Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23
PuTNE
Grange Picnic Planned for July 4 -
Deer Chased by Dogs.

June ~ Will pc iau'ss Ws"'
} Putney grange.
Mrs. C. A. Cowlng returned fror
Newfane Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coe of Boston
Mass, are guests at ii. &, Warrens'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayward o
Walpole, y. H., are guests at Q. w
Adamss.
Miss Alice Townsend of Quincy
Mass. Is visiting at her fathers, Al
bert Townsend's.
Samuel Pember of Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday at his fathers
NJ. III, Pember's.
Mrs. Horace l.. Scott went Z
Springfield. Mass, Thursday to visi
her son, l.. j. Scott.
w. A. Cole spent the day Thursda!
at South birmingham, Mass, ah'
called on w. 5. Adams.
Mrs. Dorr Clough was guest O
Mrs. Frank Adams at Bellows Fans
Monday and Tuesday.
Byron Robinson Is spending Few
days with his aunts, Mrs. >. f. John'
son and Mrs l.. Felch.
Mrs J. III, Howard and Miss Ells
Howard of Maiden, Mass. are al
their summer home here.
George and Orrin Robertson OF
| Hinsdale N H., were guests at capt
william Robertsons Thursday.
Miss Bertha Estey returned Satur'
day to Hill-and dale farm. Miss
Estey spent the winter In Italy,
NJ. ID. whitman. health officer, Is In
burlington this week attending the
meetings of the state board of health
NJ. f. Robbins attended the meeting
of the Grand lodge, F. & A, NJ, at
burlington last week. He also visited
at Rutland and Ludlow,
Mrs. Jane Robertson Black and her
grand daughter, Miss Jean Earle. OF
South Bend, Ind, were guests at Will
liam Robertson's this week.
Miss Frances Russell of Williams.
town, Mass, came 10 the husse',
summer home Wednesday. Prof. ana
Mrs Russell and daughter, Marion
are expected Saturday.
grange picnic will be held July l.
Addresses, recitations, songs ana mu-
sic on the independence OF the Unit
ed states will constitute the program
Picnic on basket plan. All are in
vited to attend.
Sunday, July 2, in the morning
Rev. Mr.. Buzzell is 10 conduct pa
triotic service to which members OF
the G. A, r. and w. r. c. and all who
| are interested In good citizenship are
cordially invited.
The remains of r. Robinson, VINO
died at Burlington, were brought here
for b,,rial wednesday, Mr.. Robinson
was formerly of Hartland and was q
lbrother-in-law of Mrs. sarah f.
Johnson and Mrs. Lavina felch OF
this town. The burial was in MI,
Pleasant cemetery.
Baptist church. Rev. A. S. Buzzell,
pastor: 10 a. m, young mems pray
ing band; 1916 a. M, sermon. Is ina
Lord on the Side of Putney?; II m;
: Bible school; 3 p. m. praying bahd
service, West hill; $50 p. M, Chris
tian Endeavor meeting; 1880 p. M,
sermon. A Circle of Safety.
Mrs. Albert Townsend, who mas
been at Providence. r. l., for several
weeks, under treatment for rheuina-
tism. returned home Friday much I'M
proved In health. on her way nome
Mrs. Townsend visited her daughter,
Alice. at Quincy, Mass. and also her
daughter. Mrs Jennie Murch, at
Readsboro.
Last week two deer and fawn
were chased by dogs and during the
fright and race which followed the
little fawn was separated from the
others 1t was rescued from the dogs
nv William Richards, who now has
III in charge Mr. Richards immediate
| " reported to A.. j. Aver, who direct"
ed him to keep It in charge until IN
structions were received from those
in authority.
A family, consisting of ii persons.
passed through this town TUESDAY
travelling on foot with the exception
of the 6-weeks old baby from
syracuse. n. Y. to Augusta. Me. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Jaeger were married at
syracuse, n. Y, about one year ago,
Both had been previously marrled
| and each had four children by inc
former marriage The oldest chiid
was about IL and the youngest, ASIDE
from the baby, four years Old. MT,
Jaeger is about 40 and Mrs. Jaeger
an Their travelling outfit consisted Oh
a wheelbarrow and a clothes. Dasket
in which the baby was carried, ana
few articles of clothing. There We're
almost penniless but happy and Were
| in hopes to reach Augusta, the lot
mer home of Mrs. Jaeger. where she
| has a father and mother and seven
brothers living and where Mr.. Jaeger
! homes TO get employment.