The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-30
PUTNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Graves of Ludlow |
are guests at Maplehurst for few days |
Mrs Goodrich and son, Frances, are
visiting in Rutland and Chester for 10
days.
Miss Edith Page, recent graduate of
the state normal school at Castleton. be-
gins her career as teacher in Wardsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Conner and
daughter of Bellows Falls were recent
guests of his father, Patrick O'Conner
George Poland, who has been a guest
of his brother, G. A. Poland, has bought
a farm in Wendell, Mass, where he will
live.
Clifford Booth, postofice inspector,
with headquarters in Denver, Col, has
been a guest few days at his fathers,
Charles Booth s.
Mrs. W. II. Dickinson returned Sunday
from the Memorial hospital in Brattle-
boro after an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles Martin is with the Dckin-
sons.
There will be dance for the benefit
of the Red Cross Labor day evening.
Davenport 5 orchestra will furnish mu-
sic and there viii be ice cream and cake
for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page and two chill,
dren of Springfield, Mass. are expected
Friday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Page, on West Hill to
stay over Labor day.
Mrs. Heath, who was with her niece,
Mrs. Leon Fuller, several weeks, has
returned to her home in Newton, n. H..
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth,
coming for her in their automobile.
Miss Ethel Page returned Monday to
her school in Saxtons River, where she
began another year in the junior high
school, Miss Page took six weeks ,
course in domestic science at Columbia
university during her vacation.
The Williams family were in Clare
mont, n. H., Sunday, owing to the re-
cent accident to James Meany, hus-
band of Finette Williams, whose auto
mobile overturned. They found Mr..
Meany as comfortable as could be ex-
peeted.
1t has been decided to open a school
in the district on West Hill and Miss
Ethel Wing win be the teacher. Miss
Wing graduated in June from the teach
ers training course connected with the
high school at Springfield (Vt.), where
she took her high school course after at
tending the grades in this town.
Vernon Williams, who is employed by
the Vermont Farm Machine company al
! Bellows Falls and going back and forth
/ by automobile, has secured a tenement
and moved his family there. Waldo
Howard, who also has been going tC
work there with Mr.. Williams, has tax
en- room with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
and will remain there through the week
The demonstration of canning by
: Miss Lucy G.. Swift of the home de
partment of. the Windham County Farm
bureau, at Mrs w. A. Page S on Yves
7 hill was unusually good and those VIII
: did not avail themselves of this op
), portunity to see how canning is done il
scientific way surely missed chane
: to learn new things along these lines
Miss Swift canned chicken, summe
: squash, tomatoes and peaches.
: Roy'Bennctt, 10, who with his mother
Mrs. Issue Thomas, was visiting j
Norwalk, Conn, died from injuries re
: ceived by being run into by on auto
mobile. The body was brought her
for burial. The funeral will be he'll
from the home of Undertaken Knigh
e Wednesday afternoon at 3 0 clock, Reg
Mr. Beardslee of Dummerston, official
ing. f. E. Gorham will sing. The bur
:. al will take place in Mount Pleasan
q cemetery.