Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

ferson Davis, the fallen chief Of the south
ern confederacy.
f. A. Burdett is driving team for Corse
& Britton.
Mrs. Hannah O. Parker returned from
Lyndonyile Monday.
Leayitt Roberts has returned from q Wis
1t in Holyoke, Mass,
Mrs. A. l.. Howard and her father wen
this week TO Windsor.
Miss Julia B. Gorham was in Greenfield
for a few days this week.
f.. N. Martindalc Of Gouyerneur, y. Y.
is q guest at Charles h.bber's.
David ~ Frost went Monday to Berwick
Me-, to visit his brother Fred Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Bailey visited il
| Springfield, Mass, the first of the week
! Dr. George S. Foster went to Montpelier
Friday to attend meeting Of the Mystic
Shrine.
Mrs. Hannah X. Waite returned Monday
from q visit Of several weeks in Bellows
Falls.
/ Miss Rebecca Legree. who has been Wis
! iting at VI. c. Ingalls's, returned to hei
home Wednesday.
MISS IlhtAAt hallldAhAp NAhhNAA -
Montpelier seminary, lis home for th,
Christmas vacation.
DR.. W. A. Dawson will go from Putney
to Brookline Friday to attend the roll cal
of the Baptist church there,
Mrs. Henry c. warnock OF Holyoke
Mass, is guest Of her grandparents, Mr.
! and Mrs. W. A. Cole. this week.
Sunday morning in the Baptist church
the pastor, Rev. II. T.. Buffum, will preach
Christmas sermon. Topic, Emmanuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Nathan went this
week TO New York city Mr.. Nathan will
soon take "trip to Kansas City and also
10 New Mexico,
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Houghton and little
daughter Gladys Of Burlington came
Thursday to spend the Christmas vacation
at James p Whtney's.
Merrill Pierce has sold his house in East
Putney to John Jeffrey. Nr and Mrs.
Pierce are making their home with their
son, Ezra F. Pierce. in this village.
Putney grange will hold its next meet
ing Friday evening Dee. %, Reports Of
the officers for the year will be given and
the election Of officers for the ensuing year
held.
Tuesday evening, Dee IS, will be held
the annual election Of officers Of Col, w. Fl.
Greenwood post and also the annual election
~ the officers Of Col. W. II. Greenwood w.
r. c.
Thomas J. Heenan and family moved
Monday from his place situated on the
cross road from the Nathan farm to the
Coebrook farm to Frank $, Harris's house
which was recently occupied by MILO IL.
Whitney and family.
10
morning the pastor will use the first ten
minutes in speaking to the young people
Everyone is cordially welcomed. The chill
dren Of the Sunday school have an inter-
esting concert planned for Christmas eve
in connection with their tree.
The week of prayer will be observed be.
ginning Monday, Dec 81, with a watch
meeting in the Methodist church. Services
will be held in the Methodist church Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, in the Baptist
church Wednesday and Thursday, and in
the Congregational church Friday and Sun
day evenings.
The Christmas exercises in the Baptist
church will consist of sacred concert Sun
day evening, beginning at 7 o'clock. Mon
day evening there will be a Christmas tree.
The program will consist of songs and rec
itatons, illustrated by stereopticon views.
Supper will be served to the children at
$50 o'clock An invitation is extended TO
the Congregational people and to the gem
eral public to unite in these exercises.
Carroll Whitney of Keene. N. H., was a
guest at Milo +. Whitney's Sunday and
Monday On his return to Keene he was
accompanied by his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy
Jackson who will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Jackson, of that
city. Mrs. Jacksons home has been with
her son, No f. whitney. Mr.. Whitney has
broken up housekeeping and stored his
household goods and he will board for the
present with Thomas j. Heenan.
Children's night was very pleasantly OBJ
served by Putney grange last Friday even
ing with the following program: Recita-
ton, The Sparrows, Ethel Page; telephone
recitation, Hazel Dawson; stereopticon
slides illustrating cute jokes; Jacks
Dinner, illustrated by views,
Mrs. W A. Page Ethel Page and Edlth
Page: illustrated vision OF st. Nlcholas
song Sweet and Low, Hazel Dawson;
stereoptcon views H. f. Buffum; taoieau'
of popcorn and fruit were
served.
The roll call at the Baptist church
began at o'clock with a praise
service followed by historical sketch OF
the church by F. A. Burdett. church clerk.
The roll was called by f. A. Burdett and
responded to by the members. paper in
has been prepared by Mrs. +.
A. Fifeld and was read by Mr.. Fifeld as
Mrs. Fifeld was i'll. Four deaths have oc'
Cured during the year-Putney s. Han
mum. Mrs. Norman Cobb Mrs. David NJ.
Frost and Mrs. George l.. Pierce. supper
was served at $50 with Rev. H. f. Buff
fun as POSTMASTER. Greetings from the
other churches were given by Rev. A. 8
Charlton and Rev. L. W. Mowry. me reia-
tion of this church to state missions was
discussed by DR.. w. A. Dawson. me
Sunday school superintendent, Fl. o. Gas
sett. also spoke and the Young People
society of Christian Endeavor was toasted
by F. A. Burdett, president; the Ladies
Aid society by Mrs. f. F. Pierce, presi,
dent: evening service, praise service and
scripture reading by Rev. L. W. Mowry
and prayer by Rev. A. s. Charlton, The
address of the evening was by Dr. W. A.
Dawson of Burlington.
WESTMINSTER WEST