The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21
Putney and Vicinity
PUTNEY.


Dr. G.. 5. Foster returned from a trip
to Vergennes Monday afternoon
Mrs. Alice G. Smith OF Amherst, Mass,
is guest OF Mrs. f. f. Pierce.
r. r. Shelley OF Bellows Falls visited
his mother, Mrs W. \. Cole, Sunday.
Putney grange will go to Westmoreland
Tuesday night and will give the. enter
tainment.
Miss Abbie Washburn is finishing the
school taught by Miss Ellen Marcy in
district No. 3.
Mrs. IL. C. Parker returned Monday
from Brattleboro, where she visited Mrs
Lucy Z. II. Knight
Presiding Elder W b. Smithers OF the
Springfield district held meeting III the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon and
evening.
4 committee on services on Sunday at
West Hill has been appointed consisting
of Miss Lula Barrett, Miss Elizabeth
Braley and Frank Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lowe OF Towns
bend are visiting at Herbert a. Blood 5
and at o. b. Blodgett's. They are think
ing OF coming to Putney to live.
/ Mrs. L. 2. Seymour, wife OF Rev, f.
IP. Seymour, a former pastor OF the Con.
gregational church, and son, Arthur OF
( Wiliamstown, Mass, were in town Tues
/ day.
/ Several from this town graduate from
the high school in Brattleboro tins week
( They are Miss Ruth Robertson, Miss May
Patterson, Eugene Houghton, Annie
johnson.
Several attended the graduation eXer-
cises at Mortified seminary tuesday
They were Misses Mary Wright, Hattie
Chapman, Winifred Bugbee and Kew H.
L. Buffum.
Miss Anna Blood returned to Marlboro,
/ n. H., Tuesday after spending lew
DAYS with her mother and sisters, Mrs
Martha J. Blood and Misses Eva and
Olive Blood.
Morris Lame of Bellows Falls began
work at Captain William Robertson $ pa
per mill Wednesday as beaterman. Inn
othy OConnors will be promoted to back
tender on the machine.
Rev. and Mrs Cyrus Hamlin of Tonga
loo. Miss, and of Townshend called or
Mrs. Judson b, Derry Monday, stopping
on their way to Wilton, n. H., where
they will spend the summer.
Rev. II. f. Forrest Of Williamsburg
Mass. a former pastor OF the Methods
church. was in town Monday. Mr. For
rest is having a monument erected OF
his lot at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Services will be held at the schoo
house on West Hill at 1 o'clock, Rev, IL
Z. Buffum officiating: and at Pierce nal
at East Putney at $50 o'clock next sun
day afternoon, Rev. L. W. Morey othelat
ing.
The quarterly conference met at tn
| Methodist Episcopal church Mondaa'
, morning and Benjamin Charlton was Il
censed to preach. Mr.. Charlton Will sup
ply the churches at Cambrldgeport AM
l Athens.
= Mrs. NJ. G. Williams went to Mont
peher Monday for a brief visit, wher
She will meet her mother, Mrs. Ellen Pat
5 terson. who will accompany her to Cht
boygan, Mich. Mrs. Paterson has tire
sons living in Michigan.
! Children's day at the Congregations
church last Sunday morning was declt
! ed success, the children taking their part
!, well and the choir rendering fine music
> \ supper was served to the chlldfeh
the Congregational Sunday school IN tn
. church parlors Monday afternoon.
;, Golden Rule lodge, No. 80, F. & \. NJ
a and Golden Rule chapter, No. 3, y. Il. )
e twill attend divine services at the Baptl'
;, church next Sunday evening by invitatio
e Of the pastor, Rev. II. E. Buffum, in re
ignition of st. Johns day. 1t is expecte
a that Rev. L. w. Morey will assist
!. the service.
5 A sale was made Wednesday by b. !
n Blood to out-of-town parties OF the L
y nous trotter, Robert B., with a record :
n 2l2. This horse was once owned |
[. Charlie Taylor, the veteran driver WI
has reached the age of l0l years. II
hores has been owned by Mr.. Blood IL
n several months and has record for spec
4 on the track which has never been su
- passed by any horse owned in town.