The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-03
SOUTH NEWTANE.

John +. Morse's millyard is getting wei
filed with logs.
Alonzo V. Stratton lost valuabl,
young COW last week.
Mrs. Fred Rogers of West Dummerstor
is spending the week with Mrs. Samuel ii
Morse.
The preparatory conference meeting vii
be held in the vestry at $50 tomorrow at
ternoon
| Rev. L. G. Clarke yesterday attended the
service for ordination of Rev. A. NJ. Watts
at the West Brattleboro Baptist church.
Mrs. Frank G. Perry and daughter
Verna, of Agawam, Mass. have been Wis
iting among friends and former neighbors
It is understood that Charles A. Mason,
native of this village who has summer
home here, has sold his confectionery bust
ness in Philadelphia.
Gynn Atkins, who has been working at
S. II. Morse's, cut his foot Wednesday
with an AK while chopping. Beginning with
last summer there has been an epidemic
of similar accidents, six or eight OF the
young men having taken a turn with cuts
and sprains, none of which have proved
very serious in final results.
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. Samuel Morse next Thurs
day afternoon. AT the last meeting a
vote of thanks was rendered Mrs. l.. W.
Shepard who has been president of the
society for three years past and recently
resigned her office. Mrs. Frank Fisher is
her successor.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church and society will be held in the YES
try next Monday evening when the annual
reports will be given and officers elected.
Women as well as men of the church and
congregation are invited. The business
with free discussion of doughnuts and
cup of coffee.
The Forester telephone line was con
nected at Newfane Central Tuesday
ready for New Yeats greetings between
the Forester and New England subscrib-
ers. A central has been established at
Leon Powerss where the various Forester
lines may connect with the Newfane di
vision thus furnishing long distance tele
phone service to subscribers when re-
quired. A number of new telephones are
being put in.
The semi-annual election of officers of
the Christian Endeavor society was held
Wednesday night. The following officers
were elected; President, Herbert Bing-
ham; vice-president, Rev. L. c. Clarke;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. A. A. Bailey; |
chairman of lookout committee, Miss E.
M. Brown; prayer meeting, Mrs. Will |
lard; flower Mrs l.. w. Shepard; social, |
Rev. Mr.. Clarke; missionary, j. H. Fisher
Miss Jessie Moss and DeWitte Newton
Of New York city were married Tuesday |
evening at 6 o'clock at the home of the
brides brother, Hon. Frank Moss, 3O6
East l2Oth street Miss Moss has been
5eacher in the New York city schools for
some years, and secretary of one of the
arge school buildings. She and Mr.. New
on were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moss at their country home last summer,
md have the best wishes of the friends
Who met them.
The annual elections in the Sunday
chool occurred last Sunday. Mrs. Love
esigned after serving nine years as super
ntendent. The nominating committee
recommended new plan which was adopt
d, and three superintendent, Mrs. Love,
hrs. Willard and Frank +. Fisher, were
hosen to share the work and serve two
months each, and in rotation. A meeting
f the superintendent was called for last
light to plan new work and methods. 9th
+ officers for the ensuing year are: Mrs.
|. A. Bailey, secretary; Mrs Abbie kel-
ey, treasurer; Mrs. S. I'll. Morse, organist;
William Brewster and Ernest Bailey. IL !
rarians; Mrs. Willard, home department, /
uperintendent Teachers are Mrs. Samuel ,
Iorse, Miss Eliza M. Brown, Mrs. D.
. Clarke, Mrs. Willard, Deacon Z. M. :
traitor and Frank Z. Fisher. q