The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-02

PUTNEY.

Ii. G. Everleth was in Springfield,
Mass, on business Thursday
Frank NJ Robertson went Sunday to
New York on a business trip.
Postmaster F. A. Burditt has had
the postoffice wired for electricity.
Mrs. w. f. Elmore was in Brattle
boro as a guest of her son, Guy Ttaro,
over Sunday.
Miss Sophia White is at home from
Northampton, looking after her farm
ing interests.
Pcrlev Bugbee of Hanover, n. H.,
was guest recently of his brother,
DR.. L. H. Bugbee.
Miss Charlotte Eaton went Thursday
to New York city to visit her brother,
Hugh Eaton, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra F. Pierce spent
Sunday in Brattleboro as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Huntley.
Mrs. II. H. Lawrence was called to
Springfield, Mass, by the death of an
aunt, returning home Friday night.
Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mr..
Lands of Mount Hermon are spending
the Easter vacation at F. S. Harris $.
Miss Florence Kingsbury, who has
been teaching in Chester, has been at
the Kingsbury home at East Putney
for her vacation.
Miss Bessie Braley returned We'd
nesday from her visit in Boston and
vicinity and in Buckland, Mass, with
/ her sister, Miss Laura Braley.
Miss\Rhona Patterson, who has been
spending part of her vacation in
! Winchendon, Mass, has returned to the
home of her grandfather, E. E. Patter-
son.
Miss Gertrude Kingsbury, who has
returned from Westminster, has been
engaged to teach school in Chester and
will 90 there for the opening of the
spring term.
Frank Perry of BrOokline will move
to the Corser farm, where he viii be
the superintendent for Chickeriug, Wal
lace and Clough, who are now the
Joint owners of the farm.
Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Derry went
Wednesday afternoon to Brattlcboro t.
see Miss Jennie Abbott at the Memo
rial hospital. Miss Abbott is making
a good recovery from her operation.
The young friends of Wayne Hough
ton of Westminster West will be gla(
to hear of his recovery from pneu
monia. The nurse, Miss Chase of Brat
tleboro, returned home Monday even
ing.
First Congregational church. S.
Goodheart minister. Easter Sunda,
service at 1915 a. m. with special mu
sic. Subject of sermon, The Rise
Life. All other services as usual. !
cordial invitation to all.
The sugar supper under the auspicc
of the Ladies' Union Aid society i
East Putney Saturday evening was we
patronized. The drama, Among tn
Breakers, presented by Boyden Grang
OF Westminster, was enjoyed by a
who attended. The parts were we
taken.
First Baptist church, r. B. Davis pa,
{ tor. Preaching service 1915 a. II
Subject, The Meaning of Easter Al
I propriate selections by the choir; /.
I Bible school; p. m, roll call an
1 conservation meeting Of the c. f. socit
ty. Thursday evening prayer meetin
. at 80. Men 5 class will hold its regl
= lar monthly business meeting in tn
yestry Friday, April >, at 80. Bus
ness meeting followed by banquet an
q entertainment. Annual business NEE
T. ing of the church in the vestrv Sa
>, urday, April 8, at $50. As this is tn
= meeting for the election of all churc
Q officers and important matters are to b
presented a full attendance is desire,
q The funeral of Mrs. Sarah ]. Pierre
8 was held in the home of her daughte
: Mrs. John n. Underwood, Thursda
6 morning, March %, at II clock, Re
u R. B. Davis, pastor of the Bapti
o church, officiating. E. II. Miller san
a three selections, Saved by Grace, Som
to time Wen Understand and Gatherir
- Home. The burial took place in IL
n. family lot in Spofford, n. H, IL
+; bearers being her four sons. Tho
present from out of town were NJ
n. and Mrs. Ansel Pierce, Mr.. and MI
e, Leonard Pierce, Louise Pierce, Ra.
3 mond Pierce, Clarence Pierce, Mr.. an
: Mrs. E. w. Huntlev and Mrs. HIATT