The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY,


Frank NJ, Robertson woht Saturday TO
Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs, A, ], Aver returned from Rock
ingham SATURDAY,
Frank Gorah returned Tuesday from
trip 10 Boston,
Mr.. Bowers is visiting his aunt. Mrs
Charles W. Brooks,
Mrs. Leslie Howe IL visiting nj her
former home In Grafton,
Mr., Charles l., Davenport went this
week Ia Chester 90 visit relatives,
Fred Gee visited his parents and his
children az Concord, W., over Sunday.
T.. Il, Andrews Of Boston came Friday
10 his farm, Elm'Lcigh, for few days
stay
Dorothy Aver returned Monday from
q visit Of several weeks At Springfield,
Mass.
The meeting Of l'niney grange To-
night will be- an open meeting. All wei
come.
Katherine Howe returned Wednesday
from visit of several weeks AZ Brat
tleboTo.
Ralph d. Barr, Of Springfield, Mass,
Hhl hlr hnlh MIrs hHfft hif EutNAN
Of Mrs. l. II. Phillips.
Mrs. Dorr Clough returned Saturday
from a few days visit IN Springfield. |
Holyoke and Greenfield. Mass.
Miss Ethel Page came Wednesday |
from Randolph. where she j. attend /
ing the Randolph Normal school
Foster Mack Is in this week. Willis
+. Young i taking Mr.. Maek's place
AT William Robertson S paper mill
Ira T.. Davenport visited NJ his home
here the first of the week and went
Tuesday 10 Brattleboro, where be has
employment
Miss Laura T.. Braley, who has been
spending her vacation at her home here,
returned 10 her school in Buckland,
Mass, Saturday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clifford l.. Dawson aud
Earl, Hazel and Donald. went
10 Stony Brook. Conn. where
hey win make their home.
Mrs. George X. Guy aud daughter,
Mrs. Nav Pinard. were guests Of Mrs.
'harles Kilburn this week, also Mrs.
kilburn s son, George Andrews.
Easter will be observed AT the Congre.
rational church next Sunday with
.pecial services and Easter music al the
morning service. All are cordially in
'ited
C. W. Adams spent Sunday at Wal ,
,ole, y. H., returning Monday accom-
,anied by Mrs. Adams. who has been ,
two weeks with her parents /
dr. and Mrs. John Hayward.
CARLYLE G. Still, 6.months.old son of 4
fr. and Mrs Lee NJ. Still, died Satur' Q
ay. The funeral was held az the home a
I East Putney Monday afternoon. Rev. !
J. W. Sharpe officiating. Miss Jennie Z. Y
fierce sang. b
The regular meeting of Golden Rule
HAPPIER, No. 3, o. +. s.. will be held b
ext Wednesday evening. March 80 This I
cling the last meeting before the elec. 0
ion of officers, good attendance is
esired. v
The women Of the Congregational La u
les Aid society will serve a salad sup !,
er at the vestry of the Congregational d
hurch Friday evening. April !. All are
ordially invited. There will also be y
sale of holders. y
At the meeting of Col. W. II. Green q
God W. r. c., No. IS, Tuesday evening h
ne candidate was reinstated and after ii
he meeting a social hour was enjoyed
honor of Mrs. c. l.. Dawson. who is Ia
ION To leave town. Refreshments of -,
lerbet and cake were served. h
At the Baptist church Sudnay there II
i'll be a preaching service at, l0.45; a
pic. The Resurrection. There will a
: an Easter concert in the Sunday V,
hool and an evening service in the m
'dy of the house; also Q preaching serv.
e at Z clock; topic, Baptism, followed "
: a baptism
Ira f. Whitman has recently ascer- \
ined that there are within one mile m
Putney postoffiee - people who have co
tanned the age of 20 years and over, tl'
ID are living past the allotted time of tn
e. The number consists of &c men 10
d &c women One woman is nearly be
6 and is tenderlv cared for by her IN
lighter and granddaughter. One man Of
sc and lives at the home of his daugh- 81
:. Six are over so and the others tn
g 20 and over Their combined age is OF
So. the average a trile over rs years.
lis speaks well for Putney's longevity sta