The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
NEWFANE.

few DAYS,
Mary rlait has returned home after
assisting at u. G, Eager \,
Miss Stella Micott Is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Alice Mirott,
Mrs. Frank Perry Is visiting her pnr,
ents, Mr., aud Mrs Ira M0ulton,
Mrs. Jeanette Gates visited In Brat,
tleboro from Friday TIL Monday
u. II. Rhoades has sold his white
horses aud bought an odd pair Of bays
The Christian Endeavor society are
planning for their annual Christmas sale
Carlos Lowe returned Wednesday 20
his home. lie secured a fine deer with
~ points
Mrs. GEORGE Wilcox spent u few DAYS
with Mrs. Nelson Gruy tits week and II
now al her own home in district No J.
Mrs. Dickcrman RYDER aud son. John,
of Bellows Falls are visiting Mrs,
Ryder's parents, Mr., and Mrs, II, A.,
CARPENTER
Mrs. George uphu aud little daugh'
ter Of Mortified are guests Of Mrs. Up
ham + father. Frank Lowe, and her
aunt. Mrs. T. NJ. Nlswall
Earl Derry went Monday ia Town
shend to work for Julian Taft. Mrs.
Derry will remain here for a couple of
weeks until their tenement is ready for
occupancy,
Mrs. Hugh Mack and little daughter
are visiting iu Bellows Falls ~ the home
of her mother. Master Raymond rs
staying with his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Mack.
Friends Of Miss Sadie Underwood will
he pleased 10 learn of her marriage 10
William Sargent OF Boston, The mar
riage took place IN Boston. Nov, 10.
Congratulations are extended.
Friends OF Mrs Nancy J.. Plimpton
will be- saddenCd 20 lcuru of her death,
NOV. / /. iH Greenfield. Mass. For many
years Mrs, Plmpton lived IN Ncwianc,
Death resulted from enlargement of the
heart.
About % members from Williamsyillc.
grange visited the local grange Wedncs-
dav evening. Newflnc grange worked
the third and fourth degrees after which
"a delicious Ncnisou supper was served.
The Wiliamsyilc grange furnished "A
fine program.
The Woman Christian Temperance
Union met with Mrs. q. T.. Davidson
Friday afternoon. Visitors were present
from Wiliamsvillc and Iownshcnd, Mrs.
Mountain of New York gave a health
talk which WIS very interesting and m
structiYc.
The Homeland Circle met with Mrs.
X. y. Newton Wednesday afternoon.
Nine women were present \ very IN
teresting meeting was held. Mrs. +. >.
Butteriield resigned the Office Of presi-
dent and Mrs George n. Carter was
chosen To fll the vacancy. Mrs. j. IL.
Rhodes was released from her duties as
secretary and Mrs Butteriield elected
10 that office
Congregational church, Sunday, Nov.
%. 1911. Morning worship at II o clock
Sermon hy the pastor, subject. song
Of Praise. Sunday school al 1908.
Evening service at 80. Subject for
talk. Drifting. Christian Endcayor meet.
ing Tuesday evening AT 30. PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening al sI.jH.
Special music hy the choir al morning
service. Al cordially invited to attend
4 quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Wis
wall TUESDAY afternoon ~ l,3o % clock
when Miss Marion Alberta WiSwali was
united in marriage 10 Carl Milan stark.
ey. Miss Wiswall is the daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert T. WIswall of
Marlboro, y. H., and a niece Of Rev, T.
u. NisTa',. a. III Ii"a r,' =, Nvigo,ou
~ - I" !, D. b.. NH H. .nJ Me- Stlrk.
ev. left in the afternoon for their home
in their automobile Mr.. and Mrs
NtafheN WIZ les'"' =" N''"'' ~ :"
Charles Bnrnham, whose death me
Springfield Republican recently report
ed rs taking place at ms home "a tl,at
city, was the oldest SON of kGN' S.haflts
Burnham, once z pastor, OF me I1ohGTS-
gational church here. me late MIS- n.
NJ. Batchelder Of fitrhburg.. and lor
al wears "A resident Oh NtMIHut,