The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-07
Putneyand Vicinity
rUrNEy.

day N sosh,
Fsud J, Crawford has hired the H. n.
ksnssf house and wiil soon move ihsfs,
Miss May Cook ssnl TUESDAY 10 he
lFoii. Mlsh', ioE a sisii u several aoHsl4s.
Miss Mamie Graves ii Springfield has
been = guest al D., h. fsissIsoAs thus
srvk.
Mrs. Rockwell II iifsllisbaFo sAs q
guest II Mn, fieEs J.. cels the hrs, II
the week.
II. u. nFainaId has puNhasea nss
sa-olrne portable engine which he uill
usr IN hls sepd saving
Homer 4, Taft, -, died Wednesday a
lssy alter long illness. The funeral Nlll
bs held FRIDAY afternoon.
Iraitlclsof0 Last fnday, breaking his lrs,
lie ls at the Memorial hospital.
Col. ". II. Greenwood womans Re
liei COPS uill hold its neat regular nlovs'
ins Tuesday evening, feb, IL,
There va, a game Of basketball IN the
town hall "Wednesday evening betscch
the ru,hey town team and the bafaoA
class.
n. &. Winchester Of liolyoke, Mass,
John klml,all u Marlboro. y. IL, and
ChaTles Robertson Ut Bellows Falls were
in ioan Saturday.
ChAuncy BrainAId d Springfield. Mas,
who has lsrrn visiting III. parents, MIR
and Mrs. Harvey II. Brainard, iviafned
the last OF the week.
The singing school under the leadership
oi Miss Gfacr Sargent Of Bellows Falls
will H. held ia the Congregational NesiTS
next Tuesday evening,
The annual meeting ii the Baptist Bible
school Will b. held next sunday. There
will be reports oi officers and the oiiiecr
will be elected for the ensuing year.
The pos, Office will now be opened
from I o'clock a. ~. 90 40 O'Clock y.
m. ia accordance with instructions from
the lint assistant postmaster general
T.. T.. Blood. and CALVIN Reeds teams
went 20 Sunset lake Tuesday 10 carry the
household goods Of N. I. Wiley, who
has recently purchased farm IN that W.
cinity.
Rev. II. T.. Buiium preached in the
Congregational church in Westminster
West last Sunday afternoon IN the ali.
senoe OF the pastor, Rev. T.. c. Fisher.
A Junior league was Organized last sun.
day afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Officers were elected and there
is a promising outlook for future work
among the children OF the society.
James II. Miller, who has been en-
ploycd by the Ashuelot Paper company In
Ashuelot. \. H., has finished work there
and is now at the home OF his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Mack.
A sociable for the children was held
last FRIDAY evening in the Methodist
church. Games OF various kinds were
PLAYED and all had very ENJOYABLE time.
AT the close light refreshments were sery.
ed.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church the pastor, Rev. ii. +. Buiium,
will speak al 7.30 o'clock, subject, Jesus
as the Christ, as Seen in His Early MIN
istry. The sermon will be illustrated by
the stereopticon.
Mrs. Hannah C. Parker has recently
purchased Justin ii. Wheelers house and
will move there March !, occupying the
tenement now rented by NJ. }. Foley.
Mr.. Wheeler will remain for the present
in the other tenement OF the house.
Bodne & Davis have built a bridge near
the culvert TO enable them TO draw the
wood which they have purchased OF Bert
Reed to the brickyard. They have also
bought 500 cords OF wood on a lot pc
longing to ii. 7. Farr and will soon be
drawing this TO their brick yard.
On Friday evening, Feb. Z, there will
be supper and social at the Methodist
church. Supper will be. served at .
O'Clock. Ii is expected that large
number from Bellows Falls will be pres
ent, coming on a sleighride. This is to
| be a public supper and all are requested
to aid the society in its work.
A Junior Christian Endeavor society
was organized in the Congregational
church last Sunday afternoon, and officers
were elected as follows: President, Mar
garet Aver; vice.president, Nina Martin;
| secretary, Helen Stacy; treasurer, Harold
Stacey. Miss Addye G. Morey was APP
pointed by the society as junior super,
intendent. The meetings will be held
Sunday afternoons in the church yestry
at o'clock.
A quiet wedding was held at the Baptist
| church Sunday evening, Jan. 20, at =
o clock. when Miss Hattie Mabel Taft,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer, e.
Taft, of this town and Hollis Herbert
Spalding of Brattleboro were united IN
marriage, Rev. Herbert r. Butfum per-
forming the ceremony with the ring ser
vice. The couple were attended by FRANK
h. Taft, brother of the bride, and Miss
Bertha Newcomb.
The Baraca class of the Baptist church
was reorganized Sunday, Jan. 70, and the
following officers were elected: President,
Frank L. Taft vice-president, Fred Is.
Hannum; secretary, George Gassett;
treasurer, John Cook; membership. COM
mittee. Warren Williams, Georce Aiken,
| III. Il. Buffum; social committee, Fred 3.
Hannum, Frank E. Page, John Cook
The Baraca class is anticipating a sleigh
ride to West Bratteboro in the near fu-
ture when the basketball team expects to
play return game with the West Brat
| tlehoro Raraca five.