Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-02
PUTNEY.

Carroll whitney returned to Keene' NJ H.
Saturday.
Mrs NJ. +, Whitman returned from WISH
az Ludlow saturday
Miss Hotaling was guest Of Mrs Sarah
b. Holton last week.
Eugene Willard Of Brattleboro is III at tue
home Of his father, Dwight willard
Frank whitman was a guest OF ms pa.
rents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Whitman from
Friday till Monday.
Miss Ellen Marcy of Brattleboro has been
a guest Of Miss Alice Farr and Mrs Ran
som Blood this week,
Rev A. s. Bulzell will speak upon the
ouestion. Who Is Guilty at the Baptit
church next Sunday morning
Mrs. Alice Munger OF Windsor Mrs. A. A.
Langley and Miss Edna Burnett were guests
If Miss Nellie n. Clarke Wednesday.
The ladies OF the Baptist church viii serve
one of their excellent dinners in the lower
town hall town meeting day as usual
Rev. and Mrs A. s. Buzzell and Miss +.
May Buzzell attended the DR.. Dixson evan
gelistc service at Brat,leboro wednesday
Miss Gertrude Marehant, who has been
ypending several weeks at l.. p. Bailey's' re-
turned TO her home at Hartford. Conn, TINS
week.
Miss jennie NJ. Hills Of Fitchburg Mass,
visited al Mrs. William s. Houghton
Thursday and Friday. Miss Hills also WIS.,
tied at Mrs Sarah b. Holton's.
| meeting Of the Congregational church
and society has been called to meet at the
yestry Of the church Saturday afternoon
March 10. to appoint trustee for the legacy
left the church by the late James Crawford
The windham County Pomona grange met
with the Putney grange Wednesday Master
n. L. Frost Of West Bratteboro, Lecturer
/ Mrs W F. Mixer of Brattleboro, Governor
Charles J. Bell and Senator G. W. Pierce
were present Seven members Of Putney
grange took the obligation Of the fifth de
| gree Representatives were present from
East Dummerston. Vernon, Guiliord, Brat.
tleboro and Wardsboro. Dinner was served
| in the yestry Of the Congregational church.
A very interesting program was given in the
afternoon.
! Sunday at the Methodist church at 1915
! n, m. the pastors topic will be Town Meet
ing and Freeman Vote. This pre- election
sermon ought 10 be heard by every voter
who has no other church engagement at
that hour. Mrs. H. l.. Bailey will render
appropriate solos. Evening topic; Citizen
ship in the Kingdom Of God Lenten services
will be held either in the vestry or at the
parsonage every Wednesday and Thursday
evening during Lent Everybody cordially
invited
The warrant for the annual town meeting
is posted, which includes in addition to the
regular routine business the following arti'
cles: Question Of license or no license; an
article 10 see whether the town will au-
thorize the selectmen 10 borrow such sum
! of money as may be necessary to cover the
cost Of construction of the new schoolhouse
above the sum appropriated last year; to
see il the town will authorize the school di.
rcctors TO dispose of the schoolhouse prop.
orty in districts Nos l and 2, and apply
the proceeds on the schoolhouse loans; and
to hear the report Of the committee appoint
ed last year to investigate the subject of
town telephone system and act thereon.
Mrs Nettie knight Cragin, wife Of Joseph
D. Cragin. died at her home in Camden n.
J., Saturday Feb. "a, from complications fol-
lowing an attack Of the grip. Mrs. Craigin
was the youngest child of Perry and Eliza
Fairbank Knight. She was born in Putney,
April 5, 1874. spending her girhood days
here. She went to school in Brattleboro.
Mrs, Craigin was very successful teacher,
beginning her work in Putney and teaching
later in Dummerston, going from there to
Brattlcboro, where she taught for Is years
in the Chase Street primary school. Since
her marriage she has resided at Camden, n.
| 7. She is survived by her husband and
one son, Harold I. Craigin; one sister, Mrs
Eliza Akeey of Bratteboro, and one brother,
G. D. knight of Putney.