The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30
Other County Towns.
SOUTH NEwfASE.

HAIRY MhNahrf Mas - hofhr HNNHef'
Miss Minnie i,slioas spent Sunday
With hcI sister. MTs. William iieYdflek'
Leslie llescock Of Marlboro l. visit
ihs nlin a, MeTse through the holidays
Mrs. Dudley naWoli went 10 iiraiiiu'
saFa last week for a visit with friends
n. q, Packard, who has been visiting
ais shiidfrn, returned Yesterday '"
keenr,
Miss i.is4is fiYnh Of Leland aud
tsTay seminary h spending her holiday
vacation al home,
MI. aud Mfs. Allen Reed Of hIaiile'
hero we're visitors ~ Claude Reed =
from Tuesday until THURSDAY,
Mr., Elliot q. sparks will remain
through tho winter with her sou, Her
bert q. sparks, ~ hTaIilehoIo'
Mr., aud Mr., Clarence l., Halliday Of
Nest Ifaiilehoro were guests OF Mrs
Julius l.. Whitaker last week,
samuel 4. Morriheid, who l. NJ home
from Vale college, visited bis grand
mother. Mr. Samuel Morse, Tuesday
Mrs Frances Tcft has gone 10 South
nssrheld "a spend Christmas and New
Year with her daughter, Miss EVELYN
left
Nj. and Mir. Mutry II. Cheney took
Christmas dinner Monday with MIS-, -
81, SHARP ~ Rfaiilrhoto, ~ family
gathering
Row 4. 4. Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs
1. IS Shepard attended the educational
aud insiuutional institute NJ Braiile'
hero "Wednesday
Mr.. Dwight =. Bailey Of Agawam,
Macs. wac in the village SUNDAY and
Monday. exchanging greetings with
many old friends,
Mrs. Erwin n sparks and son, liar
old. returned from Rtatfiehnro SUNDAY.
Herbert a. Bingham spent two daNs
this week Ia windham.
David Goodell has been housed this
week. threatened with pneumonia. MI
staples Of Ncwfnnc j. with them doing
shoro, aud outside work.
Mr.. Carl Cushing and son, Coburn.
~ Rraiilohor0, are spending the Week
4, Mrs. Murrv II. Choncy,s Mr.,
Cushing viii Join them for sunday, ana
an will return that night.
The Baptist SUNDAY school was pleas.
antly surprised last SUNDAY morning
hen every one present received 2 bag
Of Christmas candy with n Merry
christmas greeting. from Albert y.
sherman of Williamsyile.
The rain Of SATURDAY replcnished
few springs. hut did not helm the very
ileep ones. The snow of Wednesday
was melting and dropping from the
trees Yesterday The slcighing j.
helped. NJ least temporarily.
4 sermon appropriate 10 the season
was preached hv Rev. +. G. Clarke sun
day morning. In the evening, Mr..
Clarke smoke unon The Closed Door.
The choir furnished excellent Christ
mas music. both morning and evening.
Tho Ladies Benevolent sorietv met
with Mrs =. =. Fisher NJ Williamsyillc
Wednesday In spite Of the violent
snow storm. which set in soon after
j. clock and continued through the af
'ernoon. ~ members and visitors were
In attendance Those present were
sorry 10 learn that the president, Mrs.
Edwin ". Morse. was in Keene taking
treatment for her hand. II was under,
stood that one finger was amputated
Tuesday.
The Christmas exercises Of Monday
evening were well attended and were
niyen MS previously announced. The
choir furnished fine music The pro
gram was participated in by adults
and children. l.. W. Shenard. as santa
Claus and Mrs. Erwin II. Metealf. as
Mrs. Santa Claus. took their important
parts in a pleasing wav. Others are
deserving of mention. The two trees
both reaching to the ceiling. were well
laden with Christmas fruit Mrs. Will
lard s class presented an orange and
heart shaped souvenir TO each one who
came.
The annual election of officers of the
Raptist SUNDAY school Sunday resulted
IN the choice Of NJ. s. Bingham and L.
W. Shepard superintendent, Mrs. +;
II. Metcalf secretary and treasurer, and
e. +. Brown assistant Miss Ruby In.
cram librarian. Mrs. S. II. Morse and
Mrs. Lee Love organists. Mrs. Samuel
Morse. who has been teacher of the Pm
mary class more than 80 wears. has re-
signed. The class has had from 20 to
33 members annually. with or ~
members often in attendance, With the
exception of one year Mrs. Morse has
done the work without regular assist
ance
The burial of Warren Bennett of
Brattleboro occurred Wednesday after
noon in the family lot at the South
Newfane cemetery Mrs Bennett, their
two sons. Herbert and Joseph Bennett,
of Philadelphia. their daughter and hus.
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Howard, and
two sons, also Rev John r. Cow of
Brattleboro, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church. of which Mr. Bennett was
member. came with the body. A nun.
Der of relatives of this place Joined
them at the cemetery for the brief
burial service. Mr. Bennett, with his
family, was a resident of this town for
some years. and with Mr.. Bennett s ia
Their Deacon Joseph Morse, lived on
the farm now owned and occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner G, Shepard.