The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-06
NEWFANE.
Vital Statistics for 1910.

TO Lewis Y. ana huth brcsllni July ~
daughter to Charles and Ada Turner;
, Taylor; Nov, 10, daughter TO Herbert
, c. and Nina Bingham; Dec. |, daughter
to William T, and Ella Toby,
Marriagcs-Jan. Z, Charles Lefay
, and Minnie Bowen; March IS, Dclbert
II. Rhoades aud Grace A. Hammond
July 4, Allan j. Reed aud Margaret
Butler; July 10, Albert Il. Brown and
Eske Grape; Sept. |, Fred l.. Ryther
and Calista Russell; Oct, TO- Pau
Bensch and Julia Graham,
Deaths-Jm. q, Malissa lngraham
Bailey, az Jan. 2S, Silas n. Kenney,
40; March 90, Loenia +. Days, 81;
April !, Oscar l.. sherman, rs; MAY "a,
Mary A. Mundell. rs; May 2S, Maria
Howe Eager, 40; June IL. Annie j.
Bingham, 40; July 81, Charles w.
Morse, 20; July 81, Mary f. Perry, 7S;
Aug. %, Hattie Ella Nash, 10; Oct. s,
George s. Wilcox. GO; Nov. 2S, infant
daughter of William and Ella Toby.
Miss Christie Benson has been i'll
with tonsiitis since Friday.
Frank Williams of Jacksonville was
in town the first of the week.
Henry Smith recently dressed a
spring pig which weighed $50 pounds.
| MdHN are tue lhHliits WIN are lHdi ~
full for the rains of the past few days.
DIR. j. l.. Rathbone of BrattleborO
was. in town Tuesday night and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Karl Maher were home
| from Jamaica to attend the masquer-
ade ball.
Merritt IIuntlev of West Dummers.
| ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
! Alvin Gates.
Peter Palmer has moved two loads of
! his goods this week to his new home
in Gill. Mass.
Miss Harriet Newton has resumed
| her duties as church organist after a
| six months rest.
| The installation of officers in the, !.
o. O. +. will take place Saturday even.
ing in Union hall.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
| with Mrs. Alice Pierce Thursday af.
ternoOn at 2 p. m.
Frank Dewitt did not return to
Montpelier Tuesday on account of
pressing bank business.
Bert Morse is Just beginning to step
on his foot, after being laid up seven
weeks with q severe cut.
+. j. Eddy of Brattleboro was in
town Wednesday in the interest of the
Travellers Insurance company.
William c. Harvey returned Saturday
to his studies at Tufts college, after
visiting in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hescock were
in Townshend Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Margaret Watson.
Verne Lyman of Orange, Mass, has
been spending a few days with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Gray.
NJ. Z. Benson has sold his horse,
Prince, which he recently bought of G.
X. Goodenough, to his brother, Albert |
Benson.
Miss Lena Randall returned to
Mortified, Mass, Thursday after a few |
days spent with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Lyman Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parsons re-
turned Friday to their home after near
ly two months visit with relatives
and friends in Hill, N. II.
Two children of Samuel Wiswall are
i'll with chicken-poX. None of the 9th
er children in the Union school are i'll
with the disease at this writing
The village school was not in session
Monday, owing to the illness of the
teacher, Miss Edith Clark. Miss Clark
was able to resume her duties Tuesday.
Albert Benson of South Londonderry
came Monday to visit his brother, M.
p. Benson. Mr.. Benson was in town to
buy horses. He returned to his home
Wednesday.
Miss Olive Gibson of New Mexico
will speak in the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening. All who
heard Miss Gibson when she was here
before will be glad to hear her again.
Walter Gray of Orange, Mass, came
Saturday for few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gray,
the shop where Mr.. Gray works being
shut down for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce returned
Thursday night from visit with Mrs.
Pierce S daughter, Mrs. Louis Breslin,
in Brattleboro, and with Mr.. Pierce's
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Pierce, in West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, A. Carpenter visited
in Wardsboro last week, returning to !
their HON? Friday Mss st. E% Wn
this winter, kept the house during Mr.. $
and Mrs. Carpenter S absence.
The week of prayer is being OBJ !
served by the Congregational church
his week. Two special meetings have
Deen held-one Wednesday afternoon I
md the other to be held at 100 this c
friday evening. $
II. j. Batchelder of Westhampton :
zane Thursday night for few days
visit in town. The trip was partly a
business one. During Mr.. Batchel-
Ter s stay here he was entertained in
he home of Mrs. Il. j. Butterfield. Mr.. /
3atchelder returned to his home Tues 9
lay. 7
Alvin Gates, one of Newfane's old !
,st citizens, suffered a partial shock =
If paralysis at his home Friday even !
ng. AT present writing he is able to +
ut up long enough at a time to have y
lis bed made and is able to take some y
iood. His speech has returned, and he E
s getting along as well as could be ex- !,
,ected. Mrs. Gates has Miss Loina II
Davis to assist her in caring for Mr.. .,
Gates. II"
The masquerade ball, given by the {
!. 0. o. f., Melted the lodge about $27. a
About 40 couples attended, and 70 n
tickets were sold for the supper. II
Among those who came from out of /;
own were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lin d
oln of Townshend, "Jack" MacDon- c
Id, Arthur Gray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Maher from Jamaica, and good
y number from Brookline and Will
Evansville.
1t may interest those people who re- y y
member DR.. S. w. Scott, who began g
he practice of medicine in this place
3 years ago at the age of 81, to know 81
10 has nniova1 lucrative pro ot;oo 81