The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-20
PUTNEY.
Fred P. Sawyer Dead in Washington.


News has been received of the death in
Washington Sunday of Fred P. Sawyer,
formerly of this town. He leaves a wife
and one daughter, A. Maude Sawyer, who
is employed in the agricultural department
at Washington.
Mr.. Sawyer was for a number of years
the station agent at Putney and with his
family lived in the home of his wife's
father Marshall Pierce, near the station,
where they cared for Mr. Pierce during
his lifetime A few years ago Mr..
Sawyer sold out to John Patterson of
Bellows Falls and removed to Washing
ton, where he had since lived.
DR. f. B. Pierce of Howell, Mich, is in
town to stay few days.
Mrs. George Hillman of Northampton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. E. Robertson
Miss Perham of Cambridge will come
next week for her sale at Mrs. NJ E. Rob-
binss.
Z. E. Blood is in Montpelier to serve as
grand juror at the federal court J. L.
Howard was excused from serving as petit
juror.
/ There viii be pre-AIemorial day exer-
cises in the town hall Friday afternoon
May y, when all the schools in town will
participate
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bridgman of Keene.
\. H., came Saturday night and re-
NAMED until Tuesday in the home of Mrs
Bridgnan's father, j. f. Clarke
Rev s. f. Goodheart, pastor of the Con-
gregatonal church, left Monday for San
Francisco, where he viii visit his brother
land the Pan American exposition
The H. and D. society held social in
the church vestry Wednesday evening
Each person present was supposed to rep
resent in some way the title of book
Mrs. Royal Marsh of Brookline was a
guest over Sunday night of her brother,
j, l.. Howard and Mrs Howard return
ing with them from an automobile trip
to Jamaica.
A box party and social win be held in
the vestry of the Baptist church Friday
evening, May p, under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor society. The men
are asked to trim and bring boxes
Dr. and Mrs. Moore and three children
came by automobile from Schenectady, n.
, Y, to be guests over Sunday of Miss
katherine Booth DR. Moore is connected
with the laboratory work of the General
Electric Co.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Goodwin and
; daughter, Helen of South Londonderry
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Davis
this week Mr.. Goodwin and Mr.. Davis
snrc old friends, their acquaintance dating
fftom college and seminary days.
, Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cole and two chill
Q drcn, Dorothy and Donald, and Mrs Ida
Stowell were in town briefly Sunday
having stopped on their way to Hinsdale
\. H. where they attended church and
{ visited Mir. Coles brother, Rev. Mr.. Cole
\ good sized audience attended the Prin
cess pictures in the town hall Tuesday
] Icening aud seemed to be very mucl
! i leased with the program. Another enter
tainment will be given by the Princes
thcater management next Tuesday evening
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter anC
three children OF Brattleboro have beer
guests this week Of Mr., Carpenters sister
: Mrs Michael Foley They are movin,
from Brattleboro, where he has been EN-
! ployed by W. II. Stellman, machinist, t,
: Haverhill, \. II.
: First Congregational church, r. f. Ian
!, dis supplying. Preaching services, 1915
Subject, Lessons from Nature Men
/ Bible class meets at - Classes in tn
Sunday school for all At { p. m, preach
ing service. Subject, What Is Your Life
: Preaching service Thursday evening a
= 7.3G
Il First Baptist church, r. b. Davis, pas
tor. Preaching services at 1915. Subject
i Christ's Parable of Growth; l., Bib
] school. The pastor viii give a report Q
/ Windham County Sunday school CONVEX
ton held in West Brattleboro May IA
Ii p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting Sui
1 ject, Religious Readings What and Why
Mr. and Mrs Fred J Martin announc
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Min
Belle, to Frank E. Delaney of Newpor
| n. II. They were married May 8 by Rev
r. T. Wolcott at Claremont, n. H, at
0 clock p. m. and were attended by Mis-
Bertha Lahey and James GuiIlow. Ate
the ceremony they left by automobile fc
their home in Newport, n. H., which la
been made ready for their occupancy
/ Raymond FiGeld and David Hannun
who attend the high school in Brattlebor
have been having humps. The prima1
teacher, Miss Atherton, who boards
| Mr. Hannum 5, has been exposed so Il
school viii have to be closed until aftt
the time of her coming down with then
| Several children are remaining at hon
from school through fear of taking Il
disease and some who know they ha,
fbeen exposed also are remaining at HON