Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-08-19
The PUTNEY COLUMN
The Dale.COe Concert.

sized audience at their concert in the
town hall Thursday night, which was
given under the auspices of the women
of the Community church for the benefit
of the church. The audience was great
ly pleased with the work of the two
artists and manifested its hearty APP
prevail. The pruoram embraced Selcc-
lions of varied charactcr, all within the
comprehension of those present, yet de-
cidedly above the trashy and popular.
Miss Ddle's delightful voice aud pleasing
manner gave great sltisf;,ctIou. While to-
many the splendid work of Mrs.. Coc. both
in solo numbers and az accompanies. was
revelation Her techniodl skill and
ability to correctly interpret piano com
positions is very marked.
Miss Sophia White is visiting a few
days in Springfield, Mass.
Edgar c. Parker, who has been i'll the
past week is gaining slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter of Brattleboro
are visiting at b. j. crawford S this
week
c. l.. Thwing is spending some time
with relatives in Springfield, Southwick
and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle arc sronding their
vacation with their parcl.'. IL. and Mrs.
Frank Fifeld.
Miss Ruth Prentiss West Brattle-
boro is guest this week of her sister,
Airs. Denton Smith
Miss Beatrice Browning and Robert
Browning are spending the week with
friends in Greenfield Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Richmond and
daughter Mildred of Westminster were
guests Sunday of Mrs. {. F. Farnum.
Constable IL. O. Cobb, who has been in
Bellows Falls on duty during the strike,
=, atnn hi
Milford Martin finished work for d. J.
Smith Corporation Saturday. Seth Ellis
is driving the team this week.
Miss Irene Cooper Of Brattlcboro was a
guest from Friday 10 Monday of Miss
Helen Martins at Char Booths.
f. r. Whitney has added caneing
chairs and upholstering to u work at his
repair shop in F. Il. Towards building.
Mrs Bert Barrett and children and her
mother Mrs. Ballard, of Rutland are
guests of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gary
Martin.
Miss Hattie Corser returned to her
home in Hoyoke the first of the week
after vacation at her aunt's, Mrs. c..
j.. Thwing's.
Mrs. Thomas Ames and two sons. Pat
sey and James, and maid left Monday for
a visit of a few weeks with her aunt at
Rockport, Mass.
Mrs. \. b. II. Harris and her sister,
Miss Lizzie Houghton, are expected to-
come to their home this week from
F'chburg, Mass.
Miss Frances Johnston, who had been
visiting several weeks with Mrs. n. Il.
Thurber. returned to her home in Green
iield, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. A. b. III. Harris, Miss Lizzie
Houghton and their nephew, Billie
Houghton, came Wednesday afternoon to
their home on Kimball hill from Fitch
burg, Mass.
Mrs Villa J. Davenport returned the
last of the weei. from South ROyaltOn,
where she was assisting in the care of a
cousin who died before Mrs. Davenport
returned home.
Miss Frances Russell, who has been
attending summer school at Radcliffe
college, came Saturday to be with her
mother and sister at the Russell home
for few weeks.
Miss Sylvia Derry is having a week S
vacation from her duties as bookkeeper
for the Smith corporation. Miss Ruth
Prentiss of West Brattleboro is assist
ing Mr.. Smith during her absence.
Mrs. b. X. Wright, accompanied by
Miss Emily Dana, who makes her home
with Mrs. Wright. and Miss Dana's
DTOIHeT, NdJHdH DdHu, itll IludH loI
Hartland to visit relatives in that vicin-
ity.
The Community Chautauqua opens
next Monday evening. 4 pied Pipers
P-Rade is wanted, who from the ages
Of six to so will costume and be in it.
Three prizes will be offered for the three
best costumes.
On Friday evening the second annual
dance will be given by The Legion with
Shows orchestra furnishing music A
supper of cold meats, mashed potatoes,
succotash, rolls, ice cream and cake will
be served by the Ladic AUXILIARY.
The corn and marshnailow roast given
in the Page pasture on Wes hin opposite
the No. schoolhouse Wednesday eve
Hing was attended by a large party and
despite the rain. was a pleasant affair in
honor of Miss Irene Colburn's guests.
Mrs. II. G. Everleth and daughter,
Miss Charlotte Easton of New York, who
il spending her vacation with her mother,
left Monday for 1insdale, y. H., where
they will visit Mrs. Everleth's sister, Mrs.
Wellington. From there they 60 to Keene
to visit friends
Edward Glynn, who has been en-
ployed at the Smith corporation shop
while waiting for orders, will go, this
week to report at Springf9l! to the F.
+. Ley Co., contractors, who will send
him to Stockbridgc. NJ. He goes in
a capacity of bookkee er, time keeper
etc.
Rev. c. H. Moorehouse left Tuesday
for a two weeks vacation at the home
of his mother on Lake Winnepasauke,
He was accompanied by Mrs Horn, who
has been his guest two weeks and by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt, who will
go to visit friends in New London, n.
H.
Two Italian artists from New York
We're advertised to appear Friday evening
in concert. A dance was to follow the
concert. for which Shows orchestra was
to furnish music There was no concert.
but dancing was enjoyed by small num-
Der, many Of the Young people having
gone to Westminster Ncst to attend a
play and dance thai evening
Miss Nina Wood had an accident at
Mrs. ID. Ii. Smiths willie RAINING an
electric washer. She was feeding and
taking away from the wringer attach
ment when her left hand was caught in
the rolls and run into it a few inches
above the wrist. She screamed and Mrs
Smith came to the rescue, reversed the