The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-07
PUTNEY.

Dr. L. H. Bugbee.
DIR. Harrison Of Mount Hermon will
preach in the congregational church
next Sunday morning.
Miss Lucia Reed of Brattleboro
visited briefly with her cousin, Mrs
T.. E, Blood, Saturday.
Nelson w. Locke of Brattleboro
was in town Wednesday and attended I
the funeral Of II. P. Farr.
Mrs. Justin Wheeler and two daugh-
ters came Thursday to join Mr.
Wheeler at J. b. Derry's.
Miss Doris Lee of Brattleboro was
a guest over Sunday Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Flora P. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. X Wright of Que !
/ chez were guests over Sunday of their
daughter, Mrs. L. II. Bugbee.
/ T. B. Howard has begun repairs on |
the meat market building. Eugene
/ Holt having charge of the work.
Henry II. Everleth of Ludlow was
a guest over Sunday Of his father, H. .
/ q. Everleth, returning home Monday. |
The fishing season win open April |
-, when all men must have a licensed
to fish. Women and boys are ex-
empt.
b. F, Howard has had his new mar
llet across the bridge from the street
wired for electricity, Stanley Stafford
, doing the work.
Mrs Addie johnson received news
Monday night Of the critical illness of
- her only brother, Lorenzo Ashley, of
B.. West Springfield, Mass.
Miss Louise Williams and Miss
Edith Page returned to Northfeld
+ seminary Tuesday, after spending their
D vacation at their homes.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church held food SAFE
Tuesday afternoon. All food sold
4 quickly and was extra good.
/ Andrew Houghton and daughter of
\ South Keene were guests over Sunday
| Of his sister, Mrs. \. E. Ward also
\ visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen Hough-
II ton.
II Mrs. Lawrence, who had been i'll at
II the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro,
Il returned home Friday. She is gain
Y ing slowly. Mrs. Rose NJ. Bromley
4 is caring for her.
4 Miss Dorothy Hubbard and Miss
Il Charlena Thomas of Brattleboro, who
II were guests a few days Of Miss Hub
II bard 5 uncle, Charles L. Thwing, re
Il turned home Monday.
y There will be no preaching service in
= the Baptist church next Sunday, the pas
Il tor being away. The Bible school VIII
II meet at II O'Clock and the Christian En-
Il dcayor society at o'clock in the even
II ing.
I II. G. Everleth left Monday morn
II ing for New York city to Join Mrs
II Eyerleth at the home of her son, Hugh
i| Eastou, for q few days visit Fred
- AIurch has charge of his shop during
his absence.
Miss Ruth Fifeld who was unable
last year, on account of the illness OF
D her mother, to continue her work il
! Brattleboro, has resumed work thi.
season with Mrs. Brooks, milliner, OF
South Main street. ....... 49,.
Prof. ana Mrs. Lawrence ana young
- SON. Charles Reed, F. Laudis an,
z Harold L. Frame, all of Mount Her
I mon, who were guests during their va
\ cation at T. s. Harris s, returned
Monday morning to Mount Hermon.
Miss Abby Washburn. who has beer
staying for q few weeks at the home
of her brother-inIaw, Hugh GoodeH
1 i'm Westminster West, has been spend
a. ing a short time with her mother, Mrs
- Mary Z. Washburn, at the Hougbto1
- farm.
e; Greenwood Woman : Relief corps
- No. G5. will hold their next regula
p. meeting Tuesday evening, April Is
W. when a supper viii be served at So
r. O clock, after which eight member
We viii be initiated. \ full attendant
1e' is desired.
The public schools viii open next weeI
30 Monday, April 10. with the same teacher
lac except i'm the intermediate school whic
$780, viii be taught by Miss Eleanor O'ConnoI
g, land East Putney No. !, which viii b
taught by Miss Gertrude kingsbury @
n, East Putney.
n, Mrs. Hearn, formerly Mrs. Jessi
'Sn Crosby, has returned to Putncv, aftC
- an absence Of several years, and
e. working for the Bradley corporation
10 She is living in the home Of he
90 brother. John \. Underwood. Mr.
.rk Hearn recently returned from 4 years
NC stay in California.
=. Charles Willard of Westminster he
moved his family and household GOOD
~ here and is occupying the house owne
RS: by the Kilburn estate. One son
ISL employed by the Bradley corporatio
- and another has q position with
ny 3. Howard. Mr.. Willard viii gathc
ms the milk, succeeding Mr.. Williams.
Miss Naomi Darden and h
81 Ss. sister, Emma and youngest brothC
p. Arthur, left Wednesday NOR III
9. to remain with their aunt, Mrs.
M M c. harrington, in Brattleboro durir
tie the absence of their mother, who W;
o called to her brother in the north pa
an of the state, he being i'll with tube
int culosis.
III Mary Eliza Wood, youngest daughter
ana Mrs. Oliver Wood, and Percy T. NuttiE
i