Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-17
PUTIN EY.
Death Of Mrs. Putney Hannum-ReaI
Estate Changes.

Estate Changes.
Mrs. Rachel l.. Putnam, wife OF
Putney Hannum, died at her home
Tuesday March Is, after an illness
OF many weeks with heart trouble
Mrs, Hannum was born at Andoyer
March 10, 1880. and was married "a
Mr. Hannum March 81. 1861. Five
children Were born to them. one
Clara l., dying In childhood. Beside
her husband, she leaves four children
and three step-children: Eta L., wife
OF Henry f. Gassett Of Putney Fred
y. OF Putney, William p, Of Spofford.
y. H., George w. of Westfield, Mass
Mrs. ID. $. Taylor of Westmoreland,
\. H., Mrs. A. j Clayton OF Bristol,
Conn, and III. A. Hannum Of Bristol,
Conn. Mrs Hannum was a member
OF the Baptist church and a woman
OF fine Christian character. She was
devoted TO the interests OF her fam
/ lily. She will be greatly missed by
her many friends. The funeral was
held at her late home Thursday af-
ternoon, Rev. n. d. Parsons Of En-
field, Conn, assisted by Rev. A. S.
Buzzell OF the Baptist church, off,
eiating. The remains We're taken TO
Weston for burial to-day.
Jerome Shaw has rented his farm
at East Putney to Mr. Franklin and
has bought Mrs. ii. r. Waite's place
In the village
b. a. Colbrook is very III.
Thomas Heenan is III with grip.
Mrs. Mary b. Townshend is III.
Fred Dodge Of Springfield is at his
fathers.
Lyman Wood has bought Henry
Kidder's place.
w. f. Aver Of Windsor was in
town this week.
E f. Blood is spending a few DAYS
at Fftchburg Mass
Miss Fanny Washburn is visiting
friends at Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Jennie c. Pierce entertained
the Opus club Monday evening
Mrs. " J. Davenport returned Fri
day from visit AT Bellows Falls.
C. w. Adams is in New York and |
Mrs. Adams Is visiting at Walpole |
n. H.
Miss Jennie E Pierce spent Sun
day with Mrs. L. L. Drury at Mt. |
Hermon, Mass.
]. F. Clarke is spending the week
with his daughter, Mrs. c. II. Bridg- I
man, at Keene, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor Of Brat
tleboro were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
II. G. Everleth this week.
Miss Kate Carpenter has returned
from a visit at Haverhill y. II. Tom
Carpenter returned with her.
Mrs H. r. Waite returned from
Iinsdale. n. H., and Maude Miller
rom Bellows Falls Tuesday.
NJ f. Robbins and Cortez Boutwell,
pent Monday and Tuesday with Mr.
3outwell's brother at Townshend.
Mrs. ], F, Washburn entertained
he Fortnightly club Friday after
oon, giving a talk on California
The third and fourth degrees will
e given candidates at the next reg
lar meeting of Putney grange, March
r. ]. Goodell was called to West
mister West Wednesday morning
y the death of his father, Loren
Ioodell
The first and second degrees were
onferred on nine candidates at the
leeting of Putney grange Friday
vening.
Nine members of Golden Rule
HAPPIER attended the meeting Of the
econd district o. Z. S. at Bellows
alls Thursday.
Rev w. r. Davenport delivered
cture at the Congregational vestry
.onday. Subject, The Greatest Ques-
on of the Age.
Col. W, II. Greenwood W. r. C.
itiated one candidate Tuesday
'ening. After the meeting refresh
ents were served.
The third degree was conferred
'ednesday evening by Golden Rule
dge, No. 49, f. & A. NJ. Visitors
ON Brattleboro We're present.
A dancing school will be held
lursday evening, March %, at the
wn hall. After 8 o'clock any desir-
g to participate may do so by pay
g small admission fee. =
Mrs. NJ f. Robbins and Mrs. C. f. -
idden attended the tea and sale of
eful and fancy articles, which was
Id by the Vermont society, United
ates Daughters of 1912, at the home D,
Mrs. F. II. Holden at Brattleboro
onday afternoon.