The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-23
PUTNEY.

Mrs Chaplin of Bridgewater is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy Furman,
in East Putney.
The Ladies Union Aid society of
East Putney will meet with Mrs. Alton /
Miller Saturday, June "a.
Mrs. Frank O'Neil and Clarence |
O'Neil went Tuesday to Brattleboro. |
From there they viii go to their home |
in Meadville, Pa.
Mrs. H. G.. Everleth is in New York, |
called there by the illness of her son,
Hugh Eaton, who viii be operated upon
for an internal abscess.
There will be no preaching service
in Pierce 5 hall, East Putney, but be-
ginning July , there will be services
during the summer months.
Raymond Fifeld and Waldo Howard
were graduates III the general course III
the Brattleboro high school and Hazel
Loomis in the commercial course.
Miss Florence Martin, who has been
attending high school in Newport, n.
| H., came Tuesday to the home of her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Martin.
A truck came from Hinsdale, n. H,
! Wednesday for the household goods of
! f. f. Gale, who went last week to
! Ashuelot, n. H., to work in a paper
mill.
Miss Ethel Wing, who is attending
school in Springfield (NtD, has come
to her home with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Wing, for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Jessie Ahcrn finished work at
the Bradley corporation shop Saturday
night and went to the home Of her
sister, Mrs. E. w. Huntley, in Brattle-
boro.
Merritt Howard of Athol. Mass. is
with his family a few days, having
come to attend the graduation of his
son, Waldo, from the Brattleboro high
school.
Leon ingalls,, who cut his arm at the
elbow on a fan while oiling as he was
backtending at the William Robert
son s Sons mill, has made a speedy re
covery
Carol Dickinson. who was called
4 here by the death of his brother. Frank
II w. Dickinson, Will remain a week be
fore returning to his work in Mead
II vile, Pa.
Capt. E. w. Gibson of BrattIeborc
III was here Wednesday noon, hoping t.
II get recruits for Company l. Y. \. G.
II who are modelling for the impending
H trouble in Mexico.
II Mrs. L. H. Bugbee and SON, Richard
II spent the weekend with relatives il
H Bellows Falls. Her cousin, Miss Etho
II Buchanan, who is spending her vacation
II from Hampton. Institute at home. re
II turned with her for a few days visit
Il First Baptist church, r. b. Davi
u pastor Preaching service with sermo
. by the pastor Sunday morning at 1915
u m, Bible school; p. m. Christia
s. ~
Purpose of Our Life on Earth?
cordial invitation to all services.
3h Rev Mr.. Russell, lately pastor of
" church in Lunenbrg, has bought tn
Y Frank Page house and his househoI
H. goods have arrived and are bein
u.s. moved there. The family has been sta,
D. ing with Mrs. Russell sister-in-lay
IL Mrs. Villa J. Davenport, while waitin
to settle.
The pie social in the West Hi
schoolh0use Tuesday evening was
lie success, nearly 70 being present.
. program consisting of music, vocal $
NJ los, duets, readings and recitations W;
much enjoyed by those present. TT
sale of the pies was the occasion
much merrimcnt and a goodly sum W,
realized.
r. F. Lands of Mount Hermon w
preach at the Congregational chur,
Sunday. The supper at the Cong1
% gational church will be held Tuesd;
. evening A hamburg macaroni scall
will be served, also strawberries.
. free entertainment will be given aft
ne; the supper.
YER The open air service on Putin
p. mountain viii be held Sunday, June
W at 3 p. m, weather permitting. T
= service will be held N the top of t
'ssHe mountain near the county road, a
ne, will be in charge of Rev. R. b. Dav
There will be special music and even
so one is cordially invited to attend.
The new cement bridge which is ]
-. ing built over Sackett 5 brook in Il
70 village is being built as speedily
possible, considering the rainy weatl
ION. they have had to contend with. It "
m m, be duly appreciated when complete
as the travelling public has to make
;.1 detour down over the Gristmill Bird
nee, and up past the Bradley shops.
"a The town has bought of John Mich
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