The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
Other County Towns.
SOUTH NEWFANE.

! Bert Williams has been in town several
days this week.
c. L. Dexter is repairing his mill, in
Guiding the flume.
Mrs. Della Hescock returned from
Greenfield Wednesday night.
Mrs Lewis Jaqueth of Guilford visits
Mrs. W. A, Brooks this week.
Rev L. c. Clark and family are pleas
antly settled at the parsonage.
Mrs. Eunice Thomas has several sum
mer boarders from Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Samuel Morse was with her Sis
ter, Mrs. d. d. Dickinson, from Monday
until Thursday.
Miss Grace Pierce is spending this
month with her sister, Mrs. James Bangs,
in Hillsboro, Mass.
John +. Morse has been appointed as
sistant postmaster and Charles Il. Brown
clerk of this post office.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Morse and two
daughters are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John l.. Morse for a week.
Frank G. Morse's automobile arrived
from Chicago last Friday. William Casey
of Brattleboro is his chauffeur.
Mrs. Bannagan and daughter are board.
ing at Milo Ballous, also a friend and
her daughter from Walpole, Mass.
Mrs. Elijah Morse of Brattleboro came
Wednesday for a few days with Mrs.
Morse and Mrs. Love at the Terrace.
Samuel j. Shanbacker and Frank
Morse. IT.. of Philadelphia are expected
by automobile this week at Liberty hall
Guests of Mrs. Matte Williams are her
niece, Miss Emma Powers of New York
city, and Mrs. King and daughter of
Ludlow.
Mrs. C. P. Battele of Somerville,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Harrison Aldrich the past week, leaves
for her home today
Mrs. William King and daughter,
Fannie of Chicago, are spending the sum
mer with their cousin and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray H. Cheney.
Bert Morse of Amherst, Mass, young
est son of Mrs. Emerson Morse, visited
his mother last week. He was accom-
panied by his wife and two children.
Mrs. Carl Fisher and three children of
Rochester, n. Y, are guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Frank f. Fisher at Williamsville,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram of this
village,
Martin Moore, formerly of this town
but for many years resident of the
west, came recently from South Dakota
and is boarding with his sister, Mrs.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cushing of Brat
tleboro after taking a vacation carriage
drive through Bennington and other
places halted for days rest Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Murray II. Cheney.
John Field of new Boston, n. H., spcnC
Sunday with his sons, Forest and Wells
Field, on the Marlboro branch road
He left for home Tuesday, accompanied
by his wife.
Ray R. Howard, youngest son of Ar
thur and Helen Charter Howard OF
Bridgeport Conn, was killed last Friday,
July y, at Danbury, Conn. Mr.. Howard
was railroad engineer. He was stand
ing beside his engine doing, some work
about it when train dashed along on a
parallel track with results stated. He
was % years old, leaves parents, Two
brothers and one sister There are also
many relatives in this county.
Friends of Miss Marion Ella Kendall,
who spent last summer with her grand |
terested in the announcement of her mar
rage to George s. Bracket of Chicago,
July 10 at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T.. Kendall, in San Bernar,,
limo, Califorria. About % relatives and
family friends witnessed the ceremony. !
The house and grounds were handsomely
decorated, electric lights in profusion be.
ing used. The bride wore a dress of
handsome white lace with veil worn by
her mother at her wedding almost 80
years ago. She carried a shower bou-
1uet of bride roses. The reception which
followed was largely attended. Many
md valuable gifts were received. Letters
rs well as telephone and telegraph dis
patches poured in bearing congratulatory
messages from friends far and near. Mr..
md Mrs. Bracket spent few days at
Riverside. After visiting California sum-
ner resorts on the coast they will go to
Portland, Oregon, and later to Chicago.
Their home will be in Evanston, III.