Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15
A UNION LECTURE COURSE
PuTNEY TO HAVE SERIES OF EN-
TERTAiNMENTs THIS FALL.
For Benefit Of Three Church societies
The Program Plannsd-eurial OF
Samuel Leland, Former Resident
Other Local News.


Samuel Leland, Former Resident
Other Local News.
A course of lectures will be given In
the town hall, beginning wednesday
20, under the name or Put-
ney Social Union entertainments
The net cash proceeds from TINS
course will be divided equally between
the Ladies' Aid societies OF the bap-
tist. Congregational and Methoais.
as follows: -,
September 90, Chautauqua Ideal
Concert company. Miss Abbie May
Evans reader; Miss Isabel Verne, So
prano.
September 81. lecture: Adrift and at
Anchor. by Emanuel c. charlton
Phi. ID.
october 4, lecture: Tales from the
Sea. DR.. Charlton.
october II, Chautauqua Ideal Con-
cert company Miss Evans and MISS
Verne. 49,, A.,
october IS. lecture: Among the Au-
thors. DR., Charlton.
f. e. Blood spent Sunday at Spot
ford lake.
Miss Kate Heffron visited relatives
at Bellows Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bosworth re-
turned from their trip Monday.
II Place of North Troy is guest
of Rev A. s. Buzzell and family,
Mrs. Patrick Qualters OF Bellows
Falls is visiting Mrs. Robert Hebron
e. e. Blood and Dr. |. r. Doane at
tended the Springfield fair Wednesday
Fred Crawford has had one of his
eyes injured quite seriously by getting
glass into it.
Mrs. f. S. Munger of Windsor was
n guest of Miss n y. Clarke over sun
day.
Miss HoeIzel of Springfield Mass,
was a guest at II. +. Tafts over sun
day.
Mrs. ]. p. whitney, DR.. and Mrs.
I r. Doane spent Friday at Spring
field
Iouis Kelley of Minneapolis Mimi,
was a guest at DIR. j. Z. Russelrs last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Puffer of
Brattleboro are guests at @. L.
Pierce's.
Charles Russell Of Walpole. n. H.,
was guest at DR.. j. f. Russeifs
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. G.. Everleth accompanied Mr.
E1yerleth to Newfane Monday to spend
the week.
Mrs. Mary Sanders of Springfield
Mass spent a few days in town the
last of the week.
Mrs. p. j. Warwick and children re-
turned Saturday from their visit at
Haverhill. \. II
I keenp
n. H., Saturday after spending week
at his fathers. Milo Whitneys.
Richard Elliot of Boston. Mass. was
guest of his cousin. Miss Mary Ell
| liot. this week returning Tuesday.
Miss Jennie f. Pierce and Mrs, Ray
| mond ]. Goodell visited Mrs. L. +.
Stafford at Chicopee, Mass, Friday.
| George Hannum. secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A.. Westfield Mass. was a
guest at Fred Hannum's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Robbins went to
Westmoreland. ~ H., Saturday to at
/ tend a clam bake at the county farm
Miss A. Gertrude Blanchard. who
has been visiting at f. e. Robertson s.
| Is now the guest of Miss r. X. Booth.
| Thomas Heenan went to Haverhill.
N. H.. Saturday and returned Monday
accompanied bN MIS-. iiSNiah
Master Robert.
| The Ladies' society of the Baptist
church met with Mrs +. A. Fifield
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
good attendance. Supper was served
and good time enjoyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Bragg of Keene,
N. H., who are on a carriage drive.
visited in town this week at Norman
Whitney's, f. +. Bloods Milo Whit
ney's and with other friends.
James Dwight willard of Brattle-
boro and Miss Hattie NJ. Kidder of
Putney were married Wednesday by
Rev. A. S. Buell. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lard will begin housekeeping in Put
lney in James Leslie's house.
/ George Camp of Palmer and Andrew
Camp of Northampton, Mass, visited
their sister, Mrs. George r. Stoweli
over Sunday Andrew Camp expects
| to leave soon for Los Angeles, Cal.
where he will make his home.
The Putney grange has accepted an
invitation from Protective grange oil
Brattleboro to visit them at their next
regular meeting Wednesday evening
land will furnish the entertainment
All members are cordially invited. The
next regular meeting of Putney grange
will be omitted.
| Baptist church, Rev. A. ). BuzZell,
pastor: Young Mems Praying band,
| 10 a. M: As a. m, sermon by pas
tor. Gods Plan of Salvation and Mans
Objections: IL M. Bible school: 3 p.
m. service on West hill. subject, A
Great Proclamation: $3.50 m, Chris
tiau Endeavor: 1880 .. M, union SER
vice. sermon by ]. ID. King.
Edwin II. Miller and several of his
pupils. assisted by Mrs. Miller and the
Brattleboro male quartette, will give
la concert in the town hall Tuesday
evening at o'clock under the aus
pices of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Miller will act as accompanist
and give several readings and the sol
oists will include Miss Jennie Pierce OF
Putney. soprano. Miss Gertrude Mat.
thews of Brattleporo. contraito, aired
S. Thompson of Brattleboro. baritone,
and members of the quartette. After
the concert cake and coffee VIII De
served.
The remains of Samuel Leland of
Windsor former resident OF TINS
town. were brought here for burial
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Leland was
foreman in the wooden mill OF the late
James Keyes when living in town. He
married Miss Kate Whitney. who died
several years ago. He had been for
many years member of Golden Rule
lodge. No. 32. F. ga. NJ. The members
of the lodge acted as escort and had
charge of the burial service at the
grave. The burial was in Mt. Pleas
ant cemetery Edison n. Pierce OF
Windsor and Mrs. Goodrich, nephew
and niece of Mrs. Leland. were pres
ent.