The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-17
SOUTH NEWFANE.

SOUTH NEWEANG.
Charles Bruce and son of Brattlebor
were at Mrs. Ellis Buce's Tuesday.
Mrs Alice A. Bailey is visiting he
niece, Mrs. Jessie Lamson, at Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ingram of Brattlt
boro were at John ). STATIONS yesterday
Mrs. Herman Osgood and daughter Pau
inc are spending few days IN BrattlC
boro.
Rev. +. C. Clarke Monday goes to 81
Adams to attend the Baptist state con
vention.
Rev. G. E. Child gave a brief address a
the Sunday evening meeting. On Monda
he went to Guilford
Lyman May and family have moved int
a house on the Hunter brook road, to b.
near his lumber job
Miss Mary Moss today leaves for 1on
kers, \. Y, having spent month will
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moss.
Hon. Frank Moss will give an addres
at the regular service next Sunday even
ing. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. Aiken of Saxtons River is assistin!
his grandfather, A. NJ. Daggett, in get
ting the lumber off from his place
Mrs. James A. Bruce and two children
Graham and Cedric returned to thei
home in Claremont, n. H., Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Morse and II
Julian Morse left Monday afternoon fol-
their home in Chicago and closed then
summer home, Liberty Hall.
Samuel Marcus of New York arrives to
night as the guest of his partner, Franz
Moss who has been i'll New York for 4
few days and comes back with him.
John NJ. Stratton, who was critically il
and for week past has been cared for by
Il trained nurse, Is making satisfactory
gains and hopes to be about soon, although
some weeks will be necessary to effect
complete recovery.
Mrs. Foster of Williamsville and Bur
lington last evening gave an informal talk
before the Christian Endeavor society and
friends upon her travels in Scotland. Mrs
Foster is a careful observer and relate,
many interesting things.
William T. Dole left Monday morning
and Thursday Misses Helen and Louise
Dole and Miss Butler went to their home
in Lawrence, Mass Mrs. Dole will re-
main with her mother, Mrs. Aldrlch, at
Fern Bank for the present
The South Newfane baseball nine played
the East Dover nine at the latter place
Saturday afternoon and were beaten by
one point in a score of "a to %. The
game was close enough to be interesting
and the boys were invited to go again.
William Heidrick was very satisfactory
umpire
Herbert Bingham and Miss Nina Cole
man of Windham were married at the
home of the bride yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Bingham attended the we'd
ding, which was double one, Miss Cole,
man. sister. Miss Minnie Coleman, and
NJ, 10th pf \IinIham hem "
married at the same time and place MI.
and Mrs. Bingham will reside here.
Allen Reed Wednesday lost his watch
and pocketbook and was considerably dis
turbed for time, believing that they had
been Intentionally taken by some one.
Later investigation suggested that the
pocketbook had been laid on a table and
by mistake covered with potato parlngs
and other refuse with which it was
thrown down. 1t was at first said to con-
tain $50 or $40, but i'll reality held ten
times as much Allen does not carry SO
much around with him now. The watch
up to yesterday morning had not appeared.
Rev. Miles G. Upper and family, VINO
were located here for year, have moyed
from East Hardwick to Houlton, Me,
where Mr.. Topper began his passionate
Sept. |. On the eve of their departure
from East Hardwick they were rendered
a reception in the church parlors by their
congregation and were presented with
gifts of table linen and silver with purse
of Sl2 Addresses were made by parish
toners and were responded to by Mr.. Tup-
per. Ice cream and cake were served, a
general Misunderstanding followed and good
Dyes were said
C. E. Brown this summer has had charge
of removing stones from the roads through
and leading from the village and has as made
a marked improvement in them He has
not only theoretically but practically re-
moved the stones from the roadway, ac,
tually wheeling them off at once instead
of leaving them Just outside the wheel
track in the pedestrians path to be kicked
back by those passing over them or rolled
into the main track again by teams con
stantly meeting By his process the roads
are less stony and are kept so with less
expense to the town, for the, same stones
are not always there to be handled over
every time. Autoists especially appreciate
the fact that strips of road elsewhere
might be benefited by similar treatment.