The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18
Putneya"d Vicinity
PuTNEY.

iagr J,
M, and Mrs ilamlln were 10 New
!, fame this week,
Mn. " u. TIradwaN l. si@udlnr iht
week Ia New York city.
Miss Grace Little spent SUNDAY witt.
her father ~ NaNinns RIVER,
Fred =. aud Frank NJ. Rahrrl.on
! spehi "Wednesday IN llinsdale, \, u,
, Mr.. Lewis crafts IT l.vndanNlilr +.
with heI mother, MIs. Hannah g. i'ark
eE
Mr. Hannah Il. Matte u visiting hri
sister, Mn ueoTre u. Horham, ~ Rel
lows Fails,
Mr. aud Ms. Allen ~ Chesterfield,
\, " are visiting their sou, Alpha Al
len, this week.
| Mn, 4, N Coisef miurn.d Thursday
from Woodstock, where she has been
spending n few weeks.
MTs. LNdia nload at Rolluws Fall,
was guest OF Mr. fl0ra T.. Cole from
Thursday until Monday.
III. Methodist Ladies Aid soririN
viii hold u annual sale aud supps,
/ Thursday. March Z, IN the town hall
Mr. aud Mrs, \ ". Corser we're
| ever sunday guests of Nj CaTser =
| brother te"tpr 'orsrr, Ia Holyokr,
Mass.
II. II. Shelley returned saturday from
| Denver, Col, who're he has been for q
[ few months. The rlimai. did not |
agree with him.
Mr.. and Mrs, norr Clough spent the
lnv in Bellows Falls "Wednesday, guest. /
II Mr. aud Mr. Frank Adams in honor |
81 Mr.. clouph's 57ih birthday
4. - 81.
town hall Monday. Games were plsy.I ,
bv the women were sold 10 the highest
bidder.
Rev. !. =. Berry will preach from
the text. Woe Unto Him That Giveth
His Nei"hhor Drink, iIahakuk. els,
SUNDAY morning. Feb. 90, NJ the Rap
list church.
Mrs. y. ". Locke. - II. Whitney
aud Miss Ida Il. Whitney went Wednes.
dav 20 Bellows Falls 10 attend the IN.
neral Of the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ". college
Several members Of the Junior Order
of American Mechanics went to Spring.
field. VT. Wednesday evening 10 attend
meeting Of the order there, returning
Thursday morning
Miss Sylvia Derry begun Monday 10
take course in the business college
OF Clawson & Hamilton at Brattleboro
Miss Derry will live AT home. going
each day TO Braitleboro.
The Edwin !. Hadley moving picture
company will give an entertainment
AZ the town hall Thursday evening.
March 10. This is fine entertainment.
Further notice will be given later.
VI. D. Whitman was stricken with
paralysis Saturday noon. Mr.. Whit
man was in his usual health and went
10 the posfonicc for his mail. While
here The shock came and he was car I
red 10 his home in a helpless eondi !
ion. !
The warrant for the town meeting !
March |. has been posted by the select
men. The articles are the same rs in '
previous wears with the exception of 2
lriiele ). which reads: To see what sum. +
Z any. the town will appropriate for =
he purposes of lighting town hall and |
treets by electricity. a
Robert f.. months old son of Mr.. :
nd Mrs. Il. W Kingsley. died Wed. u I
csday morning. of bronchitis. The y
hid was born in Chester and the body =
vas taken there for burial Thursday. =
ir and Mrs Kingsley have been living ', "
n Putnev only one week. having rented !
he W. +. Skies place. -
The social AT the congregational T,
hurch Monda' evening was very q,
leasant occasion. Games were PLAYED n,
nd refreshments were served. Miss 81
ennic +. Pierce sang several selec ID
ons. Valentines were given TO all ~
resent Ms. \. j. Aver won the r
rize for fndn" the most golden hearts AZ
idden about the room. IT
The Putney telephone exchange, flu
hich is in the western division of the of
reeniield district. il reported as being nj
le banner exchange of the district. all
Ills being paid December. 1909. This w
credit to the people of Putnev and re-
cinitv. who are subscribers in the ex- ma
lange II also has the honor of being da
e banner exchange for the last three vi
onths. rec
The body of George p. Parker. SO,
no died at the home of his daughter, M
rs. J. 7. Ranney AT Westminster West VA
'idav mornino Feb. H. was brought
re for burial in the fam yllot at Mt. Sp
easant Cemetery Monday afternoon
r. Parker was a resident of East Put tuI
v for about 30 years and had been in
helpless condition for about two in
ars. During that time he had been
red for by his dau"hter.Mrs. Ranney,
her home in Westminster West. ie'
General Stark council, No 35. .Ir. tur
der of United American Mechanics of w.,
ringfeld. VT, gave class initiation
IS new members Wednesday night, pe
d cordially invited Crawford coun- %
No. 6. of Putnev and Lincoln coun
No 4. of Windsor to accept their livi
,pitaitv Crawford council was repro the
lted by IL visiting brothers. includ We
Dalton W. Howard. who was given \
work by General Stark council. Ral
lcoln council. No. T. was represented lin
nine visiting brothers. Following Ter
presentation of the degree work by +,
neral Stark council, which was rend
d with credit to the team, came a na,
st excellent banquet given and at
we'd by the Daughters of Liberty,
er which speeches were made by W.
LETTERS of East Burke. state council ,oV
who smoke very Interestingly of the day
rits of the order. Brother G. O. aux
r spoke on Woman s Suffrage. and A
po1apd of putnpv maid tributo | ice