The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-13
NEwrANE.
Seven Deer Shot in This Town First
Three Days.

Up to Wednesday night seven dee
were reported to have been killed ii
Newfane. OF these five were sho
Monday. Frank Kidder of Wardsbor,
has the credit of killing the first dee
in this vicinity. This one was shot a
1890 p. m. Monday on the Alvin White
farm Four were captured on Newfan'
Hill within a circuit of two miles, three
of the hunters living at Williamsville
IIildreth Batchelder got a nice TAI
buck weighing 237 pounds. Will Har
vey got o-year-old Tuesday anc
Arthur Farnum a fine one Wednesday
weighing $50 pounds. and having fine
set of horns with four points. Several
others have been reported whicP have
been shot in the nearby towns. Among
these was one by A. c. Fellows OF
Brooklne, weighing near 300 pounds
one by Will Corbett and one on Dunn.
merston Hill. Jamaica reports II shot
| Monday and Richmond the same mum
Der for that day.
Hazel Smith is in Jamaica this week
visiting her grandmother.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Rosetta Kenny last Thursday.
Walter Ballou finished cider making
SATURDAY. NISloi boyh itNuih'u
home.
The building belonging to the Fayette
vile club, on Depot street, is being re-
shingled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clune Chase of And.
over are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benson
this week.
The Upper Ten Soap club are invited
to meet with Mrs. Della Kenny tomor.
row afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clapp and chill
dren of Brattleboro are guests of John
Pierce this week.
The building belongir to the
Fayetteville club, on Depot street, is
being reshingled.
Hildreth Batchelder shipped the deer
he killed to Richardson & company,
Brattleboro, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter will
spend the next two weeks in Guilford
and Chicopee, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones of Brattle-
boro and Mr.. and Mrs. Morse of Boston
are enjoying a visit at Edwin Jones's.
George X. Davis is boarding with
John Kenny during the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. Batchelder at Westhampton.
A hearing was held here Tuesday in
regard to the affairs at Gray's mill.
The decision has not been made public.
Only one license for hunting was
taken out in Newfane. This was
granted to Chester Morse of Rochester,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Brat
tleboro are in town during the hunting
season. They are guests of Arthur
Harvey.
1t is reported that George Batchelder
Of Westhampton, Mass, is quite i'll. Mr..
and Mrs. Batchelder went down on
Wednesday morning to care for him.
The Christian Endeavor society is
holding meetings every week, prepare
tory to it's annual sale. 1t will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Har
riet Newton.
The Christian Endeavor society will
lold book social at the church vestry
Friday evening, Nov. 20. Everyone is
invited to come and in some way repre-
sent a book. Refreshments will be
served and small admission fee will
)e asked.
Court adjourned Tuesday until Nov.
a. A large number of strangers and
attorneys were in town Monday when
wo prominent divorce cases were on
he docket, Starkey VS.. Starkey of
3rattleboro and Dunn VS.. Dunn of
Some amusing features are reported
# the hunt this week. A fine buck
trolled into the yard of 0. R. Wright
While his son was away with the gun.
lyman Randall had fine shot at what
e supposed was a buck, but closer OBJ
ervation showed the game to be doe.
Mrs. Viola Chase gave a birthday
arty to her grandniece, Miss Marjorie s
lanes, last Saturday afternoon. The
ime was spent playing, games. Re-
18th six lighted candles thereon, repre-
enting the age of the little girl, were
eryed