The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-19
SOUTH NrwrANE,

Miss Minnie iissoesk If, Saturday fa
NeaT@a,
Miss Nina Coleman returned irom Wind
ham Wednesday,
Frank q. Morsss automobile arrive,
fran Chicago Saturday,
ChaIles A, Mason 10 building a car
nase honse adjoining bic harm,
Sgeel ieAs as Wrll az nnsns are Ia
hleom Al heAleF Hall aud villa gardens,
Wild Strawberries arr unusually abund
AIT and u tine quality and slse lhls year
Airs, Ellen Mann oi West Dover sIenl
Sunday With her cousin, Mn, w, n
/ brooks,
Mrs. ChaIlrs l., brown went SATURDAY
10 LlaTemoni, \, H., 10 visit her daugh'
ter Airs, James A. Bruce,
Row, q. NJ Russell OF stafford, y. H.,
slenl sunday night al the parsonage and
lrit Tor home Monday morning.
Alrs blanche Phillips Prince and little
daughter Of foNnshcnd aIr Spending a
lev weeks al Samuel IL. Morse's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Howe oi Brallle.
horo wule sursis OF Mr., and Mns, sam
Rev. T., c. Clarke went Monday 10
Newton, Mass, 10 attend the summer
school Of theology Nhlah coniinua
through this week aud next.
For a week or morc deer have been
iceiing upon some II the gardens IA the
village. Burnt gunIoNdeE and scare
crows have little influence IN driving
them away.
In the absence OF the pastor next sun.
day morning the Sunday school will con,
Nvne at lO,i5. Interesting reports OF the
convention held al Iownshend last week
Will BE- gwen.
The South Negianc and Parish schools
will serve ice cream ON the lawn at the
South Newiane school Friday evening,
june ~, for the benefit OF the schools.
All are invited.
Mrs. Charles Kelsey left Tuesday for
Fishers Island where she will spend some
weeks with her brother, Clarence ID. |
Whitman. Her daughter, Miss May kel. |
scy OF Noithiicld Seminary accompanied |
her.
Examination Of pupils for high school 1
tuition certificates will be held at school |
house hall, Nilllamsyille, next Thursday /
aud Friday at $50 a. m. IL is understood
hat pupils who attend these examina.
lions are not charged as absent from
school, this being a part of their regular
school work.
VIII A. Metcali, our enterprising stage
lriyer intends that persons arriving at the
Nilliamsville station shall not be in
loubt as TO the conveyance that il
The stage has been recently
,ainted and Is plainly marked in yellow
etter, ~. ;. Mail. Williamsyille and
Vest Dover"
Mrs. A. Glenn Kendall and daughter,
'liss Georgiana V. Kendall OF San Der.
ardino, Cal, started East Monday aud
re expected IN Boston today. After Wis.
ing relatives aud attending commence
lent exercises at Wellesley College they
all come to Vermont and spend the sum
ler with Mrs. Samuel Morse of this
lace. Some OF the farmers have begun
aging. The grass being cut is very
eayy.
Now is the time TO look out for the
crop. Some say IL is as good
! ruined already. In some potato patch. n
J the plants are covered with small black
isects which destroy the eggs OF the !.
almost as soon as they are
eposited. Too much dependence, how.
'er, should not be placed upon these II
aek insects until they are found to be
iectual in their work and worthy OF en-. p
Childrens Day exercises at the Bap- Il
It church was participated in by 30 or d
ore children large and small. The
urch was tastefully decorated with Gin. :,
mon roses, syringas and bunch OF i
rye scarlet perennial peoples. Exer-
,es were given by the primary and in
rmediate classes. Several recitations $
ere given by the young women, who i
so sang chorus selection. Other mu- u
, was by the school, the choir, the
EMS choir composed OF dozen young at
IN, and a solo by Rev. G.. w. Russell. X
lie American Baptist Publication society ii
lich carries on large missionary work
our country was the subject al
an address by the pastor, Mr. Clarke, r
d an offering was taken for this cause, an
has been customary for several years. sp