The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-28
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.
Death of an Old Time Teamster

Adolphus Harrington, 50, died at his
May 81. Mr.. Harrington fell and broke
his hip about week previous to his
death and has been very Ill since. He
was born in Monson, Mass March l6,
1924. lie was son of Ablal and Re-
beeca {Morse) Harrington. Jan: 10,
Pierce of Putney. In, his early life
he was engaged in the business of
stage driving. The routes were from
Brattleboro to Wilmington, Brattleboro
to Greenfield, Bennington to Troy, N.
Y, and from Brattleboro to Walpole,
n. II. He was also engaged in hotel
business at Wardsboro and West Dunn
merston and teaming in the West Riv-
en- valley from Jamaica TO Townshend,
West Dummerston ana Brattleboro;
Mr.. harrington has been q resident of
this town for AZ years, Mr. and Mrs
Warrington celebrated their golden we'd
ding Jan. 10, 1901. lie leaves beside
his wife one son. Charles +, harrington,
and four grandchildren, Harold, Elva,
Alton and Mary harrington and one
sister, Mrs Sarah Pratt of Brattleboro.
The funeral was held at the house Mon
day at / clock, Rev. f.. w. Sharpe
of the Methodist church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burdett sang The
utdltlS NtiC 4hOl lOl N|'DN, VI SldlN7
mont, N. H., E. j. Bemis of Saxtons
River. w. E. Pierce and John Snow of
Claremont, N. Fl. The burial was at
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Do you want to take summer boarders?
If so write at once, stating location and
terms, to Secretary of Brattleboro Board |
of Trade.
C. L. Coane is away on a fishing
trip this week.
Dr. G. S. Pastor returned Wednesday |
from Waterbury.
Miss Edna Gates goes to Boston to-
day to visit her sister
H. c. Black of Greenfield was in town
Sunday and Monday
Charles G. Howard of Bellows Falls
was in town this week.
Memorial services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. L. P. Bailey broke two bones in
ler left wrist Monday morning.
The Cook & Harris Moving Picture
had large audience Monday
evening.
Newfane grange will visit Putney
orange this evening and will give the
Program.
Miss Marie Carlson of Brattleboro
listed at F. B. Hannum s from Satur-
ay until Monday.
Mrs Frank Norcross of Brattleboro /
'as guest of her neice, Mrs. N. Har- {
IN Whitney Friday.
Miss Dodge of Charlestown, N. H., t
,as guest of her friend, Miss Alice a
[. Locke, over Sunday.
Levi j. Houghton went last week to
harlestown, n. H., where he expects
} remain for some time.
Mrs. John Hayward and Mrs. Gil n
ert of Walpole, N. H.. are guests of t
[rs. G. W. Adams this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pierce of d
pringfeld were visitors at w. E. and b
larke Pierce S and also at Scott Looks C
le last of the week.
DR.. and Mrs George H. Gorham of a
elbows Falls were in town last week. a
hey were accompanied by Mrs. H. r. b
latte, who returned to Bellows Falls
it'll them o,
Mrs. John E. Gale and little son re- s
lrned to their home at Guilford Fri tt
Nv morning. Mrs. Gale has been as Il
sting in the care of her mother, Mrs.
Gorge Kerr, who has been very i'll. sc
Scott Look began work at the w. A. 10
ole paper mill as back-tender on the Pc
achine, Tuesday. taking Carlton Per m
rs place. Mr.. Perry will soon go to NJ
aine where he has a position in a al
irage.