The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
SOIJptr NEWFANE.

Mrs. e. d. Jefords Of Chicopee Falls is
a guest of Mrs. Ella Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Osgood and daugh-
ter Pauline Monday left for Derry, N. il.
Mrs. Harrison Aldrich Tuesday returned
to her Somerville. Mass, home for the win
| ter.
Mrs. Jennison of Jamaica, who visited
Mrs. hurry II. Cheney last week, has re-
turned home,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitaker of Will
mantle, Conn. visited their brother, Jul
lus Whitaker, last week.
Mrs. Dwight Il. Bailey and nephew, Guy
Perry, of Agawam, were weekend guests
at G. L. Perry's and i. e. Fishers.
Notice was given sunday of the county
Sunday school convention, to be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday at Westminster.
Cecil Stratton Of sufield, Conn, attended
the Valley fair and remained with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. Alonzo " Stratton,
until Monday.
George HaIe's goods Wednesday passed
through the village on their way from the
Dickinson farm in Brattleboro to Mr.
llale's place in East Dover.
Fred Pierce was injured Wednesday by
being thrown from a load of lumber by
the breaking of the neck yoke. One rib
was broken and he vas otherwise bruised
and injured.
Mrs. W. Ellis Bruce went last week to
South Charleston, n H., to visit Mrs.
George Bruce. The auction sale of goods
of her husbands estate occurs at the home
place Oct. 20.
Mrs. George Smith Tuesday went to
keene and "Wednesday accompanied Mrs.
George Shelley to bridgeport, Conn.,, to
spend q few weeks " tn their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Howard
The auction sale of the John II. Worden
estate is announced by Rev. e. G. Clarke,
administrator, for next Tuesday at 10
o'clock, when the farm, stock, tools and
household furniture will be sold The
family will leave the home farm in the
near future.
The Ladies Benevolent society Wednes-
day met with Mrs Frank E. Fisher with
a large attendance. An interesting report
of the last years work was read by the
secretary treasurer, Mrs. S. ii. Morse. Of
ficers were reelected as follows: Mrs. F.
+. Fisher, president Mrs. Alton J. Morse,
ice-president; Mrs. Samuel Fl. Morse, sec
rotary and treasurer. Committees chosen
We're: On work, Mrs. Love, Mrs. John
f. Morse, Mrs. G. E. Clarke; on refresh
ments. Mrs. c. 5. Brown, Mrs, j. E. Morse,
Mrs f. w. Morse: entertainment, Mrs
+. S. Willard, Mrs. A, E. Halliday,
Sunday afternoon s. II. Morse's attention
was called to the barking and bowling of
a dog. 1t was soon found that his Scotch
collie was trying to give notice of trouble
among Mrs. Abbie Adams's sheep which
We're being chased by dogs. One of the
dogs was "caught red-handed" and shot at
once. The other was identified and, later
was killed. One sheep was injured Sd that
killing was necessary and two or three
others were somewhat bitten and wounded.
The trouble however, was discovered so
soon that the harm done was compare
lively small. Mr.. Morse and A. N. Sher-
man, selectmen, looked after the matter.
Rev. E. C. Clarke Monday attended at
Jamaica the annual meeting of the Bap
list Ministers conference of the West Riv-
ar valley. Officers chosen for the ensuing
wear are w. s Boardman, president; j. E.
Berry, secretary treasurer; r. H. Tibballs
md Rev. Mr.. Mulhern, program commit
zee. DR.. w. a. Dawson, honorary mem
Der of the conference. was present An
service was held in the even
ng when addresses were given by Rev. r.
Il. Tibballs, Rev E. G. Clarke, Rev. JOS
,ph Mexican and DR.. DAWSON Dinner and
upper were served in the church dining |
'ooms by the Women of the church, who |
provided bountifully for their guests. Mr.. |
IcKean and Mr. Boardman remain
through the week to assist in evangelistic
1eeting