The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mrs, Robert c. Allen Of Vernon was in
town Sunday.
Miss Nina Coleman spent Sunday at
her home ia Nindham,
Mrs. Alice A. Morse last weed, attended
the meeting of the State federation Of wo,
mems clubs at Battleboro.
Mr.. and Mn. Frank Allen Of Jackson.
vile visited at Leon Powerss last week,
returning from the Bondville fair.
4 large number from this village and
Wiliamsville attended Wednesday the
auction at G. j. Lazelle's in Dover.
hubert W. Sheparl's garden the past
week has furnished the table with green
peas, crisp, tender radshes and summer
squash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ingram saw a
large bear near their lumber camp last
week and watched il for some time. h
was not at all timid.
+. Milton Dexter and Charles L. Dcx.
ter of Philadelphia arrived yesterday
morning for a few days and are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Morse.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James A. Bruce and two
children OF Claremont, y. H., left Wed.
nesday for home via South Charleston
where they will remain several days.
Rev. \. +. IIafer of Vergennes preach.
ed in the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing. Rev. T.. c. Clarke viii fill the pull
pit next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs Della Birch OF Winchester, y. H.,
was an oyer'Sunday guest at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Ingram.
Leslie accompanied his mother home TO
stay through the winter.
George 4. Gum OF Greenfield Mass,
4. 4. l.. Al Ii
land and Henry johnson farms, also the
Elwin Jones place in Dover for the tim.
her. which will be cut off.
Notice was given Sunday Of the state
Sunday school convention at Bellows Falls
Oct 2l23, which has been advertised for
several months. 1t is expected that dele
gates will attend this important gather
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Morse and son,
II. Julian, of Chicago. came east last week
TO attend the wedding of Mrs Morses
nephew, Oscar Graham, jr.. of Elizabeth,
y. j. Their son, Frank G.. Morse, Jr.,
who was best man, had remained east for
the occasion. \ brief call upon Philadel
phia relatives was made before the family
returned TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Morse had a
Saturday evening. Nearly 80 |
attended. The ears had been picked from
corn that was put into the silo, and were |
in a long pile extending through the barn |
which is 40 feet in length, with lanterns |
hung above. Seats We're provided at one |
side extending the full length of the barn. |
At the other side was a long bin for the |
,om. About 100 baskets of corn Were
lusked with no lack of red ears and mer-
-iment. Sandwiches, doughnuts and cot
lee, pie and cheese were served for the
company.
Miss Sarah Celeste Wood died Oct. 10
It her home in Lowell, Mass. She was
he daughter of the late Warren and Han
lah dexter Wood who formerly lived
N what is known as the Rand farm in
Iewfane, where she was born Dec. l.,
$40. Most of her life was spent in Phila
ephia. She was an occasional visitor to
he scenes OF her childhood and to this
illage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
hilton Dexter Mr.. Dexter was present
{ the funeral which occurred from her
ate home at Lowell. Miss Wood is sur.
ived by one brother, Austin w, Wood
Philadelphia, who is ~ years OF age.
Ter mother was half sister TO the late
oseph W. Dexter of this place.