The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-21
SOUTH NEwfAHH.
psprsda,ions by the Thunder Boil,

| iFNtta rum lew inches Y" sttAa-4 Att
ia length were thrown IA various dire
tions, SOME were stuck into the ban
below and others were carried as far a
the house and garden, Linus w, Blns
ham aud Frank Whitaker, with . load q
logs, sought shelter for themselves an
their horses Ia Clarence Moofe's SHE'D
One bolt OF lightning came "a near tina
both men and horses were thrown down
They do not know that they were uneon
scious from the shock but did not hea
the thunder which followed, Milton ans
Herbert bingham, who with their team
went into the barn, did not feel tn
shock - iorlbly. although the iofnc
was considerably affected by Il.
Mr. and Mrs. hubert w. Shepard visit
ed, cousins IN Guiliori yesterday an'
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Fisher Tuesday
accompanied Rev. Charles u. Fisher "a
Wilmington.
Mr., and Mrs. John Metoalf and Miss
Matte Mctealt left yesterday for a visit
in Massachusetts towns.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Bolagcr and son
spent yesterday at the home Of their
father J. NJ. Moore.
Miss Nellie Allen Of New York city
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several days this week.
Lester Ingram went last Friday 10
Agawam with George and Roy Bailey.
when they returned home,
Mr.. Sarah Blash6cld Wood, for many
years a resident Of this village. is visiting
her nephew, Frank Whitaker.
Mrs. William Fay, accompanied by two
children, visited her twin brother. Frank
Whitaker, and family, this week.
Examination of pupils for high school
tuition certificates will be held at New
fame school room, Thursday and Friday,
Aug. 1928
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Hunt and two
children passed through town last Friday
on q carriage drive from Saxton's River
TO East Dover.
William 7. Dole Of Lawrence, Mass.
came last night for his annual vacation
with Mrs. Dole and their two daughters
at Fern Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert C. Sparks Of
Battlcboro are calling upon Mrs. Elliot
Sparks, Harlan l.. Sparks and other rela-
tives in town this week.
Frank G.. Morse and party. including
John J.. Morse, +. Milton Dexter and
John L. Morse, made an automobile trip
TO Vernon dam yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore returned
Sunday from a weeks outing in Guilford
and Vernon. Mrs C. H. Russell kept
house in their absence and goes TO Dover
this week
Mrs. Leonard +. Taylor and two chill.
drcn, who have spent month with Mrs.
Alice A. Bailey and Mrs. hubert w. Shep.
ard, returned TO West Bnttleboro Sun
day.
Mr. Jennie Graham Of Boston. who has
had long and severe illness. arrived on
Thursday night of last week. and is
slowly improving at the home OF her sis |
ter. Mrs. John Z. Morse.
Misses Mildred, Mabel and Bertha
Ennis of Alorristown. n. j.. guests OF Mr.. |
md Mrs Frank G. Morse at Liberty Hall, |
were called home Wednesday morning by |
he serious illness of their grandfather.
William Sparks and Miss Alice Holden
II Brattleboro were guests of Mrs. Elliot
sparks Sunday. Miss Florence Sparks
II Rutland, who has been with her grand
mother the past week, returned with
hem to Brattleboro.
Alfred Williams and Fred. W. Morse
ire drawing a large amount OF lumber to
he station from Warren Doolittle's lot
IN the Marlboro branch road. Mr.. Doc
title has had two men with teams from
here assisting them.
Mrs. Charles l.. Dexter recently gave
he first party of the season for the cous-
ms OF the summer colony, 20 on more be-
ng present The social evening was in
erspersed with music and games and de-
cious refreshments were served.
Harrison Aldrich, who makes spe-
ialty of early potatoes reports light
rop--not more than half or two.thirds
5 heavy as last year. This shortage
Gems to be general and wire-worms are
working what potatoes there
re-
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Whitney re-
lrned to Brattleboro Saturday. and Mr.
nd Mrs. Edward V. Morse and two chill {
rem left Sunday. All have been at G. '
. Browns Mr.. Morse assisted the {
loir while here and sang solos two Sun.
nv mornings. q
Schools will open August 81. Teachers I
1gaged are, for Brookside school, Miss a
ottie Hunt; South Newfane, Miss Ber- =
IA Manchester; Parish, Mrs. +. II. !
ole; Williamsvlle, George T. Manches-
r and Miss Marion Howe; Newfane,
-iss Higgins; Union, Mrs. Agnes Wal
ut. c
AT the meeting Of the Cemetery assoc i
alton last Friday evening the old board d
trustees was reelected, as follows: i
smuel II. Morse, Linus w. Bingham, Il
,hn S. Morse, Harrison Aldrich, +. h
iton Dexter, William A. Brooks and W
,hn Metcalf. An adjourned meeting 81
il be held at the vestry tomorrow night. m
i interested are expected to be present. fc
The Christian Endeavor society's ice o.
cam sale Tuesday was successful even p'
2 financially and otherwise. The tables
d vestry were prettily decorated with
ms and golden glow, and the attendance
Is large. The societies do not often 81
rye ice cream. When they do, every
dy seems ready to help in preparations Ii,
d by their presence, to make good
ne. !.
Rev. Gilmore c. Clark returned Tuesday %
I'M Keene, N. IT,. where he went to
change pulpits with Rev. Joseph Wal as
,r, who preached here Sunday morning
4 evening, and at West Dummerston M
the afternoon. Mr.. Clarke's subject
next Sunday evening is ''The Place ar
Importance of Prayer" The morn
3 subject is 'Isaiah's Prophecies of w,
rist." wa
Arrivals at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
INK Moss last Saturday were their son, '"
thur Moss, of Columbia University, n,
Miss Rembaugh, a practicing attor- MI
, of New York city and intimate friend
Miss Elizabeth Moss. Miss Rembaugh in
YES today for New York. Mr.. and da
$. Moss, Wednesday, with their family
guests, picnicked at the old Bruce we
in Marlboro, where Mrs. we
ss's ancestors were early settlers.
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