The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-21
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Silas Kcnney is improving slowl,
He is able 10 be out ON his piazza.
Frank Lang and family rcturne
Tuesday 10 their home at Middletowt
X. l.
Twenty dollars was the amount sen
from the. Newfane grange 10 the kuri
Hattin fund.
There were 10 from this place VIII
attended the grange picnic AT Towns
bend last Friday
George Mixter. who has been at th,
Newfane Inn this summer, returned I,
Philadelphia Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Gallup Of South London
derry has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Samuel Wiswcll, this week.
Mrs d. $. Ballou went Tuesday t,
| BratJlcboro for a week = visit with hei
daughter. Mrs II. Winchester.
Miss McIntyre of Dandy, VT. an old
| friend and school teacher. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder this week.
The Larkin club was very pleasant
| ly entertained AZ the home of Mrs
Fred Underwood Wednesday afternoon
Charles Ballou and family. formerly
of Saratoga Springs. y. Y. is still AT
Lyman Randall's and may locate here
il he finds employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Parson returned
from Brattleboro Monday. Their
grandson. George Wilson, is stopping
with them.
Florence Chaplin and her brother,
Warren. came Tuesday for a short visit
TO their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Carpenter.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr..
Moore will present the cause and
claims of home missions, and will call
for collection for that object.
The Edwards horse advertised by L.
W. Gibson was sold al sheriff's sale
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Knapp.
Landlord Smiley bid the horse off for
$3.50.
The baseball game at Townshend
last Saturday, Newfane combination
against the Jamaica team, resulted in
victory for the Newfane team by
score of 10 TO q.
Rev. +. NJ. Wiswell went Saturday
to Marlboro, n. H., to deliver the Old
Home address and be present at the
Sunday evening service. He expects
to return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinson Taylor Of Bos
ton came Saturday for their summer
Mr. Taylor is connected with
the Boston Globe force. They have
many friends in this vicinity.
At the next regular grange meeting
evening, Aug. 20, Newfane
will entertain West Dummers-
ton grange, the visiting grange fur
nishing the program and the Newfane
grange refreshments.
Mrs. Henrietta Rider who has been
at II. A. Carpenter S this summer,
went Wednesday to Guilford for a
visit to her uncle, George Worden.
Two children accompanied her. She
will 90 to Marlboro from here
L. NJ. Carpenter met with a singu-
ar accident Tuesday while unloading
4 barrel of kerosene at South Lon |
londerry. The hoop caught on a ring |
md cut his finger TO the bone. He will |
be obliged to lay off for few days.
Dick Underwood took party of |
'iilage people up onto Newfane hill |
Saturday night to enjoy corn roast. /
Us usual with such gatherings, they |
rJoyed a good time. No bears were
cen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of
Springfield, Mass, came Saturday for
few days visit with their friends
ere Monday they called on Charles
soodenough and family and Tuesday
hey returned to Springfield.
week We're Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Jones
nd daughter of Bridgeport, Conn,
nd G. B. Wheeler. M. J. and n. M.
Wheeler of Bellows Falls, the last
AIMED being relatives of Norman
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Benson left Sat
rday night for their annual visit, to
Andover and Peru. They
xpect to be gone about two weeks.
Ionday Mrs. W. p. Eames and Mar ,
Jay during Old Home Week. {
Austin Grape and family are stop
ing in their home near G.. w. Par.
ms for few weeks when they will 5
turn to Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs.
learns and daughter and Ina Averill q
{ Mt. Vernon, N. H., have been their I
tests for week.
The Interstate Lumber company is /
1T saving for the present on account e
the shortage of logs. 1t is planning I
me extensive Improvements this fall. q
he company expects to build dry !
,use, 80 40 feet, two stories, and to +
1T in matching machine for getting a
it flooring and also to complete the I
ur track from the main line to the [
Ill.
A party of our young people left +
lesday for week S outing at Sunset a
Ike. They were chaperoned by Mrs. a
lille Marcy. The party consisted, of n
arriet Newton, Margaret .Maher, O
'ay Ballou, Ruth Gray, Rena Wilcox, le
,rley Albee, Walter Gray, Ray Jefts n
d A. R. Underwood. They rented n
e Richardson cottage called Take-it- h
ee and have three boats with the cot N
&c.
The work on the sidewalks began
ain Tuesday with H. J. Batchelder
ri Hamlin and Walter Park are as W
ting in the work. 1t is understood y
c walk will be finished first from b!
mess store to opposite the court re
use and connect with walk to the +,
lrt building and a crossing between OF
, stores if the funds hold out. The r
nix people have arranged for the
TX in front of the bank.
struck Ellis Chaplin g
m last week Thursday about 730 ia
lock, killed two horses and caused
fire that totally destroyed the barn ~
4 its contents, including several w
is of hay, a quantity of farm imple
nts, hen house and between 80 and In
chickens. Had it not been for the
'ious combination of a modern au- sp
Mobile truck and the old-fashioned
,ket brigade the Chaplin IS homestead he
h its contents would have been de- iie
Dyed. AS it is, the damage done is
urance. When the roof of the huge ca
n fell there was shower OF sparks
t rivaled any pyrotechnic display gu
Il witnessed in that section.-From sic
Springfield Union, Aug. 14.-Mrs.
lpin is the daughter of Fl. A. Car Ri
ter. II.
to Newport, August 81. See {