The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-21
PUTNEY.

Miss Marie Parle has been visiting
in Stowe and Bellows Falls.
Miss Betsey Faulkner and Lyman
Ellison of Bellows Falls spent Sunday
at Ada Punt's
Mrs. Clarence Derry of Brattleboro
has been in town caring for Mrs j. b.
Derry. who is i'll.
Patrick Clune of Hinsdale, y. H., is
spending few days in town with his
son and daughter.
A party of young people attended
the dance in Westminster Wednesday
evening, going in automobiles.
Mrs. Addie Carroll was in Bellows
Falls to see her nieces, Miss Mary Aus
tin, who is in the Rockingham hospi-
tai.
William barrow of Washington, D.
c., was a week end guest at L. 2. Full
lers, coming to look after his farm in
terests, of which Mr.. Fuller has charge.
The Ladies' Aid society of the COM
muniiy church held its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon, when
they decided to serve dinner on town
meeting day.
Mrs g. w. Shuman and brother,
Thomas Clune, have been caring for
their sister children while the family
were preparing to move to Leominster,
Mass, where they will live.
Mrs Daniels of Richmond, Staten Is
land was in town over Wednesday
night, stopping off. on her return home
from the northern part of the state,
where she attended the funeral of her
/ ", n4l 10 10 nan3nlc
| Laurence Reynolds of Leominster,
Mass, went to the home of his aunt,
Mrs. G. w. Shuman, in Brattlehoro
Monday after being confined by i'll
ness in the home of Bert Phelps He was
accompanied by his mother, who re-
manned to care for him.
At the Helping Hand society's social
and box supper Saturday evening the
sum of $29.42 was realized. This starts
the piano fund and on town meeting
day this society will have on sale home
made candy and sailed peanuts to
raise money for this fund
The filing of the Alden Bros. ice
house is an annual event which MANY
men participate in and is at hand
Raymond Goodell of Brattleboro, agent
is looking after the job. lee mas beer
drawn on automobile trucks which ii
this section at this time of year is ;
little unusual
E. j. Reynolds has moved his house
hold goods to Leominster, Mass, wher
he and his two sons, Laurence anC
Harold, have employment in the f. A
Whitney Carriage Mfg Co. Mr.. Rey
mold has bought the property of Mis-
Mary Madigan and will move there
Mrs. Reynolds and children have heel
visiting her brother, Thomas Clune, an,
sister, Mrs. Shuman before going t
her new home.
J w. Z. Parker has wrecked the re
mains of the old garage left standin,
: after the fire and will build at once
L new garage on the old site on a muc
Il larger plan. The new building will b
II 50x100 feet and will contain a moder
II workshop, and it is expected it will b
II ready to meet the demands of tn
II spring trade. Mr.. Parker has built Il
II a substantial business and the peopl
II are pleased with his decision to r,
II build.
II The demonstration of the home et
II onomics bureau by Miss Holden an
II Miss Swift in the community churc
II Monday and Tuesday under tn
II local committee of Mrs W. E. Parke
II Mrs. H. W. Frost, and Mrs. G. ]
II living, was much enjoyed by those wh
attended, and the canning of meats b
Miss Holden was considered very in
: portant and instructive, also the den
onstration of making a freless cooke
by Miss Swift. Anyone who wisht
may make one and have the help {
= Miss Swift if desired