The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-29
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Pomona grange met with Putne,
grange Thursday.
Il. G.. Blodgett spent Wednesday a.
Bernardston, Mass.
j. w. Patch went on business triT
to Boston this week.
Mr.. Greenwood of Rutland came Sun
day for few days in town.
Mrs. " Harris, of Barre, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clarke Pierce.
Frank NJ. Robertson was a visitor of
r. c. Winchester at Marlboro last
week.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Ell,
more.
Arthur Blood of Brattleboro is at
Willis Young's this week for the hunt
ing season.
home of his mother, Mrs. Will Gilmore,
this week.
Moses Benson went to Brattleboro
Wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Ellis.
Miss Susan Roundy of Rockingham
is guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j..
Aver, this week.
The Whitman farm was sold Tuesday
at auction to Mr.. Will Townshend of
Saxtons River.
The regular meeting of Golden Rule
chapter will be held next Wednesday
evening, Nov. 3.
Henry Black of Hinsdale, N. H., is
visitor at H. j. Smith IS and Mrs. II.
r. Waite IS this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. French of Bel
lows Falls are guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. George III. johnson.
Mrs. NJ. j. Shea. and daughter, Mar,
garet, of Conway, Mass, were guests of
Mrs. Lowell Patch last week.
Mrs. Fayette Howard of Northfeld,
Mass, is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. E. W. f. Dyer.
Harry Washburn of Dartmouth col
lege was visitor at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Washburn, over
Sunday.
Mrs Abbie Kathan, and daughter,
Miss Cora Kathan, of Springfield, VT.
were visitors in town Saturday and
Sunday.
John f. Clarke and daughter, Miss
Nellie N. Clarke, were visitors at Mrs.
c. H. Bridgeman S at Keene, N. H.,
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Pierce of War
rem, Mass, and Allen Pierce of Boston,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Bailey
this week.
B. C. Clemens and G. D. Britton have
BOUGHT the meat business of Meany u
Dennison. Possession will be given
about Nov. l.
Mrs. w. S. Burbank and daughter
Dorothy of Rutland were guests of
Patch, last week.
l., 10.
Tuesday to Westminster for about six
weeks stay. Mr.. Pierce has lumber
to saw and has moved his mill there.
The beautiful lily loaned by Mrs.
Sarah E. Smith was much admired b
the people who attended the Congrega
tional church last Sunday morning.
I lie Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church will hold their |
at the church parlor Wednes- |
day afternoon, Nov 3, instead Of Tues |
day.
The young people have planned to I
have a series of twelve assemblies. The |
first will be held Thursday evening
Nov 4, at the town hall. Leitsinger S
orchestra will furnish mssic.
f. c. Blodgett has bought the G.
Kenneth Farnum farm at Bernardston,
Mass; possession will be given in the
spring. Mr.. Blodgett will move his
family there at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Howard, Frank
Howard, and Mrs: Edith Howard went
end the wedding of Fred Howard,
which took place Wednesday.
Miss Maude Harniss was in town
returning Sunday to Sax
ons River, where she will remain for
he present on account of the illness
# her sister, Miss Edna Harniss.
The Putney grange will hold their
nnual fair tonight. A game and
hicken pie supper will be served. An
and sale of aprons and
ancy articles. also prizes will be given
or articles, etc, placed on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Brainard went
o Brookline Wednesday, called by the
lness of their granddaughter, Grace '
yhile they were there. The funeral T
ill be held at the Baptist church in
'rookline Friday.
The Ladies Union Aid society of s
last Putney will hold a social and sup {
err at Pierce s hall Tuesday afternoon,
-ov. .. A short program will be given.
he women of the Congregational, Bap ,
st and Methodist Episcopal Ladies
id societies are most cordially invited 9
, be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin d. Whitman
i'll be pleased TO receive all their \
lends at Masonic hall. Nov. 6, be- !
veen the hours of and 10 p. m. The
.casion being the fftieth anniver
Try of their marriage. All members i.
fraternal orders of which Mr.. and s.
RS. Whitman are associated are es fl
'cially invited to attend. c
The number of deer that have been o
ported to Game Warden M. f. Rob n
us is as follows; w. E. Skies, East
ltney, buck, weight. $50 lbs; Willis Il
Dung, doe, weight l25 lbs; Lee Still, Il
asst Putney, doe. weight, 100 lbs; C. f. 81
irmer, East Putney, buck. weight. 100 =
5: +. NJ. Quimby. doe, weight, 100 his =
alter Kent, Putnev, doe, weight, 100
5; B. NJ. Reed, Putney. buck, weight,
) lbs; George Holt, Putney buck,
eight, 100 lbs; Dan Holt. Putney,
ok, weight 200 lbs; Frank Howard,
ltney, buck. weight, 125 lbs; H. II.
buck, weight. 200 lbs; C. l..
aup doc Ono deer unclaimed