The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
NEWFANE.

II, A. Carpenter was in Brattlobor
Tuesday ON business,
Howard Burke of Townshcnd was II
town Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs, Jeanette Gates was ia brattle
boro Monday on business,
Margaret Mnhor went Sunday Il
kamp komfort IN JaamlcA
Ray ,Iefts and Nelson GRAY eam'
home "Wednesday from Jamaien,
The Ladies Aid society will NEE
Thursday Rt . o'clock with MTs, Nirgi
lianney
Dorr Wakefield of Wnfdsboro yisite,
his aunt, Mrs, i, {. Moore, one DAY
last week.
William Nido spent Sunday nj hi
home. returning TO his work in Bellows
Falls Monday.
Mrs. 4. II, Farnum went "a Green
/ field Wednesday She will return IN,
last Of the week,
Barney Magee. who has been in New
| fame Jail for several months, was re
leased Wednesday
Mrs. G. T.. Davidson went last weeb
10 Townshend To visit her daughter
Mrs, =, l.. osgood
Mrs 4. II. Farnum was ont Tuesday
exercising her colt, which she has 10
Gently taken home,
Several from here attended the wO
man : Relief corps meeting held II
Townsheud Saturday
John Mcdonald went Monday 10 Bel
| lows Falls to work in a mill. lie re-
turned Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George W, Parsons are
/ Naaatfat.ag thatp 1annhtnV MVa AmHnnHt
Wilson. in Brattleboro,
.lounctte Z Gates. widow OF Alvin
Gates has been granted pension Of
ST. a month itom Feb. IL.
Darwin Howard. who went last week
/ to work at the silver and lead mine
has returned 10 his home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. d. Newton have re
turned from Boston, where Mrs. New,
ton consulted nm eve specialist,
LYLE Carpenter OF Brattlchoro visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, ii. 4. Car
penter, from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Eager returned today 10
| her home in New York CITY. after n
visit with her mother, Mrs. Rosetta
Kenney.
4. Il. Underwood went Thursday to
| New York city to visit his sister, Mrs
T.. c. Benedict. He will remain until
April /.
Carlev Whitney of Brattleboro visit.
ed his daughter, Mrs. Il. {. Eager,
Tuesday. Miss Olive Eager accompa.
MED him on his return,
Rev. n. S. Moore will preach Sunday
morning on the subject, Sources of
Strength and Courage in All Moral
Reform, from the text Eccles. l:l5.
Miss Sylvia Derry came Monday
night to visit her sister, Miss Florence
Derry. Miss Derry went Tuesday to
visit a sister residing in Windham
Miss Vera Sisby, who has been visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Nichols, re.
turned to her home Monday. Mrs,
Nichols accompanied her to Brattle.
horo.
Walter Gray of Orange, Mass, visit
ed from Friday until Monday with bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gray. He
was accompanied by his nephew, Verne
Lyman.
Mrs. Charles Hescoek and Bert f.
Morse went Saturday to Walpole, ".
H.. to attend the funeral of a niece,
Mildred. daughter of Charles Morse.
They returned home Monday night.
Farmers are beginning to tap their
sugar trees. Hermon Eddy will carry
on W. Il. Park S sugar lot John Whit.
aker will sugar this year, and b.. @.
Eager will be assisted by +. b. Rhodes.
Mrs. James Smith of Brattleboro was
in town Monday, spending the day with
Mrs. A. H. Farnum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith have rented the north tenement
in Hermon Eddy's house, and viii move
here soon.
May Redfeld celebrated her llth
birthday Wednesday. Hazel Rhodes
was the only invited guest 4 dainty
supper, consisting of tea, biscuits,
oranges. and three kinds of cake was
served by Mrs. II. A. Carpenter.
The service Sunday evening will be
in charge of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, when they will OBJ
serve one of their red letter days. the
anniversary of the birth of Neal Dow,
which falls on March 90. The service
will take the form Of prohibition
rally. A paper on The Temperance
Situation and one on the Biography
and Appreciation of Neal Dow will be
read by members of the union. The
union hope to use the Temperance Song
ster for a part of the songs.
The play, His Last Chance, which
was given in Union hall last Friday
evening drew full house. Over 230
tickets were sold at the door to many
coming from Brattleboro Wardsboro,
Townshend, and other surrounding
towns. delicious oyster supper was
served to about 100 persons. The
dance was well patronized. about so
tickets being sold. The play was one
which everyone enjoyed, being packed
full Of fun and the parts well taken by
the entire cast The proceeds amount
ed to about $50.