The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-25
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Stratton of .
BrattIeboro were at John S. Stratton S 1
Sunday.
Wells Goodell has moved from John \
A, Kelsey's tenement into Mrs. Nettie
Lyons farm house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mellen and
sons of Brattleboro were guests of J.
O. Metcalf Sunday.
Mrs. Erwin C. Sparks is at home af-
ter visiting in Brattleboro and MARI
boro month or more.
L. H. Knapp of West Brattleboro,
who had been carpentering for David
/ Goodell week, returned home Friday.
Mrs. f. w. Morse has been spending
i a few DAYS with Mrs. L. w. Shepard
during Mr. Shepard s absence in
+ Keene.
The Ladies Benevolent society had
an attendance of 20 at Mrs. Alice A.
Bailey's at their meeting last week
Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Coleman and daughter,
Mrs. Herbert c. Bingham, visited Mrs
Coleman 5 son, John Coleman, in
Wardsboro from Friday to Sunday.
Mrs. f. H. Metcalf was at home
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George Al
len of Wardsboro accompanied her.
Evelyn Metealf is attending school at
Barre.
Rev. f. c.. Clarke was in Townshend
Tuesday attending the meeting Of the
West River Valley Ministers confer
ence. Mr.. Clarke presented a paper on
the gospel of John.
Mrs. George c. Smith, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. V. Stratton.
left Monday for Keene, n H., where
she viii spend a few days and later
return to StratfOrd, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Brown have
been visiting in Wardsboro a few days
On May / they will go to Westmore-
land, where they have taken position
at the Cheshire County farm.
:. Harry Knapp and George Mundel
:. are working in Suffield, Conn, for f
, \. Stratton and James 4. Bruce re
: spectively. Both are giving good salts
: faction in their new positions.
>, Bingham Brothers have been moving
machinery and saws from their saw
mill to their lumber lot on StrattoI
- hill, and viii saw out the lumber there
thereby saving the expense of hauln,
all refuse lumber from the hill lot t,
4 their home mill.
Harlan f. Sparks was at Newfan
9 last Thursday attending a meeting o
the town listers for completing thei
a work. 1t is understood that tn
amount of the town 5 grand list vii
n not be changed to any great extent
?. although slightly increased.
Attention was called Sunday to tn
to County INSTRUMENTATION Sunda
SIS school itinerary. The portions of tn
work which are of special interest i
= this locality are the district meetin
a Saturday. MAY Il, at Newfane and tn
county convention May % ut Below
Falls.
" Mrs. Willard Edwards of William,
Vile and her mother, Mrs. Ann Bill
II OF Osborne Bridge. y. Y, visited 9
:" Charles A. Edwards s Wednesday G
- last week and Thursday morning let
IN for Osborne Bridge. Mr.. Edwards h;
shipped his household goods and in I'll
z near future will join his wife in Ne
rs; York state, where they expect to liv
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Brown retur
=, Ell Friday to Wardsboro. They wi
IN IN move their household goods to Il
ne farm owned by Mr.. Brown : tw
(" brother. Hubert Brown. They will o
So eupy the farm for the present al
80 probably for the year They have tv
children of school age who will be W,
ef' come additions to the village schot
* the number of pupils now being ON
ay -.
ge,
les Mrs. Coley Lane has been i'll al
me under the doctor 5 care since Sunda
Bert Williams is with his mother, Nh
Herman Ingram, and has measles. +
as gene Kendall is having measles. .
eX- they did not know he had been e
DIS, posed he was in school Monday.
'lS though not feeling real well. 1t is pI
rls sumed that other eases viii develC
zen Herbert Pierce 5 youngest son, le
nu- than a year old, has been threaten
Ad- with pneumopia and was renortad i
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