Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-15
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

A party of young people went to Mount
Monadnock to camp over Sunday.
Miss Edith Bugbee is away on her va
cation from the W. A. Cole Paper Cos
office, where she is stenographer and book
keeper.
Mrs. May Ketchum Glynn has returned
from Boston, where she stayed short
time with her husband. While away she
visited in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Harris. Ray
mond Austin and Mildred Brooks were at
Spofford lake to make arrangements for
the Sunday school picnic on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Crippen left Mon.
day for Troy, n. Y, where they visited
with relatives until Thursday, when they
returned to be present at the Thursday
evening prayer meeting
Mrs. II. c. Everleth left Wednesday
for New York to be with her daughter,
Miss Charlotte Eaton, while Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Eaton, with whom Charlotte makes
her home, are away on their vacation.
Thomas Maley's family of Greenfield are
at w. j. Smiths. Miss Helen Braney of
Springfield Mass, and Pauline Smith,
who has been with her unces family in
A good audience greeted the men from
Brattleboro who were at the community
church Sunday evening and held service
Of deep interest. The service was in
charge of Frederick S. Knight, formerly
of this town.
Mrs. Charles W. Buckley of Whtestone
Landing J.. l., is visiting her uncle and
aunt, +. H. Clarke and Miss Nellie Clarke.
Mrs. Buckley will be remembered as Ruth
Brdgman, who has spent many vacations
at the Clarke home.
Miss Linderman and Miss Ida Under
man returned to their home in Philadel-
phia Tuesday after two-weeks' visit with
their niece, Mrs w. f. Parker. On Mon
day night Mrs Sarah Linderman of Phla-
delphia came to her daughters. Mrs
Palker's, for an extended visit.
2 George jenkins, who went last week to
Hinsdale to work at the c. A. Robertson
paper mill, expects to move his family to
Hinsdale Thursday Leon Nass was NOV
ing the goods with his motor truck Mr..
Jenkins's family will be missed in Put
ney, where they have many warm friends
q William Speno, who formerly owned
the Putney fruit market, has returned
from overseas and has been discharged
from the army. Mr. Speno was with the
army of occupation in Germany. He has
made no plans for the future, but he may
visit his home in Italy before entering
upon any business engagement.
Mrs. Maud Dawson and son, Earl Da-
yison, who has just returned from service
overseas, are with Mrs Davison's sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser, for visit They are
now living in Norwich Conn, where Mr..
Dawson has worked about three years
Earl was working at the Indian Motor
Cycle Co.'S shop in Springfield, Mass,
when he left for service overseas and
may return there
At the regular meeting of the Eastern
Star Wednesday evening a new member
was initiated. Mrs. Fannie Huntley of
Brattleboro, a member of this chapter
and Mrs. Olive Stowell, who has always
kept her membership here although be-
ing away from town many years, We're
present She now holds the Office of
chaplain of Golden Rule Chapter Mrs.
A. f. Miller and Mrs. May Morris of
Brattleboro, Mrs Glynn of the Spring |
field, Mass, chapter also were present to
assist. Mrs. Hattie Spaulding of South |
IIadley Falls, who is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Harriet Taft, was present. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served.