The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-16
PUTNEY.

Mrs. b. NJ Reed is able to be out again.
Miss Airline Hood of Northampton Is
guest of Miss Clara Holt.
/ Frank Young has been i'll since Sunday.
/ lie Is under a physlcians care.
4 Mrs Everleth of Keene IS a guest of
/ Mrs. II. G.. Everlcth this week.
The Greenwood ladies' aid society will
meet with Mrs Addie NJ. Roberts Oct. 81
Miss Amy Newcomb, daughter Of Hol-
lis Newcomb, is working for Mrs. b. NJ
Reed.
RAYMOND Stowen went Saturday to
/ NORTHAMPTON, where he is attending bust
ness college.
Several Of our cattle dealers have cows
on hand which they had expected to ship
to the Brighton market.
H \ representative from insurance compa-
MES has been in town this week making
map of the village and houses
4 Miss Laura Braley OF auckland, Mass,
was at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Bradley, from Friday to Tues
day
Clifford Harrington is at home from
Greenfield where he Is working for the
Grand Trunk Railway company as fireman.
He is a spare hand.
Eugene Holt went Wednesday to work
at the Basin farm in Bellows Falls, having
finished carpentry work for the present at
George Townsend's in Dummerston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs and family, who
occupied for the season the Nathan cot
tage, where they opened tea room, left
last week for their home in Norfolk, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Corser will leave in
a day or two for Boston on a business IN
vcstigation. If the investigation does not
prove satisfactory they will leave soon for
California.
The annual meeting of the ladies' aid
society of the Baptist church was held
Wednesday afternoon. 1t was decided to
hold their annual chicken pie supper and
sale Friday, Nov. ).
Mrs. Lamb, who spent Il year in Fine,
n. Y, with her daughter, has returned to
her home with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Alton Miller of East Putney. She was ac-
companied by granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hewitt of Ran
dolph, who have bought the house owned
by Mrs. G. S. Foster and formerly occu,
pied by Walter Smith and family, are now
located in their new home and are making
extensive repairs.
George Douglas has bought a farm il
Londonderry The family will move there
in two or three weeks The family has
been identified with the church and socia
i life OF the town and will be missed, anc
4 Londonderry will gain good citizens.
Miss Louise McGreggor, who was will
Mrs. Charles d. Knight since spring, left
4 Saturday for her home in West Concord
Il \. II, Miss Jessie O'Connor is at worl
for Mrs. Knight for a month. Miss Anna
4 Blood will then go to live with Mrs
Knight for the winter.
Mrs Cobb, who has cared for the towr
! hall since the death of her husband, Mar
shall Cobb, has decided to go to Connect
cut for the winter. Charles Harrington
janitor of the high school building ha
been appointed janitor of the town hall
He has begun his duties.
- Othniel Kiburn finished work Saturda!
might for f. L. Davis, by whom he ha
been employed since Mr. Davis becam
n proprietor of the store previously owne,
lby A. VI. Corser Mr.. and Mrs Kilburl
and son, Richard will go to Mrs Xii
burns former home in Westminster Yves
for the present, until they make plans 10
n the future.
D Mrs H. /. Bailey has sold the Robert
son house on Main street to Mr. and Mrs
Edward Carroll, who buy for a home
They will not require f. H. Gee and fan
lily, who occupy the house, to vacate a
p present. Mrs. Carroll will be remembers
- az Miss Addie Palmer, daughter of Ri
naldo Palmer of East Putney. Mr.. an
Mrs Carroll are staying with her sistc
~ Mrs John Austin of East Putney.