The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
Putneyand Vicinity
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Dayidson's
Mrs. Metcali Of Saxtons River !. visiting
at W Ienas fery's
Miss Clara Kathan returned home this
week from her vacation.
Irving Ketchum ba, been quite III for a
few days but Is now better.
Nlrs. II. G Parker has returned from an
extended visit IN Montgomery
Miss Eva Blood Is guest this week Of
her cousin, Mrs, Sarah Il, Holton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Ashenden are Wis.
iting at Mrs. Mary T.. Washburn's
! Frank ketchm Of Albany, " V, was
az home a few days the inst of the week
Miss Annie johnson Of Battlchoro was
a guest Of Mrs. James Mcany Wednesday.
Mrs Ncttie Clough oi Greenfield, Mass,
is visiting her uncle, DoT Clough, this
week,
The regular meeting OF Golden Rule
chapter viii be held Wednesday evening,
| Sept IL,
MIR. Glynn Of Greenfield, Mass. visited
his wife al J. kctehum's over Sunday and
Labor day.
Miss Laura Ober who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs G.. d. Wheat, returned
home saturday,
Miss sylvia Derry returned last week
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Adams, in Nindham
Mr.. Sesselain is expected 10 preach in
the congregational church next sunday,
morning and evening
Mr. and Mrs g. L. Howard returned
last week from an extended trip oi about
three weeks duration.
The annual camp fire and reunion Of
Windham county veterans was held al
Barber, park Thursday.
Miss Ethel Page went Saturday to
SoGthwick, Mass, where she viii teach m
the public schools this fall.
Miss Lizzie 5. Houghton went saturday
70 Brattleboro and was a guest OF NJ, and
Mrs r. J. Goodcll until Monday night
Mr.. Sumner Phillips of Orange, Mass,
wa, a recent guest OF her uncle, Charles +.
Brown. returning to her home Monday
Mrs. Tile Wentworth and two children
of Westboro, Mass, are guests Of Mrs.
Wentworth's sister. Mrs. VI. f, Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W Bailey Of Bristol
were guests OF Mr. Bailey's parents. Mr.
and Mrs L. p, Bailey, the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Burdett and son,
Lewis. returned Tuesday from their trip
to Springfield, Mass, and Walllngiord.
Conn.
Harry H. Locke returned from his vaca-
tion Saturday night. He visited North
field Barre Montpelier and Burlington,
VT. and Boston, Mass.
Rev. ]. :. Cogswell went Tuesday to
West Townshend TO attend the annual
meeting OF the Windham County Associa-
ton ,of Congregational churches.
Mrs Thomas p. Carpenter and little
son. Roy, went Sunday to northampton,
Mass. for weeks visit with Mrs. Car
penters brother. Carroll Whitney.
Miss Jennie NJ Hills, who has been
spending July and August with her cousin,
Mrs. Sarah b. Holton, returned TO her
home in Fitchburg, Mass. Saturday,
Mrs II. /. Scott went Saturday to
Springfield. Mass. where she will spend
some time with her son, Lorenzo }. Scott.
Mr.. Scott accompanied her to Springfield.
Miss Bernice Cummings, who has been
guest OF her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Warwick. for several weeks: re-
turned to her home in Mortified, Mass,
this week.
Between u o'clock and o'clock Sunday
afternoon 81 automobiles passed through
the main street of this village, and be-
tween s o'clock and O'Clock Monday los
passed through
Mrs NJ. G. Williams and her mother,
Mrs Ellen Patterson returned last week
from Claremont Junction where they have
been spending the month OF August at the
Williams cottage,
Mr.. and Mrs, F. 5. Harris and Miss
Florence Z. Locke went Wednesday morn
ing to West Townshend to attend the as
sociation meetings and to visit friends, re-
turning Thursday night
Mrs. Kathrine Cowing, who has been
guest at the home of Professor and MIS-.
]. +. Russell, went Tuesday TO Deerheld,
Mass. to visit friends for a few days be,
fore returning to her home in California.
Miss Freeda Pember and baby Milton,
went Thursday morning TO Belchertown,
Mass. for a visit of two weeks. Clark
Pierce went to the Basin farm in Bellows
Falls to stay during Miss Pember's absence
The Junior Order of United American
Mechanics have bought the property OF
Miss Nellie Murphy. They will use the
buildings for a lodge room and later ex-
pect to erect hall for the use OF the
order
Putney grange will hold its annual fair
Sept. 90 A good time is expected. a
clam bake will be served. Mr.. Cook OF
Greenfield will have charge of the bake axe
A lunch counter will also be provided.
Among the displays will be vegetables,
fruits. cooking and canned goods, also an
art gallery. It is to be the event of the
season. Remember the date and all come.
Contests, races, tug-of-war and numerous
other attractive features will furnish
amusement