The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04

erly was due at Putney at 2;lS, an
rivos now at | :o3. The time was
changed last Monday.
The funeral of Patrick Mooney
whose death was reported last week,
occurred at his home Friday afternoon
at , O'Clock. The Grand Army men
had charge of the funeral, Rev. Edwin
Mitchell officiating. Mr.. Mooney was
born in Ireland and would have been
% years of age in November, if he had
lived. lie has resided in Putney
about 10 years and has been sufferer
from the effects of army life most Of
that time, as he was one of the men
under whose directions he was buried.
The 18th Vermont. was his regiment,
Company G.. His wife survives him,
two sons, John and Walter, and three
daughters Mrs, Edwin Patterson, Julia
and Nellie.
Charles Booth has given his house Il
thorough painting and repairing and
has added much To the appearance and
value of his property by so doing.
\ class has been started in the Bap-
fist Christian Endcavor society which
is to take a course of study known as
the Christian Culture course. This
will he a very helpful study which will
broaden ones knowledge of the Bible.
For further particulars communicate
with the Baptist society.
y party of Ii Masons from Brattle
boro and five from Bellows Falls were
present at the Masonic hall Wednesday
evening to witness the conference of
the third degree TO j. W. Shelley by
the Golden Rule Lodge No -, of our
place
\ representative Of the Emergency
Fire EXtinguisher, whose laboratory is
in Manchester, n. H., gave an exhibi
ton with one of their chemical pumps
Wednesday night, and it was sue
cessful one The Stowell Mfg, Co.
and others have patronized them.
Miss Mabel Breed has lately been
visiting with her sister Alice of this
place. Miss Lillian Harvey is at home
now for a short visit. She has finished
work for Mr. Langley and is soon to
work for Rev Mr.. Parker Miss
| Nellie Mooney, who was called home
on account Of the illness of her father,
returned to Hinsdae Monday Moses
Benson returned to Putney from
Mortified, Mass, Monday. He has
been visiting there with relatives. ~
Miss Minnie Whitney takes Mary
Roch' place al G. l.. Pierce s, Miss
Ellen Wallace, matron of the Old PEG
ple's home of birmingham, and Mrs,
Pratt, who is sister to Nj. G.. Williams,
and her husband, were guests of NJ.
&. Williams last Friday and Saturday.
The boys who left Putney short
time ago and the impression that they
were To enlist in the cavalry at Fort
Ethan Allen, are picking peaches in
West Hartford. Conn. Fred Fuller,
son Of Mrs. Charles Kilburns, is at
work in Notions grocery store in
keene. n. Hilary Simonds and
wife are boarding. at George HoWard's.
Mr.. Simonds works in + l. Pierce s mill.
Frank Townsend who has been Wis
itlng at home. returned t. his work in
Concord, y. H.. Tuesday. He is an
attendant in the insane asylum there.
\. {. Cobb, son of Norman Cobb,
ST., is visiting at his old home in East
Putney this week. He Is from Eliza
beth, y. ]. Mrs, Frank Dart returned
to keene Sunday after Il visit at her
mothers. \. =. Cobb from Spring
field has been visiting friends in town
this week. Mr.. Gorton and children
are visiting with his wife at her sis
ter's Mrs George Johnson's. Their
homo is in Reading. Mass 4. \.
Langley has been moving to his farm,
the Clay farm. this week. Miss Ada
Ford leaves for Walpole, n. H.. Mon
day where she is employed in the
family of T. B. Butfum. Miss Mary
Rock is taking her second term in Don
nell Il Davis millinery store in Brat
tleboro. She began Monday Miss
Juno Fitield who has been at work
in Chester. came home Thursday