The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-05


last week suddenly set eyes on lit
tie bear who was also looking for black
berries. Mr.. Robinson shot the bear,
which makes the second one to his
credit. He has since been looking for
other members of the family, but so
far has not seen them.
Miss Cora Fits went to Montpelier
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Corser were in Unity.
n. H., Friday.
Karma and William Putnam walk to
the center school.
Miss Grace Payne returned to her
school in Vernon Monday
Miss Edith Putnam is boarding with
Mrs. Pineo and attending school.
Mrs. Mary Harrington is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. HI.
Stiles
Mrs. Albert Robinson spent several
days recently at Brattleboro and Bel
lows Falls.
Miss Carlson, who spent the summer
at Dew Drop Inn, has returned to her
home in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Temple of State
Farm, Mass, are visiting at the home
of their niece, Mrs. Hugh Fits.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Marsh and son of
Springfield, Mass, are spending the
week at the Green Mountain House
Miss Marion Putnam has entered
Leland & Gray seminary Paul Robin.
son is at the Wilmington high school
Mr.. Wyer of Albany, n. Y, spent
the holiday vacation with his wife
and daughter at the Green Mountain
House.
Bernard Newell and Jack Allen are
at work for NJ. L. johnson on the
building which he bought recently al
Wardsboro.
Frederick Frost, who spent three
weeks at the home of his aunt, Mrs
Guy Putnam, has returned to his home
in Brooklyn.
Robert Hromada, who has been work
ing in Stratford, Conn, spent the week
end and Labor day with his family a
E. l.. Pixies.
Mrs. Sophia Pierson of New Yorl
city, who spent several weeks at tn,
home of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Selfors
returned to her home last week.
William Putnam of Orange, Mass
spent Sunday and Monday with hi
brothers, Merle and Guy Putnam. o
this place. Mrs. Inez Torrey of Hins
dale visited relatives here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Smith and son
Holland, Miss Addie Stattuck of Brat
tleboro and Charles Shattuek of Ney
York We're guests at the Green Noun
tain House for the weekend Labo
day.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller of Stowe be
gan the fall term of school Tuesday
She boarded at Dew Drop Inn. Sh
was accompanied here by her fathe
and mother, who made the trip by al
tomobile.
John Streeter and Mabel Streete
visited Mrs. Streeter at the Memoris
hospital Aug. %. Mrs. Streeter e,
pected to 90 to Athol, Mass, Sunda
to the home of her daughter for fun
Their convalesence.
Baptist church. Sunday service
Marning subject, States Rights an
!, National Rights: Bible school, Conquer
1hS INh, SNehiHB SUBJECT bIedl HYMN
of the Past, q service of music. Wednes
:, day evening, Prayer service, Consciene,
9 Mrs. Johanson and children, Tedd,
and Lydia, having closed their summe
S home, returned to their home III Ne,
:, Britain Friday Mrs. Vickstrand an
two sons and Mrs Holmgren and thrc
chi dren, who boarded with Mrs. JOIN
: so' returned to their homes in Cor
Ineeticut Thursday.
i Mrs. Nora E. Kendall and Hugh ]
Putnam were united in marriage {
the parsonage Monday evening. Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam have spent mo,
! of their lives in town. Congratulations
q and best wishes are extended. NJ
Putnam has recently received a ca
t to government service and leaves Thur
!, day for Camp Upton.
Among the pupils in the villag
: school this fall are Florence, Lero,
+ Robert and Edith Hescock of Podunl
Ivan and Hazel Vose and Leon an
4 Loren Upton of Stratton, Melvin an
t Emmons Robinson of Dover. Melvi
Robinson will board with his aunt, Mr.
Hugh Putnam, and Emmons Robinso
: with his uncle, +. o. Robinson.