The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-15
PUTNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Phelps visited at
Albert Biddle s Sunday.
Miss Winifred Bugbee and Miss Edith
Bugbee are moving into the rooms in
the house of O. l.. Buxton and viii do
light housekeeping.
d. w. Howard has been moving from
the place recently sold on the Brattle-
borO road and has rooms with Mrs. NJ.
f. Whitman, storing part of his goods.
Mrs. Sarah Ashenden of Roslindale,
Mass, who spent 10 days at the Wash
burn farm, returned to her home We'd
Inesday. Mr.. Ashenden was here over
Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding of South Had
ey Falls, Mass, came Wednesday from
IIillsboro, y. H., in their automobile
for visr with Mrs. Spaulding s moth
er, Mrs. Harriet Taft.
Herbert barrow went Saturday to
/ Mount Hcrmon, where he will finish
his preparatory course for college He
| spent the summer at the camp on the
| Darrow and Aiken berry field ON West
! hill.
Mrs. Joanna johnson of Springfield
! Nt.), after several weeks stay with
I her granddaughter, Mrs. Albert Biddle,
went Saturday to BrattleborO to visit
relatives before returning to her home
in Springfield.
On Friday evening there will be
given a reception to the new pastor Of
the Congregational church, Rev. Theo-
dore j. Poclman, in the church vestry
at s o clock. All members of the
church and parish and their friends will
be welcome.
! /. G. Bradley, ir., the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Bradley has been
lquarantined ON his return from Lake
Pleasant, where he spent the summer
with his grandmother, Mrs. C. f. Brad
ley. The Bradley family are all home
from the lake.
An exchange of real estate took
place Saturday, when C. w. Adams and
John \. Underwood snapped places.
Mr.. Underwood will move to the Adj
ans house as soon as few needed re-
pairs are made. Mr.. Adams probably
will sell the Underwood house.
Clifford r. Cooke, who had been st
his home here several weeks, left Sept.
Z for a visit with his nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Fuller of Glens
Falls, \. Y. He also plans to visit an
uncle, Edgar l.. Fuller Of Manchester
(Vt.) and relatives in Londonderry be
fore returning home.
On Monday evening the different
peaks of the hills were lighted with
bonfires. Two different parties had
supper on Putney mountain with two
fires, a pleasing feature being a view of
the sunset and the rising of the moon.
Another party had a corn roast near
w. \. Page s on West hill and fourth
party had corn roast near T. \. Aus
tin s.
Miss Marie Parle of the local tele-
phone exchange has been having a va
cation from her duties as operator ant
with her sister, Miss Anna Parle, ha.
been visiting relatives III Keenc, ~ II
Their mother and young brother, Mrs
! Patrick Parlc and Edward, joined then
) Thursday, remaining for the rest of tbs
/ week. Miss Jennie Crawford has takeI
Y Marie s place at the telephone exchange
I during her absence.
, James Lahey of the Cd Connecticut
: regiment, who is stationed at Nogalcs
/, Arizona, has sent his mother, Mrs +
f.. Blood, a picture Of the regiment, II
/. by 80, which included a panorama OF
l the country. He also sent $40 and s.
Il bills in Mexican money, and wrote o
: the dedication of the new Y. NJ G. A
building. Mr.. Lahey has not been il
n gales, but has now become acclimated