The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-09
NEWFANE.

kay Iefis of nfaitl.lsaIo spoHi sah
,iay and Monday Nth friends here,
There sill be a regular meeting 81
N9sfan9 grange heAi Wednesday eNeh
ing.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Richardson wef,
lay.
Lewis smith OF ilost0n Mas = guest
81 bis ahele, heaIy saith. las, Wed
nesiay,
nirchatd ", u, c, will NEE, az The
home Of Mrs, y. :, iiailou Saturday al
q. M,
Mrs, Clarence Nichols aud children
went Wednesday 10 visit IN i.nnrnbnrs
her home.
NJ, T.. Benson has taken III. lob Of
eniiing logs for Mr. Cook on his LOT In
iirooklihe,
q. X. Davis. who attended the races
a. keadsiile, Mass, has returned 90 has
home here.
Miss Loina Davis, who has been
working for Mr.. Snlih in Londonderry,
has returned home,
After Oct, I the stores aud postafiice
viii close AZ : o'clock Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
George Barnard Of Flaston. n. H..
visited Mrs. Lucy llosley aud other
relatives this week.
Mrs. Ellen Wait. aud daughter, Mil
drc,i. have returned after visiting Tela,
iives in ETaiileboro.
Mrs. Carrie R.dheld. who has been
visiting IN 6uilford, has returned aud
Is now employed at the Inn.
The Christian Endeayor society will
hold food sale next Saturday AZ I q.
M IN the church dining room,
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. T.. Newton OF Spring.
field, Mass, were recent guests Of his
brother. X. u. Newton, and family.
Mrs. Lila Ingram left "Wednesday
for Wcsihampton where she
will visit Mrs. George Batcheider.
The Ladies Aid will serve supper in
the church Friday evening from $50 TO
: o clock. All are cordially invited.
There will be special meeting of
the Reb, .ahs this friday evening 90
confer the degree upon two candidates.
Walter GRAY came Saturday 20 visit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson GRAY.
returning 10 his home in Orange Tues
iay.
Miss Fay Ballou and Miss Ruth Allen
went Monday TO Townshend 20 assume
school duties at Leland and Grey semi.
nary.
DIR. and Mrs. A. J. Grout will break
~ their summer home at Moss Rock
'abin and return 10 Staten Island this
week.
Mrs. Harry Bloom and three sons
who have spent two months at River. |
'iew farm. have returned TO their home
n Brooklyn.
Several from here attended the dance |
n the new grange hall in Williamsyille |
asst Friday evening. All report a very
pleasant time.
T.. +. Davis and family. c. A. Nichols
md family. and Mr.. and Mrs. George I
Bush spent Saturday night and Sunday |
/ Sunset lake.
Mrs. Silas Kenney. Mrs. ID. A. Ben.
on and Mrs. Viola Chase returned Sat.
rday after having spent a week in
saratoga, \. Y.
Henson Taylor and family. who have
een guests of Mrs. Alice Micott, re.
urned to their home in Medford. Mass,
ionday morning.
DIR. Sweetser, who spent his vacation
I the Inn. left Thursday for his home
n Philadelphia. where he is pastor of
he Cniversalist church.
Mrs. William Buckley, who has been
guest at the Inn. left Monday for a
isit in Revere, Mass, before returning
, her home in Philadelphia.
Several from here attended the ball
anne in Townshend Monday afternoon
nd received pretty thorough drench-
lg before they could get home.
Rev. n. S. Moore attended the meet
IL of the Windham County association
t Congregational churches in Saxtons
liver Wednesday and Thursday.
+. K. Erickson. f. NJ. Erickson, Miss
STEELE Erickson and Miss Anna
oOney of Providence are spending
leir vacation at Maple Row farm. S
Rev. Guy c. Lamson and family, who
ave occupied their summer home here J
IT several weeks, returned to their
,me in HYDE Park, Mass, Thursday
Hugh Mack, who accompanied Com.
my +. of Bellows Falls to muster at :
inc Camp, n. Y. has returned. Mr..
ack was formerly resident of Bel
WIS Falls.
Mrs. Horace French of Brattleboro c
as a guest of Mrs. Alvin Gates Tues. d
W; also Mrs. Georgia Ferree of New
aven, Conn. Mrs. Ferree will remain
r several days. a
Miss Lillian Keith of Providence, r.
and Miss Marie Williams of New d
)rk, who are summer guests at River
ew farm, plan to remain through the
inter with Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. Z
Mrs Herman Osgood and daughter of +
,rby, n. H., were guests at J, NJ. il
snney's this week. They went We'd =
sday to Williamsville to visit Mrs.
goods sister. Mrs. Alton Morse. \
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.. y
d Mrs. George Hawkins of West u u
who lost in recent fire :"
their personal property. Mr.. Haw-
MS was former resident of this place. N
Mrs. Alice Hescock Randall and "
lighters, Misses Margaret and Eleanor H. H.
ndall, who have been visiting Mrs. u
ndall 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
'scOck, have returned to their home in E
inter Hill, Mass. 81
W. H. Goodnow and daughter, Mrs. :,
bert Pratt, with her son, Robert r,
att, returned to their home in North =
mbridge, Mass, Monday. Mrs. Pratt
d Robert spent the season at their ia
inner home, Elm Hall. h;
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maher returned g,
,dnesday from wilmington where d.
8. Maher has been guest of her al
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Barber, for
,eral weeks. Mr.. Maher has been "
ring Amasa Circuit s place in his store fl
ring Mr.. Grout 8 vacation. he
Next Sunday morning, Rev. N. s. a n'
ore will preach on the subject, Jesus p.
rising the Barren Fig-Tree, from the ~ ~
t, Mark 11:13, IA. At the evening ~ o.,
vice, it is expected that c. j. Fergu- W. W.
l., superintendent of the Vermont ", W.
ti-Saloon league, will speak. +,
louis Kelley of Minneapolis was in HI
vn over Sunday. Mr.. Kelley's par of
s, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kelley, over br
years ago owned the place now occu-