The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-22
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Merton Ingram went to Springfield,
Mass, Thursday morning
Miss Eliza NJ Brown spent two days in
Brattlehoro this week, returning thurs
day morning.
The Ladies circle met with Mrs. Muir
raw Cheney last week Thursday with
good attendance.
It is stated upon good authority that
Frank c. Perry. formerly OF this place,
has bought farm in Agawam, Mass.
Miss Hattie Bailey came in on Thurs,
dav evenings train last week, attended
the sugar social and left Friday morn
ing.
Those on the sick list are Sumner G.
Shepard, Mrs Albert K. Halliday, James
Mundell and his son Willie and Mrs
Zine G. Bailey.
The sugar social of last week was well
attended. 1t is understood that the chill
dren will furnish good program for
the next social.
Mrs. Harlan Sparks returned Wednes-
day from Brattleboro where she has snent
some DAYS with her daughter, Mrs. BuX-
ton, who was i'll.
Henry Ingram spent Sunday in Aga,
wan. His daughter Eva, accompanied
him upon his return. She Will spend
two weeks visiting here.
Mrs. Samuel Morse, Mrs. Love, Mr.; and
Mrs. Samuel II. Morse and Rev; Miles
G. Upper attended the Merrltield- falr'
banks wedding in Williamsvllle Wednes'
day.
Mrs Sanford Hanscom of East Somer-
vile. who frequently spends her summers
here, slipped on the ice and at present
is housed with a sprained ankle, which
is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Eunice Goodell who has had a
long illness, covering about two years,
passed away Wednesday morning. Notice
is received that the funeral will be at
the house today at one o'clock.
Rev. Miles G. Upper preached Sun
day in Hudson, n. II. Rev. G. 5. Sher-
man preached at the Baptist church. MI
Upper also attended the centennial cele-
bration at the South Windham church
Tuesday.
Miss Georgiana v Kendall has so , Tar
recovered as to be able to leave the
hospital. She will spend a few week
with DR.. and Mrs. Sanford Hanscom IN
East Someville before returning to her
California home.
L. Miller Dexter and Charles l.. Dex'
ter of Philadelphia are in town this
week looking after their summer homes,
and enjoying the crisp winter, weather
and good sleighing, They are the quests
of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morse.
The Brookside school closed Saturday,
Miss Lottie Hunt, teacher. This is an
other school reporting excellent. attend
ance, the whole number of pupils being
Is and the average las. Those with per
feet attendance are Pearl Greenwood, Re
ma Greenwood, Minnie Powers, Leona
Powers, Florence Knapp, Esther Knapp,
Harry Knapp and Ray Starkey;, Leon
Knapp. Ralph Starkey, julius Prouty,
Clara Knapp and Ethel Powers had COM
bined absence of six days, ranging from
one half day, to two days each, all caused
by illness. ,--,'
The Christian Endeavor society cele-
brated its fourth anniversary Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Buffum of Putney gave the adj
dress of the evening which was thought
full and entertaining. Brief addresses were
made by the pastor, Rev. Miles G. Tupper,
and by the president of the society, Mrs:
Ella Willard The choir, consisting OF
Mrs. Milton Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. rank
S. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel IL.
Morse. furnished excellent music as is
their custom on all such occasions. Light
refreshments were served in the vestry
and a social hour was enjoyed.