The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03
SOUTH NEwrANE.

SOUTH NEWFANE.
Mr.. and Mn. Collier OF Bnttleboro
Sunday called at Arson Collins's.
Ralph Worden OF Brattleboro spent
Decoration day with relatives here.
Arthur Moss OF New York city comes
tomorrow evening 20 spend the summer.
Miss Bellows Of Brattlcboro has been
this week with her sister, Mrs. HE'D
rick.
Mrs. Frank Buxton and daughter,
irene. have been guests at IL. f.
Sparkss.
Mr.. and Mn. Henry Merrifeld OF West
Guilford were recent visitors at sumner
G.. Shepard's.
The roses in Mrs. Frank G: Morse's
rose garden are beginning TO bloom and
are the first ones noted this season.
DIR. G. +. Barber and DR.. G. X; Aldrich
of Brattleboro were among the fishermen
who were testing the brooks Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Bingham at
tended the funeral of his cousin, Sunday,
Miss Jennie lie Ray, at West Brattie-
boro.
Raw Brooks begins his squad industry
with 1000 breeding pigeons, and 4Oo 10
500 SQUADS OF various sizes. He Is ship
ping a hundred or more a week.
Rev. T.. C. Clark, superintendent OF
schools. announces that examinations Tor
high school tuition certificates will be
held July 7 and at the Willlamsville
school house.
The high wind Saturday afternoon
broke large limb from +. g, Morse's
corner maple near the church. Fortu-
nately no other damage was done, the
branch falling across the road and not
toward any of the buildings.
Rev. and Mrs. Elmore G: Clarke, Mrs.
Alonzo V. Stratton and Mrs: Lee Love
left Wednesday morning by, the overland
tcarriage) route via Wilmington for
Readsboro to attend the County Baptist
Bible School convention which was IN
session afternoon and evening of that
day.
There was large attendance from this
Mace at the union Memorial service at
Williamsville Sunday morning. A mum
her went to West Dummerston in the
afternoon. Rev. +. G. Clarke preached
in both places. Monday many attended
the exercises lat Brattleboro and New
fame.
Cbildren's day exercises are being pre-
pared for Sunday, June II, and will take
the place of the usual morning service;
All are invited to attend, especially all
children, elderly persons and the middle
aged. No one is omitted in the invitation:
II is hoped that all will respond and fill
the church.
Perley Stratton and family and Fred
Robbins Of Springfield, Mass, were at
AIonzo V. STATIONS Sunday and Mon
day. They started by automobile but ow-
ing to the state road being closed part
of the way, necessitating their going over
rough hill roads, one wheel was disabled.
They came by train from BrAtleboro.
Including those who attended Decora-
ton exercises elsewhere, those who came
to spend the holiday with friends, and
numerous out-of-town fishermen. who
went flying up and down the valley in
carriages and automobiles, there seemed
10 be as much travel through the village
Monday as if the Valley fair or a circus
we're on exhibition.
Beginning with the first Sunday in
June NEXT Sunday the free wagon for
church service and Sunday school will
start from the Marlboro branch school
house at 10 o'clock sharp. Returning it
win leave the Baptist church at the close
Of Sunday school. The wagon will make
a trip every Sunday morning until furth-
er notice is given It is hoped that a
large number will avail themselves Of this
opportunity for transportation to and
from church services.
At the Marlboro Branch school, Miss
Stockton teacher, especially good pre-.
Memorial exercises were held Friday at
ternoon. Patrons of the school. were
present. John White of Marlboro town,
veteran of the Civil war, attended and
addressed the children. At the South