The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
Putneyand Vicinity
FUTkEY.

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= M.ss Fanny iiFoeks is a guest q. Mr.
o q, ", hfvoks,
!. j, 4, STACEY ~as in iowh for shoF
\ ilme last aeek,
Mrs, Ferry u iicTlin. Conn, is tisiiin
Mw, Hannah q, Parker,
!. Eas~hr lloushioh. railroad postal clerk
Z e home tot lea days vacation,
Mr. iiumrii Il lnooklyn. \, Y, cam
: Tuesday 10 MN, 4, 4, ianslrys,
MIR. II. l., TAFT returned Tuesday iron
welt II tNo weeks al Corona, \, \,
Mrs. Vernon A. Doly and daughter ii
Montpelier, are visiting al n. q. Williams
Miss Florence D. Locke went M-lnes
day a. hafnn 10 Walt MIR, Clara Fuller
Harry Patterson ai Chicago h visiting
III, IaTenis, Mr., and Mn, T. d. l'alieT-
sun.
Mrs Chase al Chicago, is visiting at
Mn, Lucy J., Z. ilooram's al PARKWAY
Farm.
Mr., and Mrs. e. II. llr.dsman 81 koene,
\. H., Nerv guests Monday At john ,.
Iiafks.
II. Charles Page has returned from his
rssni visit Al The Gauisohs, IN Fitch
burg, Mae.
Mrs. Scott Look spent THURSDAY aud
Friday Al ", y fleroes IA Wcsimote,
land. n. H.
Mr.. {. A. Poland aud two children
went lasi wcck 10 Wisconsin for an *
tended visit.
Mn Myrtle knight Of Braiileboro came
yesterday, and q the guest Of Nn. End.
| 4. Robertson,
Miss Bertha Lahcy oi Dummcnion Is
visiting her mother, Mr.. Nellie VI. l.ahvy,
al T.. =. Bloods.
Mir. Allen Of Qncehee was a guest Of
DIR. and Mrs l. II. Bugbee from Thurs
day until Monday.
Mr.. and Mn. Frank Norcross OF Brat.
,leboro We're guests OF Mr.. and Mn.
Shumway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mn. h. w lluntley Of Bmt,le.
boro were over Sunday guests OF Mr. aud
Mn. X. j. Goodell.
Mn. VI. l.. Whitman returned home last 4
week from Bratlleboro, where she has
been spending several weeks.
DIR. y. Penn. Bugbee OF Springfield |
Mass, was an over Sunday visitor at the |
home OF his brother, DIR. l.. II. Bugbee,
Mrs. Belle Ashley, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Addie ID. johnson,
reurnted TO Springfield, Mas, Wcdnes.
day.
Mrs. L. c. Lewis Of Wallngford, Conn,
came Monday, and is a guest OF her father,
g. l.. Price, and sister, Mn. i. A.
Buriett.
Mrs. Mary Sanders was in town Tues.
day. She has taken a fiat IN Springfield,
Mass, aud will move her household goods
there.
Mn. Lewis Crafts returned 10 her home
at Lyndonyille "Wednesday, after spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. ii. Z.
Parker.
Mrs. Abbie Kathan OF Springfield, Vt,
and daughter, Miss Florence kathan OF
Plymouth, \. H., came Wednesday TO
Putney 10 visit.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wheaton and son |
and daughter of Gallipolis, Ohio, are
guests OF Mr.. Wheaton's mother, Mrs.
Laura NJ. Pantz, NJ. ID.
Miss Freda Pember returned Tuesday
rom Westmoreand, n H., where she
mas been assisting in the care of her sis
er, Mrs. w. L. Pierce, who has been Ill.
Dorothy Aver is visiting at Rocking
nam. Mrs. A. j. Aver and Margaret went
his week TO Rockingham to visit Mrs.
Ayers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. c
Roundy.
Mrs. Mary =. Reyes Babcock, her
laughter Mabel and grandson Leon, of 4
lhcago, were guests OF Miss Caroline c
ieyes for few days. Mrs. Babcock was
former resident OF Putney. s.
Mrs. Minnie A. Treadway is spending II
wo weeks at Spofford Lake with a party
( friends from Brattleboro- and Mrs. q
Cert Wood and son, Carroll Wood, Mrs. h
,uby Thurber and Miss Thurber.
Mrs kittie Coar of Springfield and Fl
aughter Carlotta, were guests OF the for W
ler's aunt, Mrs. Addie ID. johnson, over
unday. Mrs. Coar left Monday Miss \
arlotta will remain for a long visit r.
Il. H. Stoughton Woman's Relief Corps G
{ Bellows Falls has extended an invita-
on to all the members OF Col. w. ii, 70
reenwood Corps and their families to a
in in basket picnic at BARRIERS park NJ
tuesday,, July 2s.
Mrs. Quincy b. Newcomb came from fir
hesterfield Monday, where she has been a
lring for her daughter, Mrs. w. o. NJ
lien, who has been very i'll. She spent
few days at home, returning Thursday. y,
ne was accompanied by her little grand ny
N, who has been here for several weeks. ne
Mr. Robbins, lawyer from Brooklyn,
Y, was in town Tuesday, looking over \,
e town record and also the Congrega- ~
,nal church records, with desire to OBJ Be- b.
in information in regard to William -.
~,
1890. Mr. Robbins left Tuesday after
on for Greenfield, and will also visit in LIE
,nnington. no
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday, e.,
II O'Clock, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. IN
lincy b. Newcomb when their youngest
lighter, Bertha Ada, was married TO Nj
ank Louis Taft, son of Mrs. Harriet J.. So,
it. The ceremony was performed by for
" Herbert Il. Buffum of the Baptist an
urch The single ring service was used r
e couple was unattended. The bride
s prettily gowned in white muslin. -
ly the members of the two families and
few intimate friends were present.
ter the ceremony ice cream and cake
S served. The house was decorated
h cut flowers. Some very valuable
scents were given, including silver and
IS ware and very nice lamp. Mr..
| Mrs. Taft left on the 1.50 train south,
| will spend few days in Massachu-
Is. They are both popular. young peo-
here, and are very active in the work
the Rantist church