The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-17
Putneyand Vicinity
PUrNEY.

Frank !: Taft spent Sunday at Chester
! field, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitman were a
Lake Pleasant over Sunday.
Ms. Annie Evans 81 liraltleboro Is q
visitor at II. q. Eyerleth's.
Mr.. and Mr.. Edgar Sanders and son OF
Bmitleboro returned home "Wednesday.
Mrs, Mary X. Wand 81 Boston is spcna'
inT few weeks at Mrs. Flora l.. Coles.
Rev. II. A. Miles went 10 Brookline
Sunday 10 hold services IN the Methodist
church.
Puiney grange will observe Childrrn's
day by q basket picnic Saturday at Taft's
grove.
Mr. Edison Derry Of Claremont, n. H.,
a former resident, visited here Saturday
and Sunday,
Quincy Is. Neweomb spent Saturday and
Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. w. o. Al
len. who is i'll.
Miss Bertha Clough Of East Mortified.
Mass, came Wednesday and Is a guest at
y. J. Martins.
Mn. Walton Farr Of Westminster Wis.
tied her sister, Miss Jessie Woodbum, the
tint Of the week
Mir. Clark Of Lyndonvillc is the CUES,
81 her friend, Mn. Lewis Crafts. at Mn.
Hannah G. Parkcr's,
Hollis II. Spaulding OF Brattleboro spent
sunday with Mn. Spanlding and daughter,
Evelyn, al the Taft farm.
Miss freeda Pcmber is at Westmonland,
\. H., this week called by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. W, 4. Foster.
Mn. Edward Nerney and son Francis
and daughter Irene Of Ashland. Mass, arr
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Luikins Of Alstead
\. H.. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Wheeler the first Of the week.
Miss 4. T.. Knight returned Saturday |
spending several weeks with her sister. |
Mrs.. Miller.
Miss Maude Aiken is i'll at her home |
with pneumonia. Miss Ethel Aiken came
from Bellows Falls Saturday to assist in
earring for her sister.
Miss Ruth Robertson went Thursday 20
South birmingham. Mass, where she will
be the guest of her friend, Miss Addie
johnson, for week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Davenport were
al NJ. +. Robbins's from Saturday until
Monday during the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs Robbins in Townshend.
Mrs. Ole johnson and little daughter of
Springfield, VI, are at William Robert.
sons during the absence OF Miss Hattie
Proctor al her home in Rutland.
Mrs. Cora Whitney and two children,
Margaret and Miriam OF Watervile,
Mass, and Mrs. Eva Norcross and two
'hildnn OF Westmoreland, \. H., spent |
he day Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr I
Tough.
Henry |. Everleth. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. !
i. G. Everleth of this place, has bought I
half interest in the business of A. T.. i
Miller of Brattleboro. The business will be a
onducted under the firm name of Miller {
Everleth. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Crawford celebrated
he 10th anniversary OF their marriage a
tuesday evening. A number from the VII n
age attended. Mr., and Mrs. Crawford $
'ere remembered with number of gifts. il
of ice-cream and cake were c
erved. o
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Eugene Robbins and
lrs. Robbins sister, Mrs Stella Camp C
ell Of Northampton, Mass, went TO \
ownshend Saturday to visit Mrs. Rob p
mss brother Gilbert Boutwell, Mr., and h
Irs Robbins returned Monday, leaving e
ms Campbell who will visit her sister, q
lrs. 4. G. Belden, in Drewsvile, n. H.,
efore her return to Northampton. o.
Mrs Luthera L. Norcross Kidder. 85. j
life of Horace Kidder died very suddenly "
her home Sunday morning about I
clock. Mrs. Kidder was born in London.
,rry Nov. 2, 1912, a daughter of Samuel
and Maria h. Kerr Norcross. She
arred Dec 80, 1862, Horace Kidder Mr. l.
ID Mrs. kidder have lived in Putney for
any years. Mrs Kidder was a quiet, J'
,me-lovlng woman devoted to the inter
is OF her family. In her religious faith SO
e was a Universalist and was an attend st
It OF the Universalist services during the
istence of a Universalist parish here. so
lring her later years Mrs kidder had n
en- somewhat of an invalid but was very
tient and uncomplaining. Besides her :.
sband Mrs. Kidder leaves one daugh- gu
r, Hattie NJ. wife of Dwight Willard an
d one sister, Mrs. Ellen NJ Willard. The
neral was held at the house Tuesday at tie
n. m, Rev. II. +. Buffum of the Baptist NJ
urch officiating. Miss Jennie f. Pierce
ny three selections Abide With Me, No wi
ght There and The Homeland. The bur- ch
was in Mount Pleasant cemetery Those X,
esent from out of town were Mrs. Sophia
ration Of Athens, Mrs. Katherine Stew No
5 of Cambridgeport, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. II
,rr of Westminster West and Mr.. and ~
g. George Kerr of Dummerston. 9a