Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-12-24
PuTNEY.

IL. IL. Hlerce Is nome from Boston.
r. E. Willard has gone to Brattle-
boro to work.
Carl Knight will spend Christmas
with his parents.
William Cole had a serious attack OF
pleurisy Tuesday.
H. L. Tiff and wife of Putney Falls
have gone to Boston.
Mrs. James Knight is slowly recover
ing from her sickness.
Capt William Robertson is able to
be out Of doors again.
Norman Wilson went to Troy, N. Y.
Monday for two weeks.
A. J. Aver will spend Christmas with
his children at Windsor.
Misses Abbe and Sarah Washburn
are home for Christmas.
Mrs. e. r. Perkins is suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Wood Sunday night.
A. A. Langley Is home from Boston
for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Florence Cathan is home from
her school in Plymouth, N. III.
C. E. Hayward was in Springfield
Friday and Saturday last week.
L. H. Olney, wife and son are visit
ing in Bellows Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders were
up from Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth will be in
Winchendon, Mass, for two weeks.
NJ. d. whitman attended the funeral
of w. p. Jones in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee from Wiliamstown has
taken Mr. Harriss place at the depot.
Mrs r, ]. Houghton of Burlington is
home, Mr.. Houghton is expected Mon
day.
C. f. Bailey of Springfield with his
family spent few days in town this
week.
Mr. Hathaway of Galva, H., has
been visiting at Mr.. Sandersons this
week
The annual society meeting of the
Congregational church is called for
Jan. 5, 1904.
Door Clough fell on the ice in front of
lilG pbStoulCt vi uillhy anu Hult HIS
head severely.
Miss F. C. Roberts of Stanton Island
is spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Langley
Jessie Vancor has moved from Bel
lows Falls into George Phillips's house
with Mr.. Witeman.
Miss Alice Farr and friend and Mr..
of ID
Farr's over Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough spent
Christmas with a niece, Mrs. Frank
Adams of Bellows Falls.
Charles M. Cobb will spend the time
while the Stowell shops are shut down
at his home in Mechanicsville.
V. A. Dotty and family of Montpelier
spent Christmas with Mr.. Dotty's |
mother, Mrs. Ellen Patterson
The Stowell shops shut down Satur-
day night. 1t Is expected that they will |
closed for about two weeks.
The last Christmas rehearsal will be |
held in the town hall Saturday after |
noon and evening instead of Friday as
The Baptist Ladies' society will meet |
with Mrs. G. L. Pierce Wednesday |
from 10 to p. M. Mrs. Pierce will fur
nish dinner.
Freeman Clark who had serious ac-
cident happen to his eyes recently is
able to see little and hopes to recover
the sight in time.
temporary organization of the
team was made Saturday
night at the reading room and COM
mittee chosen to arrange for the use of
he town hall. Practice will begin the
first of next week.
The central school opened again
morning with Miss Edna Lins-
ey as teacher Miss Linsley's home is
n California. She has had three years
n Mt Holyoke college and has been
eaching in Leland & Gray seminary,
Townshend, as substitute, and comes
With the best of recommendations.
A very pleasant wedding took place
It the home of Herbert L. Clark Mon
lay evening, when Ernest E. Marble of
was married to Mrs. Liz
lie Clark Wheelock. After the cere-
nony supper was served, and the
lewly married couple took the 1920
rain for their future home in Rock
ngham.