The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-12
PUTNEY.

Methodist parsonage this week.
Parker Fuller is having charge of
gravehng the meadow road in East Put |
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Richards of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at E.
Bovie's
A telephone has been installed at the
Pond farm on the river road to East
Putney.
Mr. and Mrs James P Meaney of
Brattleboro were at NJ. G. Williams 5
over Sunday
Mr.. Dorsey of North Charlestown, \.
H., is the new section boss at the rail
road station.
Perley R. Bugbee Of Hanover, n. H..
was guest Monday of his brother, DR.
l. II Bugbee
The Christian Endeavor society Will
hold a social and election Of officers in
the chapel Wednesday evening at S.
Charles F. Farnum went to Burlington
to represent Golden Rule lodge, No ,
+ and A. NJ at the meeting of the
grand lodge
Mrs. w L. Hunt of Brattleboro is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J L.
Howard, during Mr. Hunts absence in
Burlington
Rev. A. T. Triee viii have charge Of the
preaching service at Pierce's hall next
Sunday at 2.30 o'clock There will be
special music
Mrs. Elmira Barnes of South London
derry and Mrs Mary T. Underwood Of
Montpelier were guests a week of Mrs
Charles Martin.
The thermometer has registered SO low
that some Of the gardens show signs OF
being frost britten, and potatoes in sew
eral fields have been a little blackened
The ladies union aid society of East
Putney viii meet with Mrs. George r.
Aplin Wednesday, June Is. All are cor
daily invited, whether members or not.
Mrs Beulah Williams Doane of Wor-
cester, Mass. who Is guest for a week
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ G. VIII
liams, viii return to her work Saturday
Six from the Baptist society attended
the convention 1t South Newfane We'd
nesday, Rev. and Mrs Trice, Deacon
Gassett, Miss Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs
Flfeld.
Mrs J. l. Howard entertained her
Sunday school class Tuesday evening.
Eighteen were present. Games were
played and refreshments of ice-cream and
cake were served.
Clifford H. Cooke has been in Town
, shend attending the commencement exer-
cises at Leland and Gray seminary His
cousin, Edith NJ. Landman, Of South
Londonderry, was president OF the grad
uating class.
, Fred B Howard is moving his family
into the tenement on the west side OF
Mrs. Harvey Towards house. and Is
gradually moving his goods into his build
,F
expires June 10
The many patrons Of Miss Perham IN
the past few years Will be glad to know
she viii make her annual visit here and
will be at the home of Mrs NJ. f. Rob
bins Thursday to remain three days with
e a line of embroidery.
Mrs. f. ". F. Dyer and two daugh
. tiers, Elizabeth and Marion returned
l. Monday from a two-weeks visit Will
Mrs. Dyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs Fay
2 cite Howard, in Mortified, Mass Mr.
e Dyer went 10 Northfield Saturday to ac
e company them home
Mrs Alta f. Matthews and the Craw
: ford council No. 6, Jr O. L. A. II.
Y were very much pleased with the prompt
5 ness with which the death benefit o
: $500 on Charles II. Matthews was paid
= On the fifth day from the time the claim
+ was presented the money was paid t,
n Mrs. Matthews.
v -Four members of the board Of trade
l. DR. L. H, Bughee, pres; j L. Howard
) treas. G. A. Poland and H. G Everleth
/ went Wednesday to Amherst, Mass, t
4 try TO make some arrangement with ID
:. H. kendriek relative to renting til
a., kendrick House here as they have
! prospective landlord. The board Of trad
= also has procured lamp for street light
: ing which they have on trial and vii
soon have put up on Uncommon
First Baptist church, Rev. A. +
: Triee pastor. Preaching, 1915; Sunda
~ school, u, mems class in auditorium
;. Christian Endeavor, $50; praise service
10; special service in charge of tn
Magma Charta mems class 40, lectur
by Rev. c. J. Robbins OF Boston: specia
singing, baritone solo, The Holy City
quartet, Jesus Whispers. All are we
\ come. Midweek prayer meeting at til
; Baptist church Thursday at I.30 p, m.
The funeral of Miss Emma J. Davi,
>. 40, no was drowned in Sackett's broo
i back Of the house where she lived, wa
+, held in the Congregational church Wee
{ nesday afternoon at 100, Rev F. n
Niswall of Newfane, former pastor o.
= floating. T. H. Miller of Dummersto
n sang two selections, Beautiful Isle {
e Somewhere, and Rock Of Ages. The b
p rial took place in the Old North bur,
ing ground. w. H. Dickinson, G.. |
Wheat, A. NJ Corser and T. p CarpeI
s ter were the bearers. The flowers wer
i'd abundant and expressed the respect an
love of her friends
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