The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-08
PITNEY.

Mariory Adams Is entertaining little
friend from Athol, Mass.
Miss Gertrude Alyord spent the
Fourth at the home of her sister, Mrs.
ID. III. Smith.
f. J. Gates and friend, II. Druker, of
Boston. motored here and are staying
few days with G. w. Gates.
There will be meeting Of the Ladies
society of the Community church tues
day afternoon at the church parlors.
q Poland has rented the same cot
tage at Echo lake he had last year ana
took his family there Saturday for July
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Forest and little son,
Harold of Athol Mass, We're guests
few days of her aunt, Mrs, o. l.. Buxton.
They returned home Tuesday.
Nelson Tombs and chum of Brattleboro
are working for Nelson's uncle, G. J..
Thwing, during their vacation. A radio
outfit is the goal they are working for.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weston and two
daughters Hattie and Ethel and SON.
George. and George johnson went by
automobile to Meriden, \. H., to spend
the Fourth.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold its regular meeting Sunday night
on Putney mountain at $50 o'clock. All
those who want to go are to meet at the
church at 6 o'clock.
who have listened to the different con-
certs and lectures made possible by the
radio which was in operation by someone
stopping at d. II. Smiths.
The Christian Endeavor society will
celebrate its birthday under the present
order of a federated church Tuesday
evening, July II. when there will be a
banquet and an elaborate program. The
affair is in charge of an efficient commit
tee.
Miss Frances Russell, who has been
taking a postgraduate course at Rad
cliffe college, Joined her mother, Mrs.
John Il. Russell, and sister, Miss Marion
Russell. at the Russell summer home
Monday. She received her NJ. A. degree
and the Cum Laude honor from Radcliffe
this year.
Miss Nellie Clarke will go Wednesday
afternoon to Keene \. H, to visit her
sister, Mrs. c. ii. Bridgman. and meet
her nieces. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Ingham
and four children of Clinton, ILL.,, and
Mrs. C. w. Buckley and daughter of
Whitest0ne Landing, Long Island, y. y,
are at the Bridgman. home.
The junior topic fer July is How
May Our Nation Be Great and Happy
/ Proverbs II "a, conservation meeting
/ Leaders, Muriel Buxton and Christina
/ Williams. Topic for July ID, Lessons
/ from Birds and Beasts. Psalms 104 %
| 81. Leaders, Lowell Patch and Worden
| Perry.
There was some cutting up Monday
! evening and Tuesday morning, but ne
mean things were done. just a little mix
! up Of chairs, etc. Some were hung on the
! electric light poles. All the town imple
/ mentS were on the common, snOw-roller
| road machine, etc; bonfire also was en-
/ joyed and the church bell was rung.
| Rev. r. f Lands. Mrs Lands anC
/ two children. Marguerite and Reed, jr.
/ of SodertCn, Pa, came Monday night 4
| spend their vacation with Miss Lizzie $
| Houghton, and greet his many friends in
| the town where he spent much time
! while a student at Mount Hermon il
/ supplying the pulpit of the old Congrega,
! tiOnal church, and in friendly visits here
The moving pictures are being wei
| patroniZed and are giving good satisfac
! ton. When Mr.. Wright was here witt
| the films fer the Near East pic
! lures he congratulated Putney fol
| having the best machine he hat
/ found in exhibiting the pictures Putney
/ Is exceedingly fortunate in having the
pictures chosen by an expert in the bust
ness. One film had its initial showing il
New England in Putney and was put OF
in Boston the following week. Through
| the courtesy of the management tn,
Christian Endeavor society sell chocolate
products during the intermisson
Although it was rainy, Mrs H. \