The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-24
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

PUTNEY.
| Mi.s Annie johnson returned irpm a
visit al Br,,tlebop Tuesday.
] Miss Jennie NJ. cole returned irum a
visit ~ llolyoke, Mass, Wednesday.
Mis- Roberts returned home last week
after spending the winter IN New York
city.
Mrs Fanny Wphbun OF Boston i
/ spending the Easter vacation at her home
! here.
Fred II. Tee spent Easter with hi, chill
drcn at the home OF his father IA West
Concord
!. ". shelley started Thursday on
tup west and wall 20 to California before
his return.
Samuel VI. Pcmbcr Of Springfield,
Mass, spent Easter at NJ. H. Pembers,
returning Tuesday.
Mn. l.. u. Wood returned saturday
from a weeks visit with her daughter,
lr. William Ahpns, In Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. W. H. Boorum returned 10 her
summer home here, FarawayFarm, En-
day after spending the winter AT Brook
lyn, y. Y.
Next Tuesday evening the singing
Notice of other schools and the concert
will be given next week.
4 large limb was blown from AN elm
tree at Miss T. NJ. Walkups by the high
wind Monday morning. The limb fell on
the roof Of the house, breaking the ROOT
somewhat.
Mrs. Roderic l.. Van came Tuesday
to Join her husband at Mrs. VI. l..
Robbinss where they will board. Mr..
Van has the position at the station re-
Gently held by Phillip Howard.
The Lords Supper will be administered
at the Congregational church next sun
day morning IN connection with the morn
ing service. 4 collection for one OF the
denominational missions societies will be
taken.
The Junior society OF the Baptist church
will hold social in the chapel Monday
evening The Baptist Juniors are taking
up a special picture study which includes
mission study and scenes from the life
of Christ,
Mrs. Sarah b. IIolton was surprised
Tuesday evening by gathering OF some
of her friends at her home in honor OF
her Dirt hday Several were present from
this village. Refreshments OF Ice cream
and cake Were served.
Phillip Howard, formerly employed as
telegraph operator at the railroad station
but who now has a position as ticket
agent and telegraph operator at South
Deertield, Mass, was an Easter guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4. Robbins,
The Baptist Bible school has been pre-.
scnted with a banner. The banner Is OF
red and blue with gold trimmings. The
letters b. b. 5. in gold are in the cen
ter. This banner is to be awarded to the
class showing the best record OF attend
ance and offerings etc.
The republican caucus was held Satur-
day evening and Ii. p. Farr, G. I. APP
lin and +. L. Robertson were elected dele
gates to district and state conventions
held in Montpelier and Burlington. II.
G.. Everleth will serve as alternate IN
place of G. I. Aplin. The young women
will give leap year party IN the town
hall Saturday evening.
The funeral of o. s. Thwing was held
Saturday afternoon at | o'clock at the
home of his daughter Mrs. w; j. Perry,
Rev. l.. Z. Morey, pastor OF the Congre-
gational church officiating. Miss Jennie
Pierce sang several selections. The bear
ers were Charles l.. Thwing w. j. Perry,
w. +. Hubbard and John Thwing. Burial
was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
The Baptist Junior Endeavor society
elected the following officers last Sun
day; Ethel Coane, president; Kay Aus
tin, vice-president; Nora Newcomb, sec
rotary; Hazel Palmer, assistant secretary;
Hazel Dawson, treasurer; lookout com
mittee, Clara Wing, Eleanor O'Connors,
Rev. H. Il. Buffum; social committee,
Robert O'Connors, Lillian Webber,, Earl
Dawson; committee on singing books,
Amy Newcomb; committee on Bibles,
Ralph Wing.
Golden Rule chapter, No. 3, Q. Z. s.,
held its annual meeting Wednesday even
ing and the following officers were elect
ed: II. G. Everleth, worthy patron; Mrs.
Annie B. Harris, worthy matron; Mrs.
Martha A. Newcomb, assistant matron;
Mrs. Kittie G. Everleth, secretary; Frank
L. Taft, treasurer; Mrs. Josie NJ. I'm
derwood, conductress; Miss Marca A.
Pember, assistant conductress. The in
stallation of these officers and the APP |
pointed officers will be held next We'd |
nesday evening. 1t is expected that Mrs,
Susie A. Kendall of Brattleboro, past
matron of the chapter, will be present
and install the officers.