The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.


Roy ferec Of Westminster Is workin.
az y, y, Hoods,
Fred y, Robertson vent Monday I,
New York on a business trip,
A large number oi logs Is being syn,
from here 10 the Braltlcboro dam.
William Richard Of Claremont came
"Wednesday 60 visit at NJ, G. Ingalls, >
Guy Tatro oi Bratileboro spent Sunday
al the home of his mother Mrs, VIII
/ ElmOw,
A rehearsal Tor the dramatic play The
Woven Web will be held next Tuesday
evening,
Miss Florence T.. Locke was a guest OF
her sister at Brattleboro Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Matte Black OF Greenfield was a
guest OF Miss Julia u, Gorham the first
oi the week.
overSnnday guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Warwick.
Carl Davis Of Oxford, n. H., has entered
the employ OF Corser a Britton as clerk
IN their store this week.
Mrs. Charles Bailey OF Springfield and
Mrs. Loren Howe Of Bnttleboro were yisi.
tors IN town last Friday.
Putney oranges next regular meeting
will he held tonight. The first and sec.
ond degrees will be conferred
DO not forget the chieken.pie supper
which will be served By the women OF
the Baptist society this evening
Mrs. Frank Adams aud daughter, Doris,
Of Bellows Falls We're guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Dou Clough Friday and saturday.
Henry Everleth has been spending a few
days at home this week on account of
the illness OF his father IL. G. Eyerleth
The school Of Miss Hughes and Miss
Davis finished last Friday, and they Ie
turned TO their home at Fair Haven, VT,
Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Woodland and daughter, Miss
Lula Woodland Of Keene, \. H., were
guests OF the formers uncle, G.. d. Brown,
the first Of the week.
W. +. Pierce has recently purchased
two teams of work horses, one pair OF
grey horses from j. A. Stacey and one
pair OF bays from Bert Reed.
Mrs. \. j. Aver and daughter, Mar.
garet and Dorothy, are spending the week |
at Rockingham with Mrs. Ayers parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Roundy.
The Putney Magazine club will meet
with Miss +. NJ. Walkup next Monday |
evening TO make arrangements for the l
coming year. The 1907 magazines will be
for sale.
Mrs. Henry Kane of Brattleboro was a
guest OF Mrs. w. II. Dickinson Tuesday
and Wednesday and Mrs. Calista III.
Bangs of Brattleboro was a guest OF
Mrs. NJ. L. Whitman.
w. n. WILDER had a carload of grain
1t the station over Sunday. Monday
morning when Mr.. WILDER went TO unload
he grain he found the lock on car broken
md 500 pounds of meal missing.
r., Il. Shelley of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. W. A.
Jole. Monday morning he left en- route
or Redands Cal, where he expects to
pend the winter for his health
Leslie Howe and Clifford Martin, who
ave been employed by 4. Il. Blood,
ave finished work there and have gone
o Westmoreland, n. H.. where they are
Employed by Mr.. Stacey, chopping logs.
The annual inspection of Col. w. II.
Greenwood Woman's Relief corps, No.
IS, was held Tuesday evening, Mrs.
'alista FL. Bangs, past department presi-
lent, being inspector. Previous to the
vening meeting a chicken.pie supper was
erved, the members of Col. w. IL. Green !
Good post, No. 80, being the guests OF
he corps
George II. Perry, 75 died suddenly at /
lis home in Chester Friday, Nov. 10. z
ir. Perry was native of Putney West
I'LL. He was one of family of IL chill
rem born to Mr. and Mrs, Eben Perry i
nd was born Sept |, 1882. Mr.. Perry
,as twice married, his first wife being
Hiss Stella f. Sanderson. Mrs. Perry =
led May 10, 1855. He married second
Hiss Sarah X. Spencer, who survives +
i'm, he also leaves one daughter, Mrs. q
ora Kingsley of West Midway, Mass,
nd one brother Zenas Wallace Perry OF b
The funeral was held in G
lie Congregational church of Putney Mon :,
Nv morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. l.. ". Il
Lorey officiating. The burial was in the G.
mily lot at Mt Pleasant cemetery. =,