The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-25

luIdlt tDtDl. i. 1HtIt viii bb UO SERVICE /
in the church next Sunday, but Sunday !
school will be held as usual There will |
be no preaching service in Pierce hall. !
East Putncy, Sunday, Aug 81, or Sept. |
3. Notice viii be given when the SER
vices are resumed.
Rev, NJ. w. Russell will preach in West !
Minister West on sunday
There will be a service in the West
| Hill schoOlhonse Sunday at 3 D. M, in
charge of Rev. R. B. Davis.
! The place formerly owned by Frank
Page has been christened Valley View
Cottage" by Rev. and Mrs Russell.
! Miss Katherine Booth went Monday
to Maiden, Mass, where she will be
housekeeper for two weeks in family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Howard of
/ Mortified, Mass, are guests this week
of their daughter, Mrs f. w. +. Dyer.
David Crowley was brought home by
automobile from the Melrose hospital,
where he improved somewhat i'll health
by treatment.
Gilman f. and Paul b. Vaine were
guests of their uncle, John Bulley, in
Brookside over Sunday, they made the
trip ON their bicycles.
Mrs. Mae Pierce, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs
Naomi Darden, will leave today to re-
sumo her position in New York city.
DIR. John Henry Braley of Roxbury,
Mass, has been at the Braley farm a
few days, having been called by the
death of his father, Russell H. Braley.
The men s class of the Baptist church
expects to combine a banquet and other
features with the next business meeting
Sept. l. Further announcements will be
made.
: DR.. and Mrs. l.. II. Bugbee took Mrs
4 A. j. Aver and children of Keene, n
I H., who had been their guest a few days
to Charlestown, n. H., by automobil,
Sunday.
Miss Edith Bugbee left Saturda,
night for her home in Andover to s. enC
1 a week s vacation from her duties a
1 bookkeeper for the w. A. Cole Pape
y company.
: Mrs. Bevis has entered the employ o
the Bradley corporation, having a Mis-
- Amidon of West Chesterfield to worl
g; for her and care for the children i'll he
W absence.
" Mrs. Frank Laughton received thi
b week Mexican So bill from he
:. nephew, James Lahey, who is il
!. Arizona with Company f, I'd regimen
K. infantry, from New Haven, Conn.
g Howard Warren, an instructor in tn
- University of Cincinnati, has been
70 guest at II. G. Everleth S this week. Hi
- father, Charles Warren Of Keene, y. II
- came for him Wednesday by automo
= bile.
Walter Parker, son of E. G. Parker o
:. East Putney, who has carried on hi
l.. father s farm for the past 10 month,
IN has bought out the garage business o
- DIR. G. A. Prouty. Mr.. Parker is an e2
n. pert in repair work and will carry flu
10 line of supplies.
g. Mrs. Beulah Williams Doane of Bos
rl ron came Saturday to be a guest a fe'
co days of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l.; Williams. She has been engaged j
n nursing several months, having 7,
eeived her training in several state no!
y. pitfalls in Massachusetts.
=. All boys between the ages of u and ]
years and their parents are invited I
". meet at the town hail. Saturday afte
n noon, Sept. ,, at $50 o'clock to conside
Is the Boy Scout movement. Rev. NJ "
= Russell, former scout master, will e.
=. plain the organization and steps taken I
D. form a troop in Putney.
" First Baptist church, R. B. Davi
:: pastor. Preaching service 1915. Sui
iss ject, Keeping the Heart; u m, Bib
= school. The men s class will debate til
n a questions: Resolved, that the appeal {
AZ personal salvation is more effective
III. securing converts than the appeal {
nd responsibility for others; p. m, Chri
-, nS tian Endeavor service. Topic, Careless
ness versus Thoughtfulness. A cordi;
uS invitation to all services.
nd The first week in September will /
T. observed as Sunday school week by IL
Ia. Baptist Sunday school. Sunday, Sept.
"a. at IL M, Rally day exercises will |
held, at which every member of IL
nd school is asked to be present. At IL
. close of the exercises a group pictul
~. of the school will be taken. Monda
. Sept. 4, the annual picnic of the scho
w. will be held. Thursday, Sept. Z, IL
= interdenominational district Sunda
": school convention will meet in IL
o. church for an all-day session. G.
:. Boyd, state Sunday school secretar
u. will have charge. Everyone is invited.
. Schools will open Tuesday, Sept
IA with the following corps of teacher
. Helen F. Plaisted, Roslindale, Mas
!, principal of high school; Alice
II Welch, Lowell, Mass, assistant in his
L school; Eleanor O'Connor, Putney, i
l termediate; Florence Z. Toilette, We
/ ton, primary; Gladys M. Ward, Ea
/ Poultney, VT, No 3; Olive B. Coon
/ Pittsfield, Mass, No. Z; Esther M. Ric
ards, Fair Haven, No. s. The attentit
Of parents is called to q recent law
the effect that only children who sh;
be at least six years of age on or i
fore the first day of next January a
eligible to enter this year and no chi