The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-22
PUTNEY.

r. f. Lands of Philadelphia is a
guest at F. S. Harris s.
Miss Sylvia Derry returned to Mid
dlebury college this week.
Edward Parle, who visited in Keene,
n. H., has been quarantined.
Schools opened Monday morning with
Il full attendance in the central schools.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bridgman Of
Keene, n. H., were guests Sunday at
j. f. Clarke s.
Miss Agnes Cole of West Chester
field, Mass, is a guest of Mrs. l. c.
Bradley.
Miss Jessie O'Connor is teaching the
school in No. ) district and boarding
at W. \. Page 5.
Miss Katherine Booth returned Sat
urday from Maiden, Mass, where she
had been several weeks.
There will be a service in the West
Hill schoolhouse Sunday at p. m, in
charge of Rev. R. B. Davis.
The cider making season is opening.
Harry Amdon has started his cider
mill to run three days in the week.
Miss Edith Page entered the normal
school at Castleton this week, after
going two years to Mortified seminary.
Miss Kathleen Larkin returned to her
| home IN Springfield, Mass, after spend
ing her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
| Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs George Glynn of Spring
field, Mass, have been guests of Mrs
Glynn 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
| ketchum
Mrs. Gresham of Westfield, \. J., who
spent nine weeks with Mrs. 4. F. Ma
than, returned to her home last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. f. Russell and daughter Miss
! Marion Russell left Thursday morning
for Polo, H., to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Lucia Barber.
John y. Underwood has moved to his
newly acquired home. the Adams house,
after having installed electric lights
and making repairs.
Miss Harriet Alvord Of Whining
ton, who has been employed at the frui,
store has returned to her home, where
she will take teacher training course
in the Wilmington high school.
Harold Bugbee has moved to his new
house on the Brattleboro road and Wal
ter Parker, who recently bought the
garage business, has moved into the
Langley house, vacated by him.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. f. Nathan went
Tuesday to their son s home in West
field, \. J., where they will spend the
winter. Their two daughters were here
to help them get ready and close the
house.
Miss Follett, primary teacher, OF
Townshend is boarding at Mrs. j. B
Derry s, Miss Wells and Miss Plaisted
of the high school at F. B. Hamm s
and Miss Ward of No. 3 at Mr. Han
NUNS.
Crystal Allen of Charlton, Mass, who
has spent a part of her vacation will
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B
Newcomb will remain and 90 to schoo
here owing to cases of infantile paralv
sis near her home.
A pleasant evening was spent by
those who attended the reception Fri
day evening given to the new pastor
Rev t. J. Poelman, in the Congrega
tional vcstrv. Owing to the driving
rain many who were planning to at
tend were kept at home. Refreshments
of cake and iee-cream We're served
First Baptist church, R. b. Davis pas
tor. Preaching service 1915 a. m
, Subject, The Seen and the Unseen; /:
m, Bible school. The men s elias.
will debate the question, Resolved
That the disadvantages of class organ
ization are greater than the advantages
Beginning Oct. | a portion of the Sun
day school hour will be devoted to Mis-
sionary exercises, which are sure t,
; prove interesting; Z p. M, Christian
Endeavor service. A cordial invitation
/ to all services.