The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
Putneymd Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Mn. III. A. Miles is visiting at her HON
at Byfeld. Mass.
Sylyanus Kelley visited with relatiy,
at Bellows Falls over Sunday.
Miss Susan Ross Of Townshcnd is
guest OF Mr. Judson II, Derry.
Mrs. George Merrill of Framinghau
Mass, is at Mrs. +. l.. Peirce's.
ID. VI. Frost is having his house painted
+. j. Crawford is doing the work.
Gladys and Helen Smith are yisitin
their aunt, Mrs. Brainy, at Springfield
Mass.
Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Robbins of DUN
merston were guests OF Mrs. Z. l.. Thwin
Friday.
Miss Julia Pember was guest thi
week at NJ. III. Pembers, leaving We'd
nesday.
The family Of j. a. Stacey returned
Wednesday, having spent two months a
Shelburne, Mass.
Mrs. Lewis Crafts and little Heller
! Deaand OF Lyndonville are guests OF Mrs
Hannah G. Parker.
Mrs. c. Sherman Willard of Milford, \
| H., was a guest at her brothers, W. L
Moneys, from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Dustin Reed and Miss Alice Laugh
ton of Dummerston were guests OF Miss
Clara Holt at Willow Brook farm We'd
nesday.
Mrs. 4. c. Patterson and little daugh-
ter of Waterbury are guests OF Mrs. Pat
terson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l..
Scott.
Miss Flora Bugbee, who has been en-
ployed at the mill OF the w. A. Cole Pa
per company, finished work there We'd
nesday.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. Sarah b.
Holton, returned to Fitchburg, Mass,
Saturday.
The repairs on Capt. William Robert
sons paper mill were begun Tuesday
John Connors OF Brattleboro has charge
of the work.
After three ballots at the town meeting
Tuesday, the republican candidate, Ii. q.
Everleth, was elected representative. The
voting closed at o'clock.
Mrs. George Worthley, who has been
visiting at IL. H.. Brainard's, is spending
the week with her brother, Chauncey
Brainard at Springfield, Mass.
Miss Ida b. Whitney is visiting this
week at Bellows Falls and Walpole, n.
III. In her absence Miss Florence +. Locke
is with Mrs. Whitney at the Twin Farms
Mrs. George W. Lee and daughters,
Doris and Mildred, returned to Bellows
Falls Wednesday. Master Robert Lee will
remain with his grandmother, Mrs. Flora
p, Cole for few days.
The high school began the fall term
Miss Jennie +. Pierce, teacher,
and Miss Sylvia Derry, assistant. The
primary and intermediate schools begin
next Monday; teachers, Miss Minna How
ard and Miss Fanny Washburn.
The 9th annual meeting of the Wind,
ham county conference of Congregational
churches will be held with the Congrega
tional church of Putney Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 9 and 10. The program
will be as follows: Wednesday morning,
10, praise and prayer service, Rev. l.. w.
Morey; l0.l5, organization and business;
1890, sermon, Rev. A. Il. Martin, com
nunion, Rev. j. s. Cogswell, Rev. j. ID.
service, Rev. Alfred Cornell; l.3O, bust
ness; las, reports from the churches, Rev.
Y. S. Moore; 2.l5, address, Rev. 9. H.
Merrill, d. d.; 2.45, discussion, Shall We
lave County Supervision and an Advis-
Try Committee?, opened by Rev. Ii. r.
Niles; $50, womens missionary meeting.
Foreign work, Mrs. A. p. Ranney, speak
r, Mrs c. NJ. Lamson, Boston; home
work, Mrs. A. L. Park, speaker, Mrs.
edward Osgood, state president, subject,
)ur Work and Workers. Wednesday
vening, 7.3O, service of worship, Rev. s.
!. Vincent; 745, report of the council at
Rev. II. K. Miles; $50, address,
Rev. George Ii. Gutterson, district secre-
airy of A. M. A. Thursday morning, 8,
EMOTIONAL service, Deacon A. P. Ranney;
80 business; 10, address, The Problem
f Church Attendance, Rev. Ii. H. Shaw;
$50, discussion, apportionment plan as
pplied to churches, Rev. George F. Cha
in; IL, closing address, Rev. Daniel Nc ,