The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-03
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Ernest +. Bailey was a weekend guest
of his mother, Mrs. Alice A. BAILEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman MAY went We'd
nesday to Winchester, y. H, TO visit Mrs.
May $ sister,
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. IL Whitaker.
Miss Barber of Lyndonvile spent sat
urday and Sunday with her sister, Miss
Daisy Barber, at Mrs Bailey's
Ernest Halliday is reported as having
shot deer the latter part of the hunting
season. He came upon it near his home
! Herbert {. Bingham lost last week one
LOT his pair of white horses with which
he has done teaming for six or seven years
| Rev. r. a. Kelly and family were guests
| OF Miss Ella j. StIatton and parents DIR
and Mrs. John :. Stratton, Thanksgiving
day.
MIR. and Mrs. George Munden have
moved into the Howard house now owned
by Mr.. LaFogg, which stands across the
brook from Brooksidc
Bert Adams, who has been without wa
| ter, supply several months at his farm
buildings, is laying about 20 rods of new
pipe and hopes to be amply supplied be-
fore winter.
Rev. f. A. Kelly will take for the sub
lect OF his sermon next Sunday morning.
Separation, Sanctification and Service.
The children 5 sermon will prccede the reg
ular sermon.
John O. Metcalf, Miss Matte b Met
calf, Mrs. Erwin II. Mctcalf and daughter.
Hiss Evelyn Metcalf, took Thanksgivin.r
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs William NIcIlep
of Brattleboro.
The three nearby schools began the win
ter term Monday, Miss Daisy Barber in
this village Miss Ethel Adams aft Brook
side aud Mrs. Bertha Sparks i'm the Mari
bora Branch school as teachers
Mrs. Ella 5. Wizards class in SUNDAY
school will give supper and entertain
ment Friday night of this week. The en-
tertalnment will begin at o'clock. The
young people deserve generous patronage
Mrs Mason White of Brattlehoro came
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs NJ. II.
cheney. Other guests entertained by
Mrs Cheney since Thanksgiving day are
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ingram and son.
Mason Ingram. Mrs Mary Ingram and
daughter, Thelma.
Clarence Moore and Ralph Moore with
their families. Joined the Moore family in
East Dover THANKSGIVING day at the home
OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Moore. Clarence Moore, before reaching
the Newlane line on his way home, saw
and shot Il fine buck
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Ingram had a
family gathering THANKSGIVING day of chill
dren and grandchildren. including MIR. and
Mrs Frank Pratt and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Ingram and children, MIR
and Mrs. Arthur Ingram and son, and
Gladys Burch and Leslie Burch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Ingram went sat
urday morning to Providence, r. l.. to at
tend the wedding of their son, Lawrence
Ingram. Monday evening. While away
! they will visit their sons, John Ingram and
| Lester Ingram. in Boston and Mrs In
grams father and brother. j H. Fisher
and Charles b. Fisher. at Revere, Mass.
Clark Adams. who died at Eagle Alaska.
! III October, formerly was a resident of this
village, with his parents Clark aud Beulah
! Child Adams, who then owned property
opposite the church, They erected the
| buildings now standing, which have been
| remodeled. Mr.. Adams was 66 years of
age and leaves one sister, Mrs Stella
! NaShbmn of Somervlle, Mass. Mr.
Adams was prospector while in Alaska
The keene Evening Sentinel Of Nov. IS
said: Friday being the both anniversary
Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs George
10. Shelly of 20 Brook street. numerous
neighbors and friends planned very
pleasant surprise for them, calling at their
home in the afternoon and evening, and
leaving gifts Of silver, fruit, flowers, etc.
Among the presents was small barrel of
money which on being opened was found
to contain so. The occasion was much
enjoyed 1t is understood that the bar
rel OF money was from near relatives.
Among those III attendance from out of
town were Mrs. Helen Howard of Bridge
port, Conn, and Mrs George L. Smith,
who recently moved from this village to
Springfield, Mass