The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-21
PUTNEY.
Comedy Drama in Preparation.

The Country Doctor, a comedy drama
in four acts, which the Putnev Drama
tic club will give in the town hall on
Friday evening, April %, viii have the
following cast: Thomas Britton, NJ. D.,
the village doctor, Hollis Cobb; How
ard Wayne, in love with Dolly, Merwin
Pond; Squire Ferguson, the sheriff,
Weyland Hardy; Sam Birch, proprietor
of hotel, Roger Aiken; Zebediah Bum,
who hangs around, Lewis Burditt; Fri,
that s all, Floyd Fuller; Ben Shaw, the
stage driver, Ray Austin; Agnes Gilbert,
Swallowed by fate, Emma Lord; Dolly
Britton, Doctor g sister, Katherine Will
liams; Susan Primer, his housekeeper,
Charlotte Eaton; Mrs. Birch, Sam 8
wife, Gertrude Kingsbury; Anna Belle
Umstead, with aspirations, Sybil Viii
iams. Those having part in this play
have put much time and energy into
their work and viii present it in
pleasing manner. Their advertising
agent, Roger Aiken, deserves praise for
the creditable 16-page folder he has
gotten out There is writeup of the
| town, with % advertisers, taking all
the space available, rules and regula-
| tions of the club and other features.
Several hundred of these are to be
mailed to help advertise the town,
which at present is on the boom.
Mrs. T. D. Lord is visiting friends
IN Broollline. Mass.
J DR.. L. H. Bugbee is having a cement
walk laid IN front OF his residence.
! Fred Murch has been in charge of
II. G. Everleth S shop during Mr.. Ever
leth's absence.
Mass Will be said Sunday morning
at 1880 clock in the home of Miss
Kate Hebron.
Othniel Kilburn of Westminster
West has come to work for Fred B
Howard at his store and market.
An unusually pleasant occasion wa:
the meeting Of Greenwood W. R. c
, Tuesday evening, when supper was
, served at $50, after which the initia
, ton of members took place.
r There viii be q service in the West
, Hill school house Sunday at .. IN.
in charge Of Rev r. B. Davis \,
this is to be an Easter rally service i
r is hoped a large number will be pres
, emit.
Miss Helen stowell, clerk in tn,
postotfiee at Windsor. came Monda,
. and remained over night with Mrs. NJ
e Z. Robbins after spending Sunda
=. with her grandmother, Mrs. Div
I Stowell, in Brattleboro.
T First Baptist church, R. b Davis pas
? tor. Easter service, 1915. with hap
1 tism OF candidates from the Bibl
= school; y m, Bible school; p. m
= Christian Endeavor service. Subject
= The Lessons of Our Immortality. !
Z cordial invitation to all services.
John \. Underwood has exchange
his automobile for a new Studebakel
seven passenger car. For the past tw
years he has done much automobil
service. having had the patronage o
the summer people, and with his ney
} car he will he able to do this eve1
more satisfactorily.
\ small but appreciative audienc
D greeted Miss Agnes o. Hersev Of Bar
gor, Maine, reader. in the town hall tn
evening Of April 10. The reading
were of a high order and it is to be re
GREETED that more were not present
II Miss Emma Lord and Charlotte Eato
e rendered piano duets between the reaC
c ings, their playing being much enioye
: by those present. The entertainment
c was under the auspices of the men
s class of the Baptist church.
! Miss Marie Parle finished work in tn
:. local telephone exchange Saturda
!, night. She HIS entered the employ Z
:, the Bradley corporation. In appreci,
!, ton of the good service Miss Parle ha
! given the subscribers, purse was mad
- up and presented to her. Miss Ann
{ and Miss Marie Parle have been III
operators on the local exchange fl
: some time and their pleasant and cou
: teous service has been duly apprecia
y ed, Miss Anna Parle will remain
. the exchange, much to the gratifcatio