Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-20
PUTNEY.

Porter Ford OF Ashburnham. Mass, is in
town.
f. L. knight returned from Burlington
Thursday.
D. II, Kendrick of Amherst, Mass, was In
town Wednesday.
Miss Jennie 4. Pierce returned from Lake
sunapee Wednesday.
W. vogel OF Springfield Mass, is a guest
at Fred r. Hollands.
Mr.. Lee OF North scituate, Mass, is a
guest this week at II. L. Tafts.
Charles Russell Of wapole, n. H., visited
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Russell Friday.
Miss Ellen Marcy OF Brattleboro is guest
Of Mrs. Florence Blood At 4. Z, Blood's,
Master Vernon Williams is visiting DR..
and Mrs. 4. c. Charlton at Fishers Island,
Is. Y.
Carroll Whitney and Miss Florence Mason
Of Keene, ~ H.. spent sunday at Milo Z.
Whineys
Miss Ruth Robertson is spending her va.
cation at the home Of her aunt Mrs. Hlllman,
at Northampton, Mass.
Eugene Howe has bought Charles War
wiek's house on kimball hill and Will have
possession about Aug. !.
Miss Lydia Day, who has been the guest
Of Miss S. 4. White, left last week for a
trip to the White mountains.
Mrs. Howard of Jamaica is spending few
weeks at Merritt Howard $, assisting IN the
care OF Mrs. Howard who is i'll.
There will be an ice cream sale at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening, July 25,
at I o'clock, followed by social.
Miss Anna Blood Of Marlboro, n. H., came
Wednesday to spend few weeks at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Martha J. Blood.
Mrs. villa j. Davenport returned the first
of the week from a visit with her son,
Clinton l.. Davenport at Winchendon, Mass.
game of baseball was played Saturday
afternoon between the West Dummerston and
Putney teams which resulted in score of
@ to 5, in favor of Putney.
Health Officer VI. d. Whitman returned last
week from Burlington, where he had been
attending the meeting OF the state board OF
health and school Of instruction.
Mrs Herbert wymsn of Keene, y. H.,
who has been assisting In caring for Mrs.
Frost during her illness, returned TO her
home Thursday to remain for week.
Ralph j Houghton and family Of Burling.
ton came Thursday for q visit with friends
in town Mrs Houghton and daughter will
spend several weeks with Mrs, Houghton $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Whitney.
jack one Of the work horses belonging to
Capt. William Robertson, died of heart dis
ease Saturday afternoon while drawing stool
from the depot The horse fell to the ground,
dying instantly.
There was quite a severe thunder shower
Tuesday afternoon. The lightning struck the
chimney of the house owned by n. Z. Priest
and occupied by w. W. Wing. The damage
| done was slight.
| A sample OF milk taken from the supply
/ furnished for sale by W. Z. Pierce was sent
to the state laboratory by Health Officer NJ
d. Whitman for examination. The report
states that the quality of the milk was nor
NAL and fulfilled the requirements Of the law
! Mr.. and Mrs Scott Look returned Fri
day from Oxford, n. H., where they had
been to make preparations for moving then
household goods TO Putney. They Will reside
| in W. f. Pierce's house recently vacated by
Mrs. Ransom Blood Mr.. Look will be EN-
ployed by Mr.. Pierce driving on the milk
route.
Marion Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Howard, died Thursday
July II, of catarrhal pneumonia, aged
months and 10 days. The funeral was held
at the house Friday, Rev. II. E. Buffum OF
the Baptist church officiating. Mrs. Jennie
c. Pierce sang appropriate selections. The
burial was in the family lot at Jamaica
Saturday