The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13
Putneyand Vicinity
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PurHEY.
/ ", D.. A,rr u Windsor was IN loMn
the hFsi II the sesk'
M... lydia nlos.l al ILlloNs falls !. a
gssrs, II Mrs. flora L, Cole,
Ml.s Annie lieyaolds II iielloAs Falls
l. visiting at ihoinas tausnlefs,
h. h. llol~Tis0n went "Wednesday 10
NeN York city on hnslness imp
Roy ". HALEY II liIi,lal, Conn, e Vie.
iiins hls IaNnls, Nj, and Mts, l.. u
Haley,
Mr.. TarloS Il Portland, Me, came
la.l THURSDAY 10 Nlsii heF daughter, Mfs'
IL, 4 Poland,
,lohn y. Clarke i a guest oi his daugh
ter, Mn, Z, II iiTidgman, at keene, y
a.. this week
Mr.. ". T.. Whitman, who has bcvn
IN lot lNo months, has not bcen a. well
ior the pact week.
The women Of the Bap,is, society were
entertained hy Ms, =. \. Austin at hin
farm Tuesday Afternoon.
Mr.. Geolse H. Gorham Of Bellows
Tall. has lren visiting "a town, Mis, H.
Il. Matte accompanied her home,
Mr.. aud Mr., y l. Head and dauga
ter Ruth 1T IaNrndish visited their cot
IN. VI. Eugene Robbins, the hrs, OF The
week.
n. O. Winchester 81 lIolyokr. Mas.
John kimhall 81 Marlboro aud Charles
Robertson 81 Bellows Falls were ~ town
SATURDAY
Mr.. Wright, who has becn staying with
her daughter. MIR. Eugene Howe. went
20 Rfaiilrhofu la, week 10 Ni.ii her
daughter.
The Junior .oriciy held rogiahe al
1.-THE Congregational church THURSDAY even
ins The proocc'ls arr 10 be gwen 10 the
kurn lla,,in Home.
Me. Jennie =. Pierce went "a Syra.
eusc, y. y. last week aud after brei
visit there will spend some time al Lake
PLACID, y. ", with her brother Dr. T.
u. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mr.. NJ II, Carpenter have re-
TUNED 90 their home ~ Haycrhill, y, H.
after spending several weeks with Their
son, Thomas Carpenter, and daughter,
Mrs. VI. J, Foley,
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF John Van H. Sargent and
Miss Ada Is. Edwards. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. foote Wednesday,
Feb, NJ. at Sunapee, y. IL.
Mir. II. H. Powell. formerly Of Putney
} but now of Los Angeles. Cal, has recent
Is been elected president Of stanton W.
X. &. al los Angeles, one OF the lafg-
ct corps IA the United States,
Miss Gertrude Turney, who has been
STAYING Tor several months at j. \.
Staocys. returned TO her home IN Con.
necticut last week. Master Harold Stacey
accompanied her aud will visit his grand
parents.
The regular meeting OF Golden Rule
chapter, No. 3, q. T.. >, will be held
Wednesday evening March Is. This, Is
The last meeting before the annual and a
good attendance Is desired. After the
meeting a rehearsal will be held. A regu.
lar meeting OF Col. W. II. Greenwood
". II. c. will be held Tuesday evening,
March IL.
Rev. j. d. Belknap, 4. NJ, Ph. d.,
OF Syracuse, \. Y, former pastor OF
the First Congregational church OF MI;
Vernon. y. Y. and who Is now engaged
in evangelistic work. was guest oil Rev.
l.. W. Morey at the Congregational par
.onage from saturday till Monday. DR.:
Belknap preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning and evening. HIS
subject Sunday evening was Heaven as a
City.
Andrew Works. 90, died Thursday,
March 5. at A. F. Towards where he
had been employed. Mr.. Works had been
IN about two weeks and died from sep
ticemia caused by getting silver IN ms
hand He was born Nov. II, 1888, son
~ .Iohn and Lucinda Works. Mr. Works :
, home was at Jamaica. The body was
taken there for burial Friday. and was
: accompanied by Mr.. Taylor of Jamaica.
. Mr. Works leaves no family.
rnmor has been going the rounds
since town meeting day to the effeet that
the women Of the Baptist church had re-
ceived through the generosity OF Land.
: lord Shumway a substantial sum OF
money. as he turned over to them their
nriee for dinner for each OF his guests
, that day. There is no foundation Tor the
, report, although it appeared IN one oil
! The county papers. Not word was ever
nassed between Mr.. SUBWAY and the
, women. no money was ever promised ana
no money was ever received from this
source.
e The sale and supper given by the WON
{ on of the Methodist Episcopal churcn
/. Wednesday evening at the town hall was
{ very successful. An excellent supper wa,
{ seSted from 6 to s O'Clock and was wei
4 natronized. There were three booths
which were very prettily decorated Inc
. booth for the sale of home, made candy
0 was decorated in purple and white hit e. and
= was in charge of Misses Finette Williams
a and Nav Ketchum. The decorations OF
. the booth for the sale of fancy articles
. and aprons were pink and blue with tin
!. sell This booth was in charge of Mrs
: Alice r. Dickinson. The Junior league
! had a booth for the sale of articles made
I by the children. the decoration, beln,t
/ green with pink roses, About "a people
q came on sleighride from Brattleboro'