The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-02
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.
Memorial Services Of the Week.

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Picrce's hall. East Putney. SUNDAY
afternoon. The program consisted OF
music: song bv Misses II. Il. Bartlett
| T.. c. Omar and L. NJ. Burroughs; violin
solo bv Miss +. NJ. Burroughs; song by
two Voung women: Rotations by pupils
| from the schools OF East Putnev;
scripture reading bv Rev. Mr.. Beach
PRAYER bv Rev j. +. Berry and q very
| interesting address by Rev. j. +. Nor
cross of Boston. The Brattleboro drum
corps was in attendance. After the
service the soldiers graves were deco
rated by the members OF the q. \. H.,
Memorial services were held IN the
town hall Tuesday afternoon at
o clock. Commander l.. +. Bailey pre-
siding Mrs II. l.. Bailey and Mrs
Roy W. Bailey of Bristol, r. J.. sang
verv acceptablv. Mrs. Henry Coe was
Iaccompanist. Lincoln 5 Gettysburg adj
dress was given hv j. Alden sanford.
and the Memorial address bv Rev. Roy
NJ Houghton of Bratkeboro. Prayer
was offered bv Rev. -. Norcross of
Boston. The line of march was TO Ma.
ple Grove cemetery thence TO Mount
Pleasant to decorate the graves OF sol
diers.
Mrs. W. G. Wright is spending a few
DAYS in Newfane this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Huntley of Brat.
tleboro spent Tuesday in town.
Fred L. Taft of Hartford, Conn,
visited his mother, Mrs. II. J.. Taft,
Tuesday.
Charles Smith of Holvoke, Mass,
was a guest of his uncle, H. j. Smith,
this week.
Pre.Memorial dav was observed in the
schools with appropriate exercises Mon
dav afternoon.
Miss Edna NJ. Burroughs went to her
home in Rutland Friday to spend Satur-
dav and Sunday.
NJ. E. Robbins went to Brattleboro
Wednesday to attend the dedication OF
the Masonic temple.
Mrs. f.. d. Greenwood of Marlboro
was guest of Miss Anna Blood part
of Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Sanders and
children of Brattleboro were guests at
Henry Crawford S Tuesday.
Mrs. Irwin Kelley and little daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Wright and child of Bel
lows Falls were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva d. Greenwood came from
Marlboro. n. H., Monday to attend the
Memorial service at Dummerston.
Rev. MAYNARD Beach of Mt. Hermon
viii preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. George Fisher of Dummerston
and Mrs, Florence Blood of Brattleho"o
were guests at f. Z. Blood S Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w, Bailey of Bris'
tol. R. l., are guests TINS week OF M
Bailey 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Bailey
The Putney baseball team went to
Townshend Tuesday to play the Towns
bend team. The game was won by
Townshend.
Mrs. Addie Roberts, who has been
living in Northampton for few wears,
is in Putnev and will assist in caring
for Mrs. H. l.. Scott.
Mrs. Alice G. Smith of Amherst,
Mass. has been visitor at F. L. Mar
tin s. leaving Wednesday for Browns
vile, where she will be a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Pierce.
Rev. j. f. Berry attended the ban
ouet given by the men s class of the
Bellows Falls Baptist Sunday school
Monday evening. Rev. James +. Nor
cross gave an address.
Rev. James E. Norcross and Rev. and
Mrs. j. E. Berry, with Lawrence and
Winifred, drove Wednesday morning to
Guilford and attended the 5Sth meet,
inc of the Windham County Bible School
association, returning to Putney at
night
Two games of baseball were PLAYED
on the Putney grounds Tuesday. The
morning game, between Putney and
the Brattleboro Cubs, was won by Brat
tleboro. II to 4. The afternoon game,
between Putnev and Brattleboro Outsld-
ers was won by Putney, 10 to y
Rev. J. 0. Gould. assistant snperin-
tendent of missions for the southwest
ern district with Headquarters at
Topeka. Kan. came Tuesday morning
for a DAYS visit at the home of Rev;
and Mrs. J. E. Berry and with them and
Rev. James f. Norcrosss OF Boston, at,
tended the dinner and the Memorial
services, leaving Wednesday morning
for Kenne, n. H., where he spoke in the
evening.