The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-23
SOUTH NEWFANE.


first held here was well patronized.
ftirs. Erwin Fl AIetcalf and daughter. |
Evelyn, returned from Barre Monday
night.
Mrs. Mason White has been guest of
her daughter, Mrs hurry H. Cheney. this
woch.
Mrs Beuah A Hanscom of East Som
errille, Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Milton Dexter two weeks.
Oscar F. Perry and daughter, Mrs. Iy
rlan H May, went Tuesday to Spring
field, Mass, to visit relatives.
L. r. Taylor spent Sunday at l.. W.
SLcpard's Mrs. Taylor and the children
returned with him to West Brattleboro
Mrs. Frank Moss and Miss Jennie Lewis
arrived Monday night from New Yorl
and opened Mrs. Moss S summer home tn.
week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Milton Dexter motored
to Peterboro, n H., July 10 to visit their
niece Miss Doris Dexter, at Camp Sar
gent
Harold Stratton has returned to Brat
tlrh,;to. His sister, Miss Dorothy STRAIT
ton. is visiting her aunt, Miss Ella j.
STRAIT ION.
Miss Tyler and Miss Andrews of N[erri-
mac Point, Mass, came Monday and are
boarding with Mrs. Frank E. Bruce at
Brookside.
Mrs. Ruth (Baiey) Smith and sister,
Miss Lenna Bailey of Agawam, Mass,
called on friends in the village Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs James H. Morse of Brat
tleboro, Mr. and Mrs. j. Fred Morse and
children, Rose and Herman, of Medford
Mass, spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs
samuel Morse.
THIS part of the town was well repre-
tscnted at the open air meeting on New
fame hill Sunday afternoon. Many went
in the morning and spent the day on New
tane's historic hilltop.
Frank c. Morse on July 16 made that
favCrite touring ear drive which takes in
Manchester and Bennington. His party
included Henry Gates. H Julian Morse
and Frank Shanbacker.
; Mrs. F. w. Morse took a party of pic
nicllers, including Mrs. Charles H. Kel
. sey Mrs. l.. r. Taylor and three children
and Mrs. Tayor's father, /. H Knapp, tc
Stratton hill July 16 They took THEN
luncheon at the Asa Stratton homestead
farm
John s Stratton went Sunday to tn,
l. | 'itIIASG hospital, W tSb bTdJJieDDTO. L
= visit his son, John NJ. Stratton, who i
S suffering from injuries received Saturda,
: when kicked by Putney horse in White
II livery stable. Miss Ella J. Stratton ais
: visited her brother this week.
t. Oscar Graham of Elizabeth, n. J.. wa
weekend guest of his brother-in law
$ Frank G. Morse, leaving for his HON
% Monday morning by automobile Henri
Gates { h1C1pp aft Gnanlinp
70 with Mr.. Morse, accompanied Mr. Gra
Re ham on his return trip.
lg Mrs. John d. Blake and family Mis-
ID Jessie Blake, Miss Beatrice Blake an
n. Miss Schendell, started Monday mornn
i'd for Bethel. \. Fl. They are spending til
week touring the White mountains an
Of other parts of New Hampshire. Cliffor
r Gould OF Dover accompanied the party
F chauffeur.
f. Rev. w. \. Dawson. superintendent
ia missions for the Vermont Baptist Sta
of Convention. is acting with the local pulp
le committee in securing eminent speakers
o. the denomination for supplying the pulp
nd during the summer, one of whom, Re
Charles b. Fisher of Revere, Mass, W
be present next Sunday Special music
being prepared for the morning service.
Arrivals at Mrs Mary. Ballou's
Mt Broollside are Mr.. and Mrs. F. J Cart
and niece, Miss Annie Boss of Broollly
q Guests who have gone home during Il
~ past week are Mrs. Davis and son, De
= nisoh, of Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs Ru
d" lof Cambridge Mass. Miss Gertru
L" Jacobs of Maiden, Mass. and Miss Ma
Holmes of Springfield. Mass.
ar. Rev. Benjamin Lomax. who suppl
the Baptist pulpit very acceptably thr
! Sundays, left Monday morning,
M Lomax is sent out by the American b
H. fist Publication society under the auspiC
OF the Vermont Baptist State Convent
IN and in summer is able to cover lar
lp- area, travelling by automobile, which
fitted mp for his work as cclponer.
tIe Herbert Brown of Kansas City a
nv BROTHER, Eugene Brown of Orange, Mas
visited their cousin, Mrs. Ella S. Willal
aF- last week. They called at the Tonga
Brown homestead in Marlboro lynn
is Mays place. and the old Gaines fan
'ek Claude Reeds home), in this tow
on, where they lived short time in tn
ale cary years. They are natives of War
boto and visited that town after leav,
her South Newfane Herbert Brown We
has west 80 years ago. This is his first vi
roc in the East since leaving.