The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-21
PUTNEY.

Irving Ketchum has entered the en-
ploy of Miss Caroline Reyes.
Mrs. Wallace Harris has had her sis
ter and child of Townshend visiting
her.
DR.. Coy Buebee and family were /
guests in the home of his brother, DR..
L. II. Bugbee Sunday.
Leon W. Houghton of Fitchburg,
Mass, was guest recently of his Sis
tiers, Mrs. A. B. H. Harris and Miss
Lizzie s. Houghton.
A good number were present at the
opening rally service last Sunday in the
West Hill schoolhouse, considering the
the travelling and the weather. A serv-
ice will be held next Sunday at .. m
in charge of Rev. Il. b. Davis.
Frank s. Harris, an employee of the
w. A. Cole Paper Co., is recovering
from an injury received by bale Of
stock falling upon him while unload
| ing it from a car at the railroad yard.
| A cracked rib causes much soreness
and he is unable to work.
The funeral of Mrs Milan Royce
will be held Friday afternoon at .
Q clock in the home of E. f. knight
Mrs. Royce died of pneumonia, follow
She was the foster grandmother Of the
Booth baby, who died Monday.
Lillian Helen, one year old, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bella Booth, died
| Monday morning The funeral serv-
ices were held Wednesday afternoon
at , clock from Undertaken Z. E.
Knights house and the burial took
place in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
A box party and social will be held
in the vestry of the Baptist church
Wednesday evening, Apri %, at 80 2.
m. Ladies are asked to bring boxes
with lunch for two. There will be an
entertainment and a good time is as
sured. Old and young are invited
The social will be under the auspices
Of the Ladies Aid society.
First Baptist Church. Rev. r. B
Davis. pastor. Preaching service, 1045
Subject, Springtimc; 2 m, Bible school
a decided increase i'll attendance IN!
marked the recent sessions of tn,
school, and every member is urged tt
continue the good work; =. IN.
Christian Endcayor service. Topic
How Lying Undermines Character. 4
cordial invitation to all services.
Congregational church, Rev. Theo
dore ]. Poelman pastor. Sunday serv
ices: 1915 a. m, morning WORSHIP
with sermon by the pastor Subject
The Supreme Surrender. Children
story before the sermon; 1910, Sun
day school for all ages. Two NOR
| l.. &c
Christian Endeavor meeting. Subject
How Lying Undermines Character
Leader, Miss Emma Lord.
Clifford II. Cooke Of Springfield
4 Mass, visited his mother, Mrs. IIele
! Cooke, and brother. Earl Fuller. owe
4 Sunday and enjoyed his brother e>
4 cellent maple products. Mr.. Cooke rC
| turned Mondar afternoon. He is en-
/ ployed in the l. s armory and at pre-
emf is on the lQ-hour night shift. r,
GENTLY orders came from Washington
ID. c., to revoke civil service rules
I regard to the eight-hour day, resultin
= in two l0-hour shifts.
L. S. Hayes of Bellows Falls W;
in town Monday to adjust the insu
W anec on the library books. Out {
-,9tu DOCKS 0ntN Ibt were pafIIall
l. damaged and 81 totally so. The hi
tories and encyclopedias and other re
!. erence books were not damaged. 4
soon as possible after the fire the bool
h were removed to the vestry of IL
Methodist church. Arrangements wi
be made to let out books as soon as Il
u trustees can do so. All having bool
le will please keep them until notified
the opening Of the library for bushes
to Men came Thursday to adjust the inst,
~ auce on the town hall.