelier,
Mr.. and Mrs j. p Meaney and Mrs
Beulah Doane OF Brattleboro and Mrs.
Pratt of Bellows Falls.