Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-14
SOUTH NEWFANE

d. 4. Bailey Of Agawam, Mass, was greet
ing friends Tuesday
Mrs Charles Kelsey is visiting her sister,
Mrs Frank Roadway, in Newfane.
Miss Florence Merriheld is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Morse,
Miss Minnie Hescock is working at Dr.
Roberto In Brattleboro,
Walter Ingram is fitting up his mill and
plans to do numbering on stratton hill this
winter.
Mercury in the thermometers about the vii
lace ranged from 10 to II degrees below zero
Wednesday morning.
The hum Of industry may be heard in and
about the village, the new steam mill having
started for the season this week
Mrs. Murray Cheney attended the meeting
Of the Daughters Of the American Revolution
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. c. d. Lamson'
in Brattleboro.
The swart Memorial library Of eos books
is in place in the parsonage and VIII be Of
great value to present and future pastors OF
this church.
Henry worden Is making some progress
toward recovery from the severe injury to
his foot received while working in the woods
about two weeks ago.
Mrs. J. Il. Morse who has done good
work as superintendent Of the town schools
has resigned. Mrs, Love will take up the
work for the unexpired term.
The new road roller made its first trip
in the south part Of the town Tuesday
crushing down the snow Of Monday and max
ing il much easier for teams to meet and
pass.
Lawrence Ingram is attending school in
Leland & Gray seminary in Townshend. We
are glad to see our young men interested to
improve every possible opportunity for more
thoroughly educating themselves
The Ladies Aid society met last week
tied comforter and presented It TO Mrs.
Miles G. Upper, the pastors wife. Coming
as il did in such cold weather, Mr., Upper
in thanking the women was led TO exclalm
that in more ways than one THE Comforter
has come.
Committees were appointed for the Christ
mas exercises and tree as follows: On pro.
gram. Mrs willard, Miss Stratton and
Charles f. Brown; on tree, Mrs \. a. Bailey
and Mrs l.. W shepard. on music, the choir
4 somewhat novel program has been chosen
the first part consisting Of musical selections
and responses, followed by the children
dialogue and singing Of Santa Claus Sur
prise,
Miss Marion z. Kendall who spent the
summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Samuel
Morse, left Boston Monday for her home in
San Bernardno Calf, after spending six
months in New England. She was aeeompa'
MED by Miss Aline l.. Hanscom Of East som
ervile. Mass, who win spend the winter
with her in California.
From the Newton (Iowsl Record we learn
of the death Of Egbert c. Ludlow, ~, ut his
home in that cit. Nov 80, 1906. He was
born in Litchfold, Conn, in 1884, removed to
Scott county, Iowa in 1856, was married IN
1869 to Miss Eliza Bartlett, daughter OF
Elijah and Eliza Ann (StrattOn) Bartlett
formerly OF this town. He is survived by his
wife and their FIVE children, all Of whom were
with him in his last moments.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Samuel Morse and Mrs Love next
Thursday afternoon. In the evening So
cial will be held at the same place, The
program will consist of variety Of phone,
graph selections, followed by discussion OF
the ups and downs Of the poultry business
The discussion will be participated in by
men experienced in this line also by some
of the women and a few boys. All are in
vted