Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
THE PUTNEY COLUMN

George H. Gassett was in Greenfield,
Mass, Wednesday ON business.
Miss Lizzie Houghton is planning tol
return to Fitchburg Friday.
On Thursday, George Prozzo, who has
been i'll with scarlet fever, was better.
Alfred Hall and daughter of Winches-
ter, Mass, were in town calling on friends
Aug. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Gassett and two
grandchildren were visitors in Saxtons
River Sunday -
The public schools will open Tuesday,
Sept. g, with the same teachers in the
central school,
Henry NJ Warren and Deacon f. L.
Pierce celebrated their Seth birthday an
niversaries Aug. %.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Pierce of Boston
Were guests from Friday to Sunday OF
Deacon +. Il. Pierce.
Miss Charlotte Eaton returned IN New
York Sunday after spending three
weeks vacation with her mother, Mrs.
ii. G.. Everleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold l.. Adkins and
Miss Mabel Hawley of Whatcv, Na 49,.
were weekend guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Norton f. Ihurber.
Mrs. Mae (Scott) Patterson and
daughter, Dorothy, of Longmeadow,
NIuSS., anu MIS- w lIlluIDS uIC
at +. B. Hanam's for week.
Marjorie Adams, daughter of John
Adams, is in Nelson x. H., to visit
eanor, is with her grandmother in Sax
tons River.
Mrs George Marines and sister in
law, Miss Helen Marines, are in NHs'
ton this week. They left little oaral
at Fitchburgh with tire Aver family dur
ing their stay in Boston.
Miss Dorothy Wood. daughter " Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Wood, will GO 20 Bos
ton to take her last year at hi.h school
Miss Wood has completed three v"ar;
at the Brattleboro high school.
Mrs. Caroline Goodrich was taken tC
the Memorial hospital Wednesday aft
emoon for an operation. She was ac
companied by her daughter. Mrs. Leor
Fuller, and Mrs. E. A. Phillips in Mr.
Phillips s car.
Miss Pauline Smith worked for Mrs
oh. Smith during the stay of the Chau
tauqua people at her house and remained
the rest of the week. Miss Smith, Mrs
Davenport and Miss Mildred Martil
were left while Mr.. Smith took littl
vacation.
The lawn party held h, tho ladies'
Aid society of the Commutt ",'urcl
Wednesday afternoon and vsr.ju- wa
but there were fair returns from tn
different tables and sale of ice cream
and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Howard and tire
children, Mildred, Leonard and Ger
trudc, returned Sunday night from
weeks vacation with Mrs. Towards par
ents in Kingston, X. l.. Leonard wa
very i'll with tonsiltis while away an
Though weak stood the automobile tri
hepe fairly well.
On Sunday morning there was specia
interest in the service at the Commit
pity church, which was the presentin
of missionary facts by workers froi
the field. Interest centered in DR.. Hal
riet Z. Parker of Madura, India, wh
went ont from East Putney and has
- a.. shed marvellous results.
70 dinner party at II. O. Cobb's
rday wa. a pleasant occasion
|" bles on the piazza. -. Te.-beina
reunion of the Cobb ia
those present were Mr.. and
Miller of Worcester. Mrs. Ma
Ms. Doris Wright and
of NGreeAfeld hlr. and
Cobb of~> Lcyt'n, Mr. and
Cobb of Be1nsrdeton. Mr.. and
I'M Benson. Mr.. and Mr.. Louis
and three sons of Bondville,
Iner Rawson and son. Gilbert
itawsonville, Al Cobb, Della Cobb,
Cobb, Earl Cobb and two sons. Mr..
Mrs. NJ. II. Stocker and sons. Robert
Stanley, of Wardsboro. Several
tives were prevented from being pre-
on account of illness. Next year tho
union will be held in Jacksonville.