Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-05
I've PUTNEY COLUMN

e. e. Blood has been i'll in bed with
grip this week
F. A. Austin was in Greenfield, Mass,
on business Thursday
Miss Bessie f. Braley returned from
Brattleboro Thursday.
George Gassett will work for II. A.
Blood during sugarng.
Mrs b. C. Clemens and daughter,
Lucy, are in Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Beulah Doane is in Bellows Falls
at work in the shirt factory.
Mrs. Leslie Howe has returned from a
short visit in Greenfield, Mass.
f. l.. Pierce and Charles Booth were
home from Brookline over Sunday.
Mrs. II. p. Farr is entertaining her
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
George II. Weber has again entered
the employ of the w. A. Cole Paper Co.
Ira Whitman of Bellows Falls is at NJ.
d. Whitman's assisting Mrs Whitman.
Clifford and Bernice Harrington re-
turned Wednesday from a visit In
Sharon.
William washburn came home Thurs
day from Dartmouth college for Easter
vaca ton
Miss Elizabeth Glidden is spending her
Easter vaca ton in Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Mrs. E. E. Gates returned home last
week from a visit in the north part of
the state.
H. L. Tiff, ST., was here Thursday
and reported he had sold his farm In
East Putney.
Mrs. e. E. Patterson has been visiting
in Milford, n. H., with her sister, Mrs.
Julia Willard.
Miss Doris Lee of Bellows Falls was
a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Flora
p. Cole, this week
Mr.. Upton of Mt Hermon will preach
in the Congregational church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. Daniel II. Patterson and daugh-
ter Rhona, of Brattleboro were recent
guests at E. E. Patterson's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurlbert has returned
to the Houghton farm after spending the
winter in New York and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred l. Howard re-
turned Saturday from two days stay
in Brattleboro with their daughter.
Miss Briggs and Miss Folett of Bos-
ton came Saturday to spend short time
at their summer home on West hill
Miss Bertha Lahey has finished work
at e. II. Millers in Dummerston and is
at the home of her mother, Mrs. 70. h.
Blood.
Miss Clara Wolfe were guests of Mrs.
c. w. Martin and Mrs. Gerry Martin over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Houghton of Springfield,
Mass is in town this week looking after
her house which has been vacated by her
tenants.
A regular meeting of the Fortnightly
club will be held in the home of Mrs
Coe April 10, when the annual play Will
be given.
There will be an Easter missionary
concert at the Baptist church Sunday,
April Z, at IL o'clock. An offering will
be made for home missions.
Lewis Burditt finished work at DR.. L.
H. Bugbee's Monday night He will
again enter school next Monday. Robert
O'Connor is taking his place.
Warren Wilbur has killed seven pigs
TN months old which weighed 2470
pounds. He sold them to James
Meaney at the local meat market.
Mrs. Bennett of New York state, who
has been visiting at William Garland's,
has hired the room vacated by Mrs.
Richards in Miss Walkups house.
Leon w. Houghton of Fitchburg has
returned to his home after a few days
visit with his sisters, Mrs A. B. H.
Harris and Miss Lizzie s. Houghton.
The public schools will open Monday,
April 8, with exception of the districts
z and at East Putney; these owing to
the bad roads will not open until April
Is.
Miss Eva Priest, who returned to
Brattleboro from the Washington trip,
was in town Tuesday and left for the
home of her mother in Boston Wednes-
day
Miss Hazel Dawson and Miss Maxine
Howard are guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Blood on West hill, where
they are enjoying the experience of sug-
airing
Miss Hattie Lombard returned from
her vacation in New York Thursday,
ready to resume her duties in the garm-
mar school, where she is a very efficient
teacher.
Anthony Kenrick and Loman Proctor
returned to their home in Bedford, Mass,
Monday after spending a few days with
Mr. Kenrick's daughter Mrs. e. w
TarbeH
Miss Annie Johnson left March 2S to
spend a short vacation with her mother
Mrs Peter Johnson, in Brattleboro be-
fore returning to her school duties In
district No. 8.
The delegates to the state and district
Republican conventions at Montpelier
who were elected in the caucus Saturday
evening are Clarence A. Poland and Ben
jamin f. Howard.
F. II. Gee, who has been seriously III
with grip two weeks, is making slow
progress toward recovery. Richard Pat
terson is at work at the station during
Mr.. Gees illness.
Mrs. Margaret Noonan OF Newton Up.