The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
PUTNEY.
Green Mountain Boys Outing.

The Green Mountain Boys held their
first outing on Putney mountain, July
!, when all the officers and the entire
organization with the exception of one
member, who was out of town, spent the
dav camping. The boys, clad in their
khaki uniforms and equipped with air
rifles, met at the Baptist church at $50
a. m, parading to the high school build
ing. where conveyances were in wait
ing A tent was pitched on the noun
tain side and at noon the boys ate din
ner around a camp fire, in which bacon
and marshmallows were roasted, after
which ice cream and sodas were in
dulgcd III. Drill, target practice, sham
battle, and n trip to the pinnacle where
the entire company registered in the
registration book were among the
events of the day. The boys thoroughly
enjoyed themselves, and the efforts of
the leaders to make the event a success
were much appreciated by the boys and
their parents. The boys are grateful to
| l. c. Bradley, who took them to and from
| the camp in his automobile and fur
nished a part of the refreshments. The
| next meeting will be held in the vestry
Of the Baptist church Monday evening,
| July -, AT f.5o.
Willis Young is critically i'll at his
| home.
! Miss katherine Howe is working in the
postollce as clerk.
Miss Helen Smith is working for the
Bradley Corporation.
f. w f. Dyer has had his sister and
family as guests this week.
Rev T. j. Poelman returned Saturday
might from short vacation.
Mrs. j, f. Russell and daughter, Mari
ON. are at their summer home
Mr.. Cooke spent art Of Monday in
Brattlcboro calling on friends.
Roland Willard is at the home of his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Willard.
Miss Hattie Proctor of Rutland has
been visiting Mrs. IL. l.. Bailey severa
days.
There has been uncertain hay weather
thus far, but there is a great harvest
10 cut.
Miss katherine Gee has taken Miss
Bcrnice Harrington's place at w. I'll
Dickinson's
Miss Ethel Wing is spending her va
cation with her grandparents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Andrew Wing.
Miss Louise Wright returned to he
home in Woodstock, after a two-weeks
/ Visit with her aunt, Mrs. l.. II. Bugbee
/ Miss Bessie F. Bradley returne
II Wednesday from few DAYS visit i
II Brattleboro with Mrs Louis A whitney
i Mr. and Mrs George Thwing returne
: to their home in Springfield, Mass, sun
day, after weeks vacation at tn
4 home OF his father. C. l.. Thwing.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Campbell an
daughter OF Groveton, n H., have bee
L guests of Mrs Campbell's parents, NJ
and Mrs. Albert Townshend, and otht
rclatiyes in town.
\ Mrs Herbert {. Norwood and tw
little sons, Howard and Clyde, returne
= July to their home in East Barnet, a,
: companied by Charles l.. Wormwoo
who came to Earl Fuller's the Saturda
. previous.
q, Clifford IL. Cooke returned Monday
= his work IN Springfield, Mass, after
n. vacation at his home here. He visitC
e, Rev. DR.. Rice who is pastor of St Paul
3 'nivcrsalist church in Springfield, Mas
nj and who i now having vacation at Il
summer home Broadview, in Westmin
a ter
&c First Baptist church, Rev r. b. DaN
pastor. Preaching service l0.45. r.
- pastor will preach the last of a seri
n. Of sermons on Life S Three Circles, t
en- subject being The Heavenly Gre
. Shall we know our loved ones
ce. lleaven3 Does the Christian pass in
10 the presence of God at death! T
= scriptural answer to these and 9th
icse questions Will be discussed at this SCI
n: ice; - m, Bible school; p. m, Chr
m tian Endeavor service. Topic, God Q