Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

\ Lawrence S. Aver is home from Fitch
burg for vacation!
Mrs Hannah Waite has been i'll this
week and under the care of DR.. Law
renee.
Miss Gladys Richmond of Westminster
was a recent guest Of her uncle, Charles
F. Farnum.
Rev ]. T. Buzzell of Jericho will
day morning.
Miss Beatrice Howard Is in Bridge
port, Conn. for a several weeks visit
with relatives.
George Shaw and Raymond Stowell
have recently entered the employ of the
Cole Paper company.
Miss Gladys Howe went Tuesday to
Northfield, Mass, where she has employ
ment in an ice cream parlor.
A. L. and j. l.. Howard are having
the Dawson house slated this week, Mr..
Hall of Brattleboro doing the work.
Mrs. C. A. Poland and two daughters,
Mary and Clarice. are spending the week
on s. l. Thomas's Mountain View farm.
The next regular meeting of the Col.
w. II. Greenwood Womans Relief corps
will be held Tuesday evening, July 20.
Mrs. Flora Bugbee has been working
at the telephone exchange this week
during the absence of Miss Helen Crow
ley.
.hr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith and
daughter, Mildred of Dover n. H.,
came Wednesday to their camp on the
Kerr farm.
Lewis Burditt who has been i'll since
the last day of school with typhoid fe-
yer, Is improving, the fever having left
him last week.
The lightning Sunday morning struck
telephone pole near the house of Her.
bert Howard and entered the house, but
did but little damage.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wood have re-
turned from their trip to Michigan.
where Mrs. Wood recently received
treatment in the baths.
E. Rice, who has been at work several
months for e. E. Blood teaming, has
finished work there and has begun work
at the Robertson paper mill.
Miss Nina Martin, who has been en-
ployed several months by Mrs. L. H.
Bugbee, has finished work there. She
went Monday to Windsor to visit
living to the extreme heat the next
meeting or the American Mechanics will
be held Saturday evening. Aug. 3, in
stead of the regular appointed time.
Miss Margaret Aver went Friday to
Enfield, N. H., to visit Miss Helen
Stacey, formerly of this town, whose
parents have a cottage at the lake there.
Mrs. Eugene Howe was at the Me-
mortal hospital at Brattleboro Saturday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Edwards of
Newfane, who is recovering from an
operation.
F. B. Howard is settled in his new
market and will keep his old stand of
business for storage. On August l he
will run his store and market on a
cash basis
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Corser went the
latter part of the week to Granite lake,
Munsonville. n. H., for an outing, J. L.
Underwood taking them there in his au-
tomoble. Mr.. Corser returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Q. B. Newcomb returned Thurs
day from a weeks visit in Brattleboro
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Taft.
She brought with her her granddaugh-
ter, Crystal Allen, who has been with
her since that time.
Clifford N. Dawson, who sold his place
to A. l.. and J. L. Howard, moved Mon
day to the Mrs. Edith Howard house,
where Fred B. Howard has lived, Mr..
Howard moving to the tenement over his
store vacated by James p. Meaney, who
moved to his house in Brattleboro last
week.
Miss Helen Crowley, operator at the
telephone exchange and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Crowley. was suddenly
taken Ill Saturday night. She submitted
to an operation for appendicitis. per-
formed by DR.. Lynch of Brattleboro, as
sisted by DR.. Lawrence, in the home Of
her parents. At last reports she was
comfortable as could be expected
Mr.. and Mrs B. R. Lewis of East
Putney had for their guests a few days
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Lewis
and three children of Modesto, Cal, and
Miss Stella Warwick of San Francisco.
Saturday they left for a months stay
at Birch Island, Lake Champlain. Mr..
Lewis is the brother of B. r. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Lewis expect to at
tend the Lewis reunion at Birch Island
early in August.