Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04
The PUTNEY COLUMN

F. +. Hewitt, who has been i'll, il more
comfortable.
Miss Olive Blood is at the home of the
late II. A. Blood.
Stella Prouty is at the girls camp at
West Dummerston.
Miss Edith Andrews of Situate, Mass,
is guest of Miss Jennie Pierce.
Waldo Howard of New York city is
at home for two-weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Patterson is visiting
friends and relatives in Bratteboro.
Eva McCullock has returned home
after helping Mrs. ID. II. Smith two
weeks.
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser was in Saxtons
River Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Grace
Vancour.
Burditt's orchestra of five pieces made
its first appearance in Putney at a
dance Wednesday night.
Mrs. Caroline Goodrich, Mrs. l.. p.
Fuller, Francis Goodrich and Leone
Fuller are at Hampton Beach for u
month.
The regular meetings of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Community church are
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month.
Mrs. Marie Parle Rounds and little
daughter of Brattleboro were recent
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick Parle.
Mrs. r.. f. Knight has as her guest
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Lougee. who has
been quite i'll since her arrival. but is
more comfortable.
Mrs. Emily Dana returned TO her
home at Mrs. b. X. Wright's after WIS.,
iting her nephew and family, DIR. Coy
Bugbee, at Springfield.
Mrs. Andrew Aver and little daugh-
ter. EVELYN. of Keene, y. H., are guests
of Mrs. katherine Marines and Mrs. L.
II. Bugbee this week.
Five men employed by the state for
estry department are in town working on
the trees. They room at O. i. Buttons
and board at II. o. Cobbs.
Mrs. Flora p. Cole is in Bellows Falls
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Lee
c. A. Poland returned from Rescue
lake with his family Sunday.
Mrs. r. H. lands and two children
left Tuesday morning for their home in
Soderton. Pa. after being guests
month of Miss Lizzie Houghton.
Frank f. Ketcham. veteran of the
World war; is in Boston at hospital
for observation. His mother. Mrs. Edna
ketcham. has gone to work at the Smith
box shop.
The Christian Endeavor tonic for Aug.
9 is Better Recreation. Thessslonians
D 1924. Leaders. Miss Rhona Patter-
son and Denton II. Smith. Consecra-
ton meeting.
Miss Mildred Howard. oldest child of
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Howard, returned
Sunday from vacation spent with her
aunts in Northampton, Hatfield and
Brattleboro.
Those who attended the play. Nothing
But the Truth. which was given by
Brattleboro talent, We're highly enter
tanned and it is spoken well of by all.
1t was the best amateur work seen here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaudy and son.
Junior. of st. Petersburg, Fla, Thomp-
son Brooks and sister. Miss Helen
Brooks. of Philadelphia were guests the
first of the week of their aunt, Mrs. w.
Il. Parker.
The meeting of the Junior Christian
EndeavOr of Aug. 10 will have for the
topic. One Thing l Have Learned From
the Bible. Ps. 10 rs. This is consecra-
ton meeting. Leaders, Ruth Blood and
Marjorie Brooks.
A tonsl and adenoid clinic is being ar
ranged by the Red Cross to be held at the
Memorial hospital Friday morning, Aug.
4, to care for school children from Put
ney and Dummerston, following up the
medical examination in the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bugbee were in
Springfield (Vt.) Friday, where they Wis
tied few hours with their daughter.
Mrs: Ray Farrell, and called at the hos
pltal to see Mrs. Bugbee's brother who
mad fallen down an elevator well while
at work carpentering. She found him
larry comfortable. but he had a broken
coliarbone and many cuts and bruises.