The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-12
PUTNEY.

Mrs. A. L. Howard is visiting in
northampton.
Miss Marion Wood returned Tuesday
from Groveton, n. II.
Mrs. Albert MarandeIle of Belmont
is visiting her brother, Ira Davenport.
Richard Palmer of Hartford came
in his automobile to George Smith j.
George r. Aplin in on the struck
jury in the Bromley case at Newfane.
Nelson Bromley of Wallngford has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Vane.
Miss Bedell of Troy, ~. H., was a
guest recently of Mrs. Henry w. Frost
in East Putney.
+. +. Patterson has been attending
the convention of the knights of Hon
or at Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs d. H. Smith attended
the wedding of Mr.. Smith 5 sister in
West Brattleboro.
Mrs. Edith Hopkins has left the EN-
ploy of Cassius Farmer and gone to
VI. V. Sleeper s to work.
Mr.. Monsette and his cousin. of the
board of trade in Holyoke, were guests
Wednesday of c. A. Poland.
Raymond Goodell was in town We'd
milk business of Alden Bros.
Mrs. David Smith is visiting her
sister and nieces on West hill, Mrs. f.
W. Aiken and Mrs. Ira Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Kerr of
Fine, n. Y, are guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alton Miller, in East Putney.
Cornelius Crowley, who has boarded
at George Johnson 5 a number of
years, has gone to Will Gilmore s to
board.
Vernon Lewis has returned from his
vacation in Connecticut and has en-
tered the employ of the w. A. Cole
Paper company.
Fred Vaine has taken the black
smith shop on the Brattleboro road
which Clayton Coane has rented since
leaving Putney.
Mr.. Whittier, who has supplied the
Methodist church few Sundays, went
Thursday to Boston university, where
he will take a theological course.
Mr.. and Mrs James Austin are at
their cousin S, John +. Austin S, com
ing there from Westminster where they
visited Madam Fem, Mrs. Austin Z.
sister.
Patrick Clune' 3 family went Sunday
in their automobile to Keene to visit
at George Parson 5 and on Monday
Mrs. Parson spent the night at Mr.
Clune g.
Cards have been received announc
ing the marriage of Frank r. Page
of this town and Miss Ethel g. Omal
OF Revere, Mass, on Monday evening
Sept. 8.
The Magma Charta class of the Bap
fist church is making arrangements
Of nd ha r.
A number of well-known orators anC
educators will be invited to speak.
Mrs. Pratt of Bellows Falls. who ha>
made many acquaintance through he1
visits to NJ. G. Williams s. left Tues
day for Minneapolis. From there sh,
will 90 to Tacoma, Wash, and tn,
Pacific coast
The Daughters of Liberty will sery,
pancake supper at Mechanics hal
Tuesday evening from $50 to s 'cloe X
after which there will be a card party
They held a successful meeting Tues
day evening.
The Sunnysde girls class are look
ing forward to a lecture in the nea
future with songs and other goo,
things Rev. j. +. Harrison of MI
Hermon, Mass, seems to be the unani
nous fayorite.
Wayland Frost has been at hi
brother s, II. w. Frost s, a few days
From here he viii 90 to Keene for
short visit with his mother and siste
before going to Cornell university
where he will take a four years
course.
The ladies aid society of East Put
ney held their regular meeting j
Pierce s hall Wednesday, where a co,
cred dish supper was served. Fac
member brought covereddish an
no one knew what the others had TIL
idea created lot of fun.
First Baptist church, Rev. A. r. Trio
pastor. Preaching 1915, The Devil
Theology and the Signal; Sunda
school at - O'Clock, men 5 class
the auditorium, The Ten Comman,
ments; Christian Endeavor meeting
z. Union midweek prayer meeting
the Congregational church Thursda
evening at 7.30.