The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-24
PUTNEY.

Miss Lizzie Rady has finished work
at DR.. H. Fl. Lawrence S.
J. W. Shelley is with his mother.
Mrs. Flora Z. Cole, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stebbius Of
Brattleboro spent Tuesday at NJ. y.
Robbins s.
Prof ]. f. Russell and family of
Williamstown, Mass, are at their sum
mer home.
Miss Nina Martin has returned from
[TCwnshend and is working at Dr. II.
H. Lawrence s.
Mrs. Walter Smith and children have
been visiting at the home of her par
Ients, Mr.. and Mrs. Maley.
Vivian Holt of Gardner, Mass. has
been guest of his sister, Mrs Henry
w. Frost.
Miss Hazelton of Leominster, Mass,
lis visiting ut the home of her uncle.
David Persons, in East Putney.
Harry White of Springfield is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Robert Kings
bury, in East Putney.
Mrs. J. B. Derry and daughter, Svl-
via. were in Millers Falls this week
with Mrs Alice Adams.
Herbert and John Lawton and the
latter s son of Monsoon. Mass, called
on friends in town Sunday
The senior partner of the company
which owns the brick yard, of New
York was here this week on business.
Miss Gladys Wright of Northampton
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edith
Howard, and other relatives in town.
The Boston & Maine railroad has
Ii IL,
platform, d. B. Clough doing the work.
District Supt e. w. Sharp of Brat
tleboro was here Monday to hold
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Leon Hewitt of Rutland and
two daughters came Wednesday to the
| house of her uncle, NJ. c. Williams.
for a visit.
The town hall is receiving coat of
paint, f. j. Crawford having the con
tract. Harry Little and Maryland Aver
are painting for him.
A party of five, j. n. Underwood.
f. +. Robertson, II. c. Everleth and
E. W. Huntley, attended the baseball
game in Keene Monday.
Allen Pierce of Boston, owner of the
Pierce property in East Putney, where
the late Nelson Hunt lived, is here
putting the place in repair
Miss Jessie @ 'Cornor is working at
the W. \. Cole Paper company 5 mill
and Miss Minnie Crawford at the Rob
ertson paper mill during their vacation.
| Mrs. \. B. II. Harris, Miss Florence
Derry, Miss Bessie and Miss Elizabeth
Braley spent Tuesday at the conference
at Northfield, Mass, going by autoIao-
bile
| Charles Bonner, formerly night ope-
| rator here, is substituting for Fred Gee,
station agent for the Boston & Maine
railroad, while Mr.. Gee is away on his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. p. Meaney of Brat
! tleboro We're at NJ. G. Williams S Tues
day. Little Mary Meaney, their daugh-
/ ter, IS recovering from an attack of
measles.
| Alden Bros. of Boston have had a
new milk stand built ut the East Put
ney station, the carpentery work being
/ done by ID. b. Clough and j. b. Derry
of this village.
Mrs. Gertrude Switzer of Bellows
Falls was with her mother. Mrs. Dana
IS. Angler, Tuesday Mrs Angler Is j
little better, but is still under the care
of a trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs Chase of Tacoma.
Wash, have been visiting Dana b.
Clough at F. J. Martin s. His niece
Lizzie McGrath, of Nashue, n H..
has been visiting him.
Mrs. E. f. Blood went Monday to
the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro,
where she was operated upon Tuesday
i by DR.. OfConnor. She is as comforta-
bic as could be expected.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bowie. accompanied
| by the latter S sister, Mrs. Bean. and
her little son, were in Hinsdale, n II !.
ISunday visiting relatives. They made
the trip in an automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biodgett of West Brat
tieboro have been AT NJ. +. Robbins :.
boarding while Mr.. Blodgett was doinu
some repair work on the road on Main
street which he built last year.
The ladies' union aid society of East
Putney will meet with the president
Mrs. Henry W. Frost, next Wednesday
afternoon. All are invited whether
members of the society or not.
The annual meeting of the Maple
Grove Creamery association Will be
held next week Wednesday evening
town hall at 7.30 clock. A full at.
tendance is desired.
G. F. Wood of Wells. this state. dep
uty organizer for the Modern Wood
men of America, is in this locality
canvassing for eligibles, with a vie.7
to instituting a camp of Woodmen in
| Westminster West
Miss Leone and Miss Martha Black
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Blac l
of Greenfield, natives of this town, are
at the Putney hotel to stay "A few DAYS
They made the trip by horse and car.
riage and are calling on their old
friends.
Henry Brown of Chicago, who spent
a part of his hoyhood in Putney, his
father Elijah Brown, owning the farm
where Gerry Martin now lives and the
mill property at the Holt place and
the old mill, was in town calling on
old friends this week