The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Margaret Butler has returned to
Lawrence, Mass
Miss May Kelsey left for Mortified
seminary Wednesday.
Miss Mary Moss went to her Newburg
! IN. " home Wednesday.
Miss Eliza NJ. Brown spends Sunday
with nephews in Millers Falls.
Mrs. Banch Phillips Prince and daugh-
| ter, Glenah, are visiting Mrs. Samuel II.
| Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T.. Packard and
son, Ralph, are visiting relatives in Sax
tons River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Lamb of Deer.
| field, Mass, were calling in the village
last Friday.
Col. and Mrs. C. A. Miles of Brattle-
boro dined with Mr. and Mrs Z. Milton
Dexter Thursday.
Mrs. William Dole and daughters,
Helen and Louise, left for Lawrence,
Mass, Monday morning.
Mrs. John +. Morse and .son, Kendall,
are enjoying their vacation with Mrs.
jackson in Littleton, n. II,
A teachers meeting has been appoint
ed for this afternoon at 2 O'Clock with
the superintendent of schools at her home.
Rev. E. C. Fisher, who was the guest
of Frank Morse for a week, returned to
his home in Westminster West last FRI
day.
Programs for the Sunday school con-
vcntion at Putney Wednesday are being
distributed. This Sunday school will be
represented.
Mrs. Alonzo V. Stratton is spending a
few weeks with her sons, Cecil Stratton
OF Sufiied, Conn, and Perley and Walter
Stratton of Springfield.
Samuel j. Shanbacker spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Morse and
returned to Lansdown, Pa, Monday. His
son, Frank, accompanied him home.
The meeting held at the Marlboro
branch school house last Friday night was
well attended, there being over 40 pres
emf. A number went from this village.
Mrs. Milton A. Bingham and daughter,
Aldine, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Knapp in Putney last week. Mr.. Knapp
accompanied them home and remained
until Wednesday.
Rev. Z. G. Clark is in attendance upon
the state conference of Free Baptists in
session at Enosburg Falls, having been
secretary and treasurer of this conference
during the past year.
Walter Ingram while digging some po-
tatoes very early one morning near his
lumber camp, saw a bear which would
weigh perhaps a hundred pounds. The
tracks he has often seen about his place.
Mrs. Alice A. Morse after spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. William A.
Brooks, started Monday for Bristol, Tenn,
where she will remain with her daughter,
Mrs Florence Morgan, during the WIN
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Morse and
sons, Frank and Julian, leave today for
Chicago They plan to go by automobile
to Elizabethtown, N. j., and possibly
further if weather conditions are favor
able.
Miss Emma III. de Zouche, who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Milton Dexter
at Dexter hall for two weeks, returned
Tuesday to New York city to resume her
work as one of the editorial staff of the
New York World
Walter A. Wheeler of Rutland, Mass,
was at c. e. Browns Wednesday night
looking after the Massachusetts, boys
whom he has in charge. Mr.. Wheeler says
that he has smaller number of boys in
this locality and in the state at this time
than in many years past.
Joshua G. Morse of Kansas City after
spending the summer with his brother,
Luke j. Morse, and in visiting other rela-
tives here, started westward last Saturday.
He will spend the winter with his daugh-