The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-30
SOUTH NEWFANE.

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Mrs Samuel H. Morse is making week
end visit with Mrs. William G. Balou il
Newfane.
Our village had a number of representa-
! tiyes at the soldiers reunion at Newfan,
yesterday,
Frank c. Kelsey of Claremont, N. II.
is visiting friends and looking after hi
property here.
Mrs, Samuel Winchester aud daughter
of lIolyoke, Mass, are guests of Mr., anc
Mrs. l., w. Bingham.
Miss Florence Adams and Charles Pal
mer Of Grafton are with Mrs. abb,
Adams for the week
William A. Dole of Lawrence, Mass
is spending a few weeks with his family
at their summer home.
Rev and Mrs Charles b. Fisher left
for Banstable, Mass, Sunday via vii
mington and Whitngham.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Fisher and three
daughters returned to their home in
Rochester, \. y, Tuesday.
James 4. Bruce of Caremont, n. H.,
/ joined his family Saturday for a few
days at Charles 4. Browns.
Frank Moss, family and guests, all of
! New York city will furnish music for the
Sunday morning church service.
| Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Sparks of Cochit-
uate, Mass, spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Elliott Sparks.
c. Downie OF the Brewster Carriage
| Repository company OF New York city is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moss.
The meeting appointed for the South
Branch school house this evening is post
poned until one week from this friday
evening,
James +. Mccarthy of New York made
farewell calls upon friends Monday. a
number from our village attended his auc-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Kerner of New York, who is
spending the summer at Newiane inn, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. f. Milton Dex-
ter Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ingram and daugh-
ter Gladys, went home Monday. Mr..
Ingram thinks Enfield, \. H., the place
for him, summer and winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Packard OF
Keene and Fred Woods and two sons of
Amherst, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert +. Packard this week.
Mr.. Hamilton Of New York city, spe
cial detective of Mr.. Jerome's, enjoyed
the quiet Of country life day or two
this week with his friend, Mr.. Moss.
Mrs William King and Miss Fannie
King after spending the summer with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. hurry II. Cheney,
started for their Chicago home Tuesday.
Brooks Crosby, who was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Milton Dexter several
days, left Monday afternoon with his
fancee Miss Aline l.. Hanseom, for East
Somerville, Mass, where both reside.
Charles l.. Dexter went to Camp Tecum-
sch, n H., Tuesday to meet his son, Jo-
seph, also Frank Shaubacker who have
been in camp during the summer, return
ing here after the breaking of camp which |
occurred Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society's third annual
sale at the vestry last week Thursday |
evening was well attended and about $50 |
was taken in. Ten dollars Tor morel OF ,
this amount is for the parsonage stove |
fund and a donation of nearly as much |
has been added to it since the sale.
A dozen descendants OF the late Deacon
John Goodnow took dinner with Mrs.
Samuel Morse Saturday, including those
who reside in town, also Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Goodnow, Mrs. Albert w.
Pratt and son, Robert, Of North Cam
bridge, Mass and Mrs. Clara Dodge
of Marlboro, Mass.
The Fisher family reunion and picnic
was held on Newfane hill last week
Thursday. 1t was attended IS or more,
including j. Henry Fisher and Ira In
gram and family of this place, Frank e.
Fisher and family of Williamsville, Rev.
md Mrs. Charles b. Fisher OF Barnstable,
Mass, Carl Fisher and family OF Rochester,
\. Y.
Miss Murray and cousin, Fred Mason Of
Iolyoke, Mass, are with Mrs. Fred w.
Morse for the week, The young lad OF ,
bout Il years is the son of an army I
physician and has travelled with his father
n Europe, Asia and the Philippines. He
las lived in the Philippines nearly two
ears and he expects to join his father
here again next year.
Deacon +. NJ Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles L. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James
!. Bruce and son, Graham, joined party
f friends from Brattleboro Wednesday
Or a picnic on Newfane hill. Those driv-
lg in from Brattleboro, as reported, were S
Irs. Elijah Morse, Mr. and Mrs. James
/. Morse, Edward V, Morse and family, t
$50 FRANK II. MORSE anu d. rItu +hoisS [
nd family of Boston.
Word came Monday announcing the s
cath at Portland Ore, Aug. 20, OF !
atherine, infant daughter of MIR and
Irs. Samuel Gordon Reed, granddaughter \
f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glenn Ken ~
all of San Bernardino, Cal, and great Il
of Mrs. Samuel Morse,
he little one was ~ months old and /
ttyha n (
It in with fatal results.
Miss Emma II. de Zouche of New York, u
ember of the city department Of the n
litorial staff of the New. York World,
a visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. L. Milton a.
exter's at Dexter hall Miss de Zouche t.
ON time to time has been assigned to 81
any parts of the work, being a musical
itic. dramatic critic, writer upon many p,
cial topics and an accomplished linguist p
ten called upon to translate foreign dis p,
Itches.
The past week has been especially favor, ce
lie for picncs and brought out a good y
tendance for the Sunday school picnic y;
the terrace Tuesday. At 1890 over -
people had assembled and dinner was !.
rived. Later the number was increased "a
100, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss sent u
pleasant surprise in the form OF bags
peanuts and bananas for all the chill
of course meant everybody, p
@ older ones being children of a larger M
owth. Mr. Mosss family and guests M
ny number of songs and started hymns H
which all Joined. The races and games tn
re enterered into with great enthusiasm
leaders and contestants. Rev. ~. Z. Bl
ark made the announcements, Arthur ca
oss acted as starter and II. Julian nj
orse as time keeper. DIR
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Mrs Perley Sparks is i'll.