Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-16
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

~. II. BlOOO is moving 10 HIS ldIm
and will continue his milk route.
Miss Helen Crowley is in Boston to
attend q cooking school a month.
Stanley Stafford is wiring the Brad
| ley house for additional electric lights.
Miss Edith Page is at home from
Mortified seminary for the summer
vacation.
There was no service on Putncy
mountain Sunday afternoon, on account
of the rain
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Coe have come
from Boston to spend the summer at
their home here.
Miss katherine Booth returned Sat |
urdav from Mount Hermon, where she
had been two weeks.
Rev. Andrew Forest of Providence,
r. l., will preach in the Congrega
tional church Sunday.
The women of the Congregational
church will serve their regular monthly
supper Tuesday evening, June 20.
Mrs. Fred b. Howard and three
children are in Kingston, r. l., for a
month s visit with her parents.
Miss Katherine Williams left Satur-
day for a visit with relatives in Al
stead, N. H., before going to her home
in Springfield, Mass.
Ben and Frank Howard and their
uncle of Jamaica, c.. A. Poland and
John Bolliger went to Boston and re-
turn by automobile Wednesday.
Mrs. B. F. Howard is visiting her
mother in Brattleboro. Her sister, Mrs.
Greenwood, of Brattleboro is keeping
house for her during her absence.
NJ,
Putney, has bought new Indian motor
cycle with side car attachment through
the Indian agency of Fred Hcscock, Brat
tleboro.
Children S Sunday was observed in
the Congregational church last Sunday
with appropriate services. r. +. Ian
dis of Mount Hermon gave the adj
dress.
An autotruck came from Keenc, N.
H., Tuesday for the goods of Elliott
Cook, which they had been waiting
for several days. The family went al
so by automobile Tuesday afternoon
to their new home.
First Baptist church, r. b. Davis pas
tor. Preaching service at 10.45. Sub
icct, The Doctrine of Retribution; -
M, Bible school; Z p. m, The Useful
= tation to all services.
About 80 attended the demonstration
; of the cver-wear aluminium cooking
utensils in the Congregational vestry
q. by f. V. Morse of Brattlcboro assist
ed by Mrs. Morse. Various articles were
cooked and served to the satisfaction
of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howard returned
5 Thursday, June s, from two-weeks
= visit with their daughters, Mrs. Jennie
, Allen in Northampton and Mrs.
Blanche Wight in Hatfield. Mrs. How
= ard has been confined to the house with
' lumbago since her return.
Mrs. George w. Beauregard arrived at
her home in East Putney June 8, after
a months visit to her home in Sydney, n.
). She has two brothers in the first and
second Canadian csntiAsent. one of whom
, was recently promoted to corporal for
bravery in trenches in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford of
Washington, d. c., are with their son,
Howard, at his home on West hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Stafford have spent several
summers here and have made many
= friends among the townspeople, who are
l glad to welcome them back
A pie social will be held in the
West hill schoolhouse. Tuesday even
r ing, June 20. Each woman is asked to
bring a pie. Coffee will be served An
= entertainment of instrumental and vo-
cal selections will be rendered A cor
= dial invitation il extended to all.
f. Bowie, who sold his farm on West
/, hill and bought house in Brattleboro,
i moved his family to their new home
/ last week. Their many friends are sor-
i ry to lose such pleasant neighbors, but
wish them abundant prosperity. Mr.
. Biddle, who will occupy the place, is
i now there putting in crops.
!. There will be an entertainment by
!, the pupils of the public schools under
the auspices of the Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION on Friday evening, June %
: in the town hall. There will be plays
drills and music, and a very fine en-
4 tertainment is promised. All who en-
n joy young people are assured an even
II ing of amusement.
An open air service will be held Oh
Putncy mountain, at the summit, il
the county road Sunday at p. IN
The service will be in charge of Rev
, r. b. Davis, special music will be pro
vided and everyone is cordially invit
s. cd If stormy Sunday, or damp ano
cold from rain the day previous, the
service will be held in the West hill
/ schoolhouse.
y Guy Davis, who has had charge OF
II the New England Telephone exchange
> left Wednesday with his family. $. f
i II Neill of Rutland has moved in ant
+ will have charge of the exchange ant
- repair work of the lines and the in
stallation of new instruments. The
: two-year-o old daughter of Guy Davis
IL fell from the vcranda and broke hel
~ arm the day before they left town.
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