The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-18
PUTNEY.

H. L. Bailey left Monday for few
days stay in Boston.
Willis Young has been more comfort
able the past few days.
Deacon f. i. Pierce of Brooklne was a
week end visitor at L. p. Baileys.
Miss Jennie f. Pierce was at home from
her work in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Miss katherine Booth went Friday TO |
Mount Hermon, returning home Monday
Mrs Naomi Dardcn is in Springfield |
Mass, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cassius |
Wilson.
Mrs Greenwood of Brattleboro and her
daughter are guests of Mrs GreCnwood's
sister, Mrs. b. L. Howard.
The committee of the Congregational
church has been instructed to interview
Rev. +. J. Poelman to see if he will re-
consider his resignation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fcrnley Brooks of Phila
delphia came Wednesday evening to be
guests for a short time of Mrs Brooks's
sister, Mrs. w f. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Willard have re-
turned from Springfield and Windsor and
are making their home for the present
with Mr. Wizards parents.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Whitney of Hol-
yoke, Mass, are spending part of their
vacation with their sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Carpenter and Miss Gertrude Whitney
Mrs Marsh of Brookline was guest of
her brother, A. l.. Howard, and went
Sunday with party of the Howard fam
lily to Northampton, Mass, i'll Waldo
Towards automobile
Mrs Maria White Kelley of Alstead,
~ H., and her sister, Mrs. Minnie Viii
liams OF Chicago. were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs l.. F. Bailey and other
friends and relatives in town.
\ meeting of the mems class of the
Baptist Sunday school will be held in
the church vcstry Friday, Aug Il, at )
D. M rs important matters affecting the
work Of the class and concerning every
member are to be discussed, full at
tendance is desired.
Mrs f. c. Cefrey and two sons, Ear
and Theodore, came Monday from Nal
den. Mass, to the home of her father T.
t. Fuller Little Earl was sick nearly II
weeks with rheumatic fever, suffering ont
! relapse rs soon as able after the fcvc1
lie underwent an operation for adcnoid
and ton7ils.
First Baptist church, Rev. X. b. Davi
pastor. Preaching service. l0.45. Sub
Jet. The Light of Gods Word; y m
Bible school; p. m, Christian Endcavo
meeting. Topic, \ Definite Purpose ant
the Success 1t Wins. The subject Of tn
closing talk by the pastor will be Tn
Ideal Type of Christian Endeavorcrs.
cordial invitation to all services.
Miss Gcncvevc Crawford, eldest daugl
ter of Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Crawford {
this town, and Lyman ii. Streetcr {
Greenfield were married in Windsor b
the Methodist minister Sunday The
were guests for few hours Wcdncsda
of her parents and left for Greenfield
where they will keep house. Mr. StrectC
formerly lived i'll Brattleboro and is
barber by trade.
The Green Mountain Boys will have 4
outing and picnic at the +. A. Aust
farm Saturday, Aug. Is, when dri
sham battles and sports OF various Kin,
will be held The members will meet ;
the church at $50 Saturday morning
n uniform and provided with lunch, so III,
II the march to the picnic grounds may
II made as early as possible. Ii the wealth
II is stormy, the picnic will be held Il
|! next week.
II The Putney branch of the Red Gro
II will hold bazaar on the lawn i'll fro
II of the congregational church Saturd;
II afternoon and evening, Aug p. The
III Will be Il sale of household articles, fam
ii goods cake, ice cream, home made can,
II and grabs under the management Of t
u committees appointed by the finance con
= mittce. Owing To heavy expenses in bu
ing supplies the treasury is nearly d
plctcd
The flag raising by the Boy Scouts
the morning of Labor day at about
o'clock will be followed by an exhibits
Of fancy drilling, and first aid work W
be eXemplified. after which the Scou
will 20 on hike for the rest of the da
also taking up the tests for second ella
rank. Several Of the Scouts will appc
in uniform for the first time and the G
tire troop will use the staff All Scou
eat are urged TO be present at next meeti
mt in Methodist church Monday evening,
civ important matters will be talked over