The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-18
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

pr q, ;, Foster Is very III ~ this
writing
Gcorrc Thwing is in Wilmington this
week for q few DAYS,
Miss Elizabeth Brplry is visiting this
week IN Shelburne, Mass,
Mr.. l.. II. Bugbce returned Monday
from Hanover aud puechec.
Several changes have been made IN
the telephone lines this week,
Frank T.. Page returned "Wednesday
from a trip 10 Boston and vicinity,
Dana Bugbee of Springfield, Mussr
spent SUNDAY with his brother Or, l..
H. Bughee.
Mrs. Irwin Kelly aud little daughter
of Bellows Falls were visitors IN town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Whitney of Brat
tlchoro were ONerSundav guests ~ w.
II, l5ralcy =,
Miss II. Beatrice Bartlett Of East.
hampton. Mass, is n guest this week oi
Mrs. 4, j. Aver.
Mrs. Nancy Rannev of Springfield,
Mass, is "A guest of her daughter, Mrs.
W. II. Dickinson.
Miss GLADYS Howe returned last
week lNNINltN hlN'l Nl'N'aHE wv
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Maud l.. Dawson aud son, Don
aid. are visiting her sister, Mrs, Grace
Nanor, in SaXtons River.
Miss Mildred Lee of Bellows Fails
came Tuesday and is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Flora 7, Cole.
j. Il. Derry returned to his work IN
Charlestown Sunday afternoon after q
brief visit at his home here.
Mrs. Charlotte Ely of Springfield.
Mass, came Thursday noon 10 visit her
sister. Mrs. Addie ID. johnson
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills is guest this
week of Mrs. i. :. Harris aud also Mrs.
Flora Z. cole and other friends.
Mrs. Finettc Meanv is spending few
DAYS with her mother, Mrs. NJ. &. VII
liams. nj the Williams cottage NJ care
mont.
Miss Elizabeth Braley returned sat
urdav night from Westminster West
where she had been Il guest of Mrs. Ira
Miller.
The next meeting of the grange VIII
he held Aug. %. \ good attendance Is
desired as several applications are 10
be voted upon.
There will be preaching in the Con.
nrepational church next Sunday morn
ing and evening, the supply being a
studentf from Mt. liermon. Mass.
Mrs. Katherine Cowing of California
returned to Prof j, Z. Russell 5 Wet
nesdav after spending n few weeks IN
Williamsyille, Newfane and Brattle'
bOrO.
Miss Blanche Ormes of Somerville,
..sh haa haan grIgtflnu lpT allUt.
Mrs. George Webber, went "Wednesday
10 Brattleboro to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Ingram.
Miss Eta Lvnde of Dummerston and
Mrs. ZONES of Ludlow. Mass, who have
been al c. /. Thwing S camp, Pine WAY.
returned home Tuesday. Mr.. Jones was
nj the camp for few days, returning
with Mrs. Jones.
The grange fair will be held Wednes
dav and Thursday. Sept. 90 and u.
Prizes are being offered by private IN
lividnals and concerns, and both floors
will be used for exhibits. y. NJ. CorSef
has been elected general manager De-
tails will be given later.
Mrs. J. b. Derry is visiting this week
with her daughter, Florence Derry, n
Newfane and will then 90 to her OH
home in Townshend where she VIII
spend n dav visiting and calling on OH
friends. She will then 20 TO Windham
to visit her daughter, Mrs. John Adams
Fred Leach shot doe last week
which was doing serious damage to ms
garden. The doe weighed 125 pounds.
He then reported TO Deputy Game war
den NJ. Z. Robbins, who took the deer
in charge and sold it TO Howard Broth
ers. The price was sent to Game COM
missioner Titcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Harvey OF
North Cambridge spent a few days with
Mrs. Harvey 5 cousin. Mrs. n. II. WhIt.
new. at Twin Farms. They then Went
canning at the "White House on
Town Farms for month. After spend,
ING two weeks there they We're Joined
by their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
T. Riggs of Cambridge. Mass. The en-
tire party returned to their homes Mon,
dav. having passed a very pleasant ana
delightful vacation much refreshed by
the rest and change.
LOST-From the Barrett pasture on
pntnev West Hill, on the socalled BEN
nett road. the following described eat
tle: One large, dark red Durham COW;
one large Durham COW with one morn
turned down over right eve; one other
Durham COW. no horns, with noticeably
short le~s: one white Holstein COW,
medium size. Any person who can give
any information concerning these cows
will confer favor by doing so;
33.Adv. >. W. RAIN