The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-06

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Merle Putnam went to Brattleboro
Wednesday.
Walter Robinson of Brattleboro was
in town over Sunday.
Jerry, one of Guy Putnam work
horses, ended life of useful service at
the age of % years recently.
Gordon Pomfrey who had spent two
months at Merle Stocker s, returned to
his home in Brattleboro Saturday.
Mr. Clark. n drover, stayed at d. NJ
| Stocker 8 Friday night and started
with his flock of sheep toward New
Hampshire Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. Perry went to
Wilmington Tuesday to visit in the
home of Mrs. Perry 5 aunt, Mrs. Frank
Mary Davidson.
On account of the weather no one
went to the Webster grounds Saturday.
| but Il meeting of the Stratton Noun
tain c!uh was held at the Green Noun
tain House TIT evening.
Ross Jewell of this place. a student
at Lei .-.] and Gray seminary, was a
| DELEGATE o the agricultural fair in
Rutland ST week and won third prize
on useful farm article, a watering
trough.
All are pleased to know that 0. NJ.
Newell has improved in health suffi-
GENTLY to take two automobile rides
recently with his son, Waylie, of ia
maica, on one occasion going as far as
| Wardsboro and calling al several places
on the way.
Dwight Whitney and family of Wells
have moved to the Shine farm, nov.
owned by Frank Fish. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hail. who occupied the place
during the summer, have stored their
goods i'll the Curtis Pierce house and
have gone to Bellows Falls to work
for Irving Frost.
Baptist church. Rev T. w johnson
pastor. Sunday services: 10.45, morn
ing worship, subject. The Dream OF the
Tree; u, Bible school. all invited, class
es of interest to all: 3 p. NJ. at Wards
boro Center with Mrs. J. Dexter, Ri
BILE school if pleasant; 80 evening ser
vice, An Important Question.
The funeral of Miss Calphurni;
Waite was held in her late home Tues
day morning at 10 o clock, Rev E. w
johnson officiating. Mr.. Johnson tool
for his text Job AZ: II, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. johnson sang two selections. TIL
bearers were Sherman Waite, Ray Ly
man, Thomas JohansOn and Raymond
Reed. The burial took place in tn,
village cemetery.
, DR.. Ezra Brainard, president emeri
tus of Middleburv college, accom-
+ panied by Mrs. Brainard and Prof
Peterson of the University of Vernon,
were guests at the Green Mountai
: House last week Tuesday and Wed
: nesday. Dr. Brainard has been a FIRE
! quent visitor here the past two sun
: mers. but this year he went to Cal
, fornia Both professors made a trip t
> Stratton, where they collected rar
specimens of the blackberry BUSH
4 week ago Saturday as Mrs. Charlie
n Frost and baby and Mrs Burto
Brown and two small children wer
driving down the Shine hill, the hors
was startled by the shutting of gat
through which they had just passeC
y and Jumped, throwing all of the o
i eupants of the carriage out upon tt
e. ground None were injured except Ii
tie Burton Brown, who received a ba
Il cash across one eve and cheek. I'll
lie injured parts seem to be healing ;
q this writing.
s The people of this place were Gale
by telephone Sunday evening to the fl
m in Wardsboro Center, with Mr.. WI
Of der's house, barn and shed attacht
is and the large pine and maple trees
e. the yard on fire it looked for a tin
O. as if more of the village must go
flames, as the sparks were carried co