Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-09
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

Mrs. Harriet Taft is moving this week
to the Huntley house.
Arthur Dodge of Springfield was with
friends I'm town a part of last week.
Mrs lyman Wood is visiting her
daughter in Springfield and Greenfield
u W Moore and family of Bellows
Falls vi ted Saturday at f. j. Cooke $.
Mrs. 7orrey of Wellesley Hills. Mass
was a recent guest of Mrs Henry T.
Coe.
Miss Edna Burroughs went Friday
to her home in Rutland to stay until
Monday.
Many of our young people attended the
band concert in Brattleboro "Wednesday
evening.
Herbert L. Wheat of Boston visited his
sisters. Mrs. G. S. Foster and Mrs. II.
c. Warren, this week,
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser was called to Or
ange Mass, Wednesday by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Scott
| T Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Dodge, who mad
! been visiting their aunt, Miss Mary Jane
.O'Nef have returned to Keene.
Rev. Il. w. Sharp of Brattleboro Will
breach in Pierce's hall. East Putney'
mex g.. day afternoon at 2,3O o CLOCK
DR. vOye of Charlestown, n. H., call
ell u.or DR.. L. II. Bugbee MONDAY
They were classmates at Dartmouth COL
lego
A Waiting party was held in the town
han Monday evening, Mrs. May Guy FUR
nishi.g the music on the piano. whlch
wa very satisfactory.
NJ. Bertha Fuller Cefrey ana little
bau of Maiden Mass, have returned
to ,teir home after a visit with Mrs
Get Us father, Earl E. Fuller
Nj. May Guy of Springfield, Mass
has cen here with millinery from Lew :
sor Springfield store. She displayed
her Goods at Mrs. Ira Davenports.
~ W. H. Dickinson and Mrs. Eva
Greenwood of Marlboro, n. H.. are at
ter ing the meetings of the Woman
Re If corps in Bennington this. week.
Mss Katherine Booth left Thursday
for "a visit with Mrs. w. E. Aver In
FL burg, and will go from there &c
Lepninster to visit her brother, Z. L.
BE-. %.
NJ and Mrs. Frank Day of Newton
Mas have been visiting relatives IN
tow the past week and with Mrs. }. V
shaw. they Spent two weeks at the
Ba ley camp.
Miss Jennie f Pierce, who has beer
taking the normal training course ir
BRYANT & Stratton's business college If
Boston is expected home this week tc
spend the summer.
A Gospel hymn praise service will be
1Sd in the Baptist church Thursday
hing, June Is, at $50 o'clock. All are
b:Aaly invited to come and to bring
ther Gospel hymns
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Branard went Sat
urday to Townshend and from there tc
Chester, where Mrs Brainard remained
while he attended the Grand Army en-
campment in Bennington.
VIII A. Wood and F. A. Burditt have
returned from Newfane where they were
on duty as jurors. Mr.. Wood is agar
attending to his duties at the mea
market and Harold Bugbee is also a
work there after a lay-off with illness
from blood poisoning caused by mos
quito bite on his arm
The Boston Sunday Globe con
tanned an article giving the history o
the Randolph Normal school, in view o
the fact that after 106 years of existence
| it is to be succeeded by the state agri
| cultural school The article was accom-
panied by a picture of the graduating
class including Miss Ethel B. Page o
this town.
The ladies of the Grange will give
| literary entertainment Saturday evening
including farce "A Love of Bon
net" with the following cast: Mrs Clip
per, widow Mrs Aver; Kitty, he
laughter, Miss Burroughs; Aunt Je
Nah Hopkins, a eetle inquisitive, Mrs
kgbee; Mrs. Hortensa Fostone yer
Inteel, Mrs Corser; Dora, her daugh
',r. Eleanor O'Connor; Katy Doolar
IRISH help, Mrs. Poland. Ice cream an
lake will be on sale and the evening
will conclude with dancing from 10 unit
2 o'clock.