The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-05
PvTTNEY.

Mrs III. i. Bailey entertained the 800
club and substitutes Thursday afternoon.
DR.. ForkeH spoke at the Community
church Sunday morning through special
arrangements made by G. A. Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford and friend of
Keene \. H.. spent Sunday with their
sister-in-law, Mrs. III. G. Everleth.
viii Dickinson has rented his house
TO III. ID. Brayman of Holyoke, Mass. who
viii work at the ID. j. Smith Corp. shop.
There was a fair attendance at the
church supper Tuesday evening, consider
ing the wet weather and condition of the
roads.
The Fortnightly club held its first
meeting with Mrs Braley on West hill
Friday afternoon. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. GOodell Nov. II.
Mrs. H. A. Blood is spending the week
with her brother Ernest Blodgett at his
home in Bernardston, Mass. Mr. Blood
will go for her by automobile Sunday.
Mrs. Elvira Field, formerly of West
hill. Putney. is in a critical condition at
her home. the Haven farm, in Dummer-
ston at the age of 30, lacking three
months.
The Y. p. s. c. e. viii hold social
Monday evening at the Community
church Refreshments of pumpkin-pie,
doughnuts and coffee will be served
This is according to the original plan.
Mrs. Harris and Miss Houghton went
to Fitchburg the last of the week. going
by automobile to Bellows Falls and by
train from there Mrs. Harris stood the
Journey well and went Tuesday to the
Burbank hospital for weeks treatment
Merwin Pond of Northampton, Mass,
brought his mother, Mrs. l.. III. Pond
home Sunday She had been there to
Al. bafs 1fn hab NV
returned home from the hospital. Mr..
Pond was accompanied home BY Mrs.
Ellen Howard, who goes to help them for
while
Community church, Rev. G. II. Moor
house. pastor Sunday morning, 1045,
sermon. What Christ Taught About Suf-
fering; Sunday school at II; Christian
Endeavor meeting, 80. Thursday night,
church night at 100 a short sermon by
the pastor. The Flood Gods. Armistice
day service, Friday, Nov IL, at 1890
a. m Subject, The Judgment of the Ma
tions.
Mrs. A. L. Howard has been staying
with Mrs Dora Howard during the abb
sence of b. f. Howard in Boston this
week. but will 90 TO Brattleboro the last
of the week to spend few days with her
daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Trip, when she
will return here to make preparations for
the closing of her home for the winter.
She will go to Massachusetts TO spend the
winter with her daughters, Mrs. George
Allen of Northampton and Mrs. Leyland
Wight of Hatfield, Mass.
William Forkell. who lectured Satur-
day evening in the second number of the
indoor Chautauqua course, was not
greeted by a very large audience. The
next program, Saturday evening, a con-
cert. will be one of>the best numbers, as
the artists are of high repute in concert
work Many of Miss Hayes's readings
are in costume, while the Carney sisters
have made a speciality of their folk songs
and story work and viii give a representa-
ton of Dutch life in costume.
{ Harold Bugbee is moving to his new
home on the Westminster West road and
VIII Allen, who has bought the Kimball
house formerly owned by Mr.. Bugbee
viii move there from the tenement in the
q. l.. Buxton house. Mr.. Allen has
been working for l.. r. Fuller on the state
road from Puney to Westminster as
patrol and has Il fine piece of road. Mr..
Allen served long apprenticeship under
the late Horace Scott and has since
worked building roads in Massachusetts
The buying of home in Putuey Iqay as
sure the town of a capable road maker
who win be available.