The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
Putneyand Vicinity
PuTNEY.

Phillip Howard was in town Sunday.
MumIs arr prevalent ia town, there be
inr several eases,
Mr.. 4. \, Poland returned Tuesday
irum Portland, Ne,
Miss Edna Patterson was al T., /. Pat
icrsnn's over sunday,
\. T. Aver moved to Miss Jennie NJ.
Coles house Tuesday.
Mr.. Roi.nck l.. Van j. visiting rcla.
iiyrs IN Hartford. Conn.
Charles Bristol 81 Claemoni, y. H.,
was IN town "wednesday.
Aliss Anioinrttc Bowie came Saturday 10
Ephraim Boyics for visit.
Mis-. Martha Algcr OF Baitleboro spent
sunday with Mrs. VI. T.. Whitman.
Frank Stanles Of White River junction
was a guest at !. ketchum's sunday
Mr. and Mis-. Shine were guests OF Mrs
Shines father. Adams Blood, this week.
II. G.. Eycrlcih returned Tuesday from
a tiip 20 Boston aud Springfield, Mas.
Misses Isabelle l.. Briggs and Mary i.
folett are al their summer home, Over
hills.
The program at the regular meeting Of
putncy grange tonight will be mock
lual.
Miss Pauline Miller Of Brattlcboro was
an over Sunday guest at II. G, Ever
lcth's,
Henry Eyerlcth returned to Battleboro
this week. having recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Miss Jennie VI. Hills returned 10 Fitch
burg Mass. Sunday after spending
week with Mrs Sarah i. IIolton.
Justin II. Wheeler and Harlan Whitney
went Saturday TO Boston and East Lex.
ington, Mass, returning Monday.
Mrs. II. l.. Taft and Mrs. 5. Pierce wen,
10 Brattleboro Wednesday. Mrs. Taft
will visit her daughter, Mrs. IL. ii. Spald-
Ing.
Mrs NJ f. Washburn has purchased
T.. 4. Blood's work team for use on her
farm. Mr.. Blood has just procured an
other team.
C. l.. Coane and A. 5. Underwood were
very fortunate in their fishing at Mari
boro pond the first OF the week, catching
Is trout which weighed ID pounds.
The concert which viii close the sing
ing school will be held in the town hall
Tuesday evening. May -. A reader and
solost from out of town will assist.
George T. Van visited his brother. X,
L. Van, at NJ. i. Robbins's over Sunday.
MIR Van is roadmaster of the Great
Northern railway, with headquarters at
Whitcfish, Mont.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
Methodist Episcopal church elected their
officers last Sunday: superintendent,
Marion Wood; president, Jessie Wood
burn: vicc.prcsidcnt, Minnie Crawford;
secretary, Jennie Crawford; treasurer
GLADYS Howe: social committee, Fnette
Williams, Marion Wood, Jessie Wood
burn: lookout committee Nina Weber,
Clara Kathan, katherine Howe; organlst,
Fmctte Williams. The time of meeting
was changed from o'clock to 8 o'clock.
The Junior Epworth League will meet IN
the Methodist church at 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Flora Pcppin, 81, wife of G. II,
Peppin, died at her home Tuesday even
ing after long illness from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Peppin has lived here for a few
years coming from EasthamptOn, Mass.
Besides her husband she leaves father,
Joseph Riopel, of Easthampton, Mass,
five brothers. Louis Riopel Of Easthamp, |
ton, Mass, Alfred, Napoleon and Edward
Riopel of Bridgeport, Conn, and EXard |
Riopel of Providence, X. l.; and three
sisters, Mrs. John Granier, Mrs Celia
Pauquette and Mrs. Alphonse Belanger OF
Bridgeport, Conn. Prayers were said at
the house by the Roman Catholic priest |
OF st. Michaels church of Bratteboro.
4. 4. Knight. l.. p. Bailey, a. J. Aver
and w. G.. Treadway acted as bearers.
The funeral will ,be held in Easthampton,
Mass, Friday and the burial will be IN
Easthampton