Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-23

Miss Maude Aiken was In town 'his "eeA'
Il. ]. Goodell il working for DR. Foster
this week.
Frank Young Of Bai,leboro is home III
with the grip
Mrs. A. NJ. Corscr returned from Holyoke
Mass, Monday.
II. l.. Bailey has been housed with tho
grip this week.
Mr.. Brown OF Halifax is visiting his daugh'
ter Mrs. Clayton Coane.
II. C. Black Of Greenfield, Mass, came
Wednesday for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. Britton entertained the
whist club Friday evening.
Geo, Lawrence is having a weeks vacation
Al his home In Saxtons River.
Mrs. II. p. Farr has returned from sew
eral weeks stay in Rockingham.
Elias sperry, Gloucester fisherman, spent
Sunday at the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Lydia Blood who has been visiting at
w. A. Coles, returned home today
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Frost are visiting In
East Putney and Westminster this week
Mrs, Homer Waite and Mrs. Harry II. OIL
ney went TO Springfield, this state, Saturday
John Kimbal Of Marlboro, n. H., visited
his daughter, Mrs. w. S. Adams, this week
Miss Beulah Williams, who is attending the
MONTPELIER seminary, is at home for brief
visit.
Putney grange will confer the third and
fourth degrees on candidates at the meeting
tonight.
William Hibbard who was employed by
the Stoweil Co., is now employed by W. W.
Pierce.
Elmer Lewis Of Middletown Springs this
state, is spending a few days ut Wills
Young's.
Mrs, j. +. Washburn is spending few
DAYS at Chester y. Y, with her mother, Mrs.
Wilcomb.
Mrs. Frank Adams and daughter, Doris, of
Bellows Falls visited at Dorr Clough's Friday
and Saturday.
p J. Warwick and August johnson went
to Springfield Mass Sunday, where they
have secured employment.
John n Underwood and w. A. Bosworth,
who are employed at Brightwood, Mass, spent
Sunday at their homes here
f.. f. Blood has purchased Raymond
Goodell's horse and also one owned by Sey-
mour Minard of Westminster West.
Several went to White River Junction Wed.
nesday evening, to attend the final game in
the state championship series between Brat
tleboro and St. Johnsbury.
Several of the relatives and friends of the
late John Walker, who died very suddenly
Sunday morning, attended his funeral at
Dummerston, Wednesday.
Allen s. Charlton, the second son Of DR..
Charlton, has decided to enter the ministry,
and expects to receive an appointment at the
next session of the Vermont conference.
Mrs. E. G. Lewis of Wallingford, Conn,
was called here Saturday to help care for
her mother, Mrs. G. L. Pierce, who is sick.
At this writing she is more comfortable.
Mrs. Alice Shaw Day of Newton, Mass
came Thursday for a visit with her aunt
Mrs. ]. " Shaw, and with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day will remove soon from
their home in Newton, Mass, to Maine
Master Earl Dawson celebrated his 18th
birthday Saturday afternoon by entertaining
IL of his friends and schoolmates from 3 to
8. Games were played and refreshments were
served Master Earl was remembered by
several birthday gifts.
Next Sunday morning the topic at the
Methodist Episcopal church will be The Voice
of Revelation on the Immanency of Religion
The evening topic will be Our Opportunity.
Among the practical suggestions offered in
Rev. Dr. Charton's talk of last Sunday even.
ing, was the immediate need of Historical
and Genealogical society in Putney.
Mrs Martha Douglas, wife of Rev. Henry
NJ Douglas, died at West Haven, Wednesday,
March a. of consumption. Mrs. Douglas
was resident of Putney during her hus.
bands pastorate of the Baptist church here.
She made many friends in this village who
regret very much to learn of her decease. Be-
side her husband, she leaves two daughters,
Misses Florence and Nellie Douglas. The
burial took place last Sunday.
Mrs. Finette lamb Palmer, wife of Albert
j. Palmer, died at her home Tuesday morn
ing of consumption. Mrs. Palmer was so
years of age and has been an invalid for
many years, although not confined to her bed
except for the last few weeks She has
been resident of Putney for the past five
years, coming here from Granville N. Y.
After prayer at the house by Rev. j. D.
King of the Congregational church, the body
was taken to Pawlet for burial