The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
SOUTH NEwrANE.

Lawrence Ingram returned to Bostor
| Monday.
Mrs John Metcalf Tuesday returne,
TO Brattleboro.
Mrs Charles Z. Brown Wednesday re
turned from Brattleboro.
Mrs. c. II. Russell is again with hei
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Moore.
Miss Louise McGregor is with Mrs
Ella 5. Willard for few weeks.
Mrs. Della Bureh and children are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. In
gram.
Lester and Ruby Ingram are orking
at their uncle s, Frank T.. Fisher s, dur.
ing sugaring.
Miss MAY T. Kelsey of Mortified
seminary came home Wednesday night
for Easter vacation.
The grange play at Williamsville
Tuesday evening was well patronized
by this part of town.
\ large number from this place at.
tended Abbott Edwards 5 auction Wed.
nesday near Newfane.
Mrs. Frank Moss from New York
city arrived last night and is the guest
of Mrs Ella $. Willard.
Mrs. Frank Buxton of Brattleboro
with her daughter, Irene, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan L. Sparks.
Mrs. John +. Morse's piano arrived
Tuesday from Boston and has become a
welcome addition to their home circle
Miss Gladys Barnes, who was at Mr.
Collins's for week, has returned to
the home of her sister Mrs. Ernest
Brown.
Mrs. Orlando Stratton of Brattleboro
was an over-Sunday guest of her daugh,
tiers, Mrs. Dudley Dorrell and Mrs. Leon
Powers.
Mrs. William Heidrck is spending the
week with Mrs. F. w. Morse while Mr..
Heidrick is working at Frederick lum-
Der camp.
The burial of Miss Loenia Davis of
Newfane occurred at the family burial
lot in the South Newfane cemetery
Wednesday.
There will be an Easter exercise by
the Sunday school next Sunday evening
at 7.30 clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
John Ingram, who last week cut
badly three fingers of his right hand
while working at Merrifield' mill in
was able to walk to the
postoffice Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice A. Bailey and son, Ernest
Bailey, tomorrow leave for Greenfield,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. f.
L. Davenport. From there Ernest will
70 to Suffield, Conn, to work for E. n |
Stratton.
Rev. f. c. Clarke s next Sunday morn
no IS sermon Will be upon the Resurrec- !
ion. The music will be appropriate to
caster. At 7.30 p. m, the Easter exer-
Use by the Sunday school will be given.
cordial invitation to all services is
extended.
The funeral service of Mrs. Arson H,
iolllns was held at the family burial
OF Monday afternoon at two o clock,
onducted by Rev. E. G.. Clarke, and at
ended by neighbors and friends Mrs.
J. H. Metcalf and Mrs. A. V. Stratton
ang favorite hymn. Mrs. Collins
led of pneumonia following an attack
t measles, March 10, lacking only one
ay of being 40 years of age. She was
orn in Marlboro March 90, 1870, the
aughter of Joseph and Sophrona Ann
'enning Fisher; was married March 20.
ooo' " hnoon II. SOlllnS ana naQ al
Tays lived in Marlboro. Eight chill
rem were born to them She is sur
wed by her husband and five children.
rs; James (Myra Collins) Bruce, Har-
z, Jennie, Mary, and Earl Collins. The
FAINT daughter, born JAN 90 died t
arch 10, of measles. Mrs. Collins t
llted with the Baptist church when IA
ears of age. She was a kind and de.
tied wife and mother and especially t
tentive to her mother-in- law. Mrs. n
enry Collins, who is in her SSth wear '
Id will miss the kindly care of her :
lughter, as will other members of the Il
mily. i