Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-05
LIE PUTNEY COLUMN

Demanster NJ. Wheeler has been i'll
<his week.
Miss Caroline Reyes is visiting friends
at westerly, r. !.
Mrs. Whiting of New York is a guest
of Mrs. II. l.. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin II. Reed spent
Sunday in Saxtons River.
Milo Whitney of Brookline is at his
daughters, Mrs Thomas p. Carpenters.
Mrs. Kate Adams of Marlboro, NJ H.,
was a guest of Mrs. II. l.. Bailey Sun
day.
Rev. Mr. Bancroft of Charleston, this
state, will preach in the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Miss Katherine Booth returned Friday
from Springfield, where she had been a
guest since Tuesday of Mrs l. r. Doane.
The next meeting of the Grange will
be held Friday, July IL. This meeting
will be open to invited guests and an
interesting program will be given.
Miss Clara Gale of Claremont N. H.,
who for the past few months has been
boarding in her old home town, Brattle-
boro, is guest of Mrs. IL. T. Coe.
Miss Mamie Grimes, who has been
with her brother James Grimes, at Mrs
Irving Ketchum's is now visiting Mrs.
John Pattison, sr., at Walpole, N. H.
Mrs. j. E. Russell and Miss Russell
of Wiliamstown came Saturday to their
summer home, and Prof. Russell and
Miss Marion Russell Joined them Mon
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard have
moved here from Brattleboro to their
new home, the Dawson place, where
Mr.. Howard will go into the chicken
business
Miss Clara Kathan went to Wood
stock Friday to visit relatives She ac-
companied Mr.. Buffum who had been
guest of her grandmother Mrs. Joseph
Kent, on West hill.
Mrs. Herbert C. Norwood of East
Barnet, who had been visiting a few
days at her brothers, Earl E. Fuller's,
also visiting friends in Brattleboro, re-
turned home Tuesday
Charles Reuben Page celebrated his
birthday anniversary June 30, by taking
an automobile trip with the family
through the courtesy of Miss Beals, who
loaned her car for the occasion.
~ meeting of Maple Grove Cemetery
association will be held next Wednesday
evening at s o'clock in the seectmen's
room in the town hall building. full
attendance is desired.
Lawrence s. Aver, who graduated
from the Fitchburg high school last
week in a class of 81, was valedictoran.
PICluIe WIFI MS duuTeSS III Iull was
given In the Fitchburg paper. Mr..
Aver will enter Dartmouth college this
fall.
Mrs. Eugene Howe and daughter,
Katherine, returned Saturday from New
fame, where they attended the Wright
reunion at the home of Mrs. Howes
sister, Mrs. Edwards, who has since
gone to the hospital to undergo an OPP
Grafton.
Miss Eva and Miss Olive Blood at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Greenwood
in Marlboro, N. H., June 26 and a del
egation from the Grand Army and Re-
lief corps and other friends attended the
service in Dummerston the next day.
Rev. DR.. McCollester, her brother-in-
law, officiated.
The sewer from the Huntley house
which has emptied into an open drain
at the top of Kimball hill, has been
complained of as a nuisance and this
week Mr.. Huntley is having a ditch dug
and is running the pipes to a proper
place. The dump on the depot road
also has been complained of, and will
be abated.
Rev. j. E. Berry, who has been pas
1 tor of the Baptist church about four
4 Wears, preached his farewell sermon
unday. Mr.. Berry had the qualification
Of extending the right hand of fellow
ship to five candidates, welcoming them
to the church. OF these three had been
baptized the previous week and two
came by letter. One entire family, ia
ther, mother. son and daughter, united
at the same time, which was very i'm
pressive.
II. A. Lowell has sold to Mr. Knapp of
fewpshend handsome colt. Dolly Gray,
three years old in June of this year, for
$780, Last year Mr.. Lowell sold her
next older sister for 5000. He now has
pan Patch, full brother to the two
colts sold, and he values him at $500.
Dan Patch has the making of a fast
PAGER. These colts are all of good size.
They were sired by John Porter by Aris-
tos No. 56S3. Mr.. Lowell owns the hand
soonest two-year- old colt in this section,
sired by his Percheron stallion, Low
ellis Jumbo, and he will take pride in
showing this animal to the public.