The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-02
SOUTH NEWFANE.

MIS-. luelld ID. HeScOck OF 0Iceuleld,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. f. w. Morse.
Hon. Frank Moss returned Monday from
New York city, where he went last week.
Chauncey Bailey Of Agawam Mass, was
in town over Sunday. He was accompa-
MED home Monday by his brother, Burton
Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs E. Milton Dexter spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. il. Willard
of Philadelphia attending Old Home day
exercises in WardsboFo.
Mrs. Milton A. Bingham and daughter,
Miss Aldine Bingham, visited a few days
last week with Mrs. Bngham's brother,
Frank Knapp, in Putney
Among those from this village who at
tended Old Home day in Wardsboro were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Smead, Mrs Sydney
ID. Jones and Mrs. Herbert Brown.
Mrs. Henry Bodurtha of Agawam,
Mass, came Saturday and is boarding with
Mrs. Alice \. Bailey. Her daughter, Miss
Jennette Bodurtha, was a visitor over Sun
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Goodnow of
| Newfane and Mrs Albert w Pratt and
son, Robert Pratt, of North Cambridge
Mass, spent Thursday with Mrs Samuel
| Morse.
| Mr. and Mrs. George C. Harris and chill
dren Of West Brattleboro came last week
TO visit Mrs. Harriss parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Ii. {. Smead, and other relatives.
Mrs John ID. Blake, Miss Jessie NJ.
Blake, Miss Beatrice Blake and Miss Mar
garet Sehendel left Sunday morning for
their home in Minneapolis, going by auto
mobile to Springfield, Mass.
/
! Hoosick Falls, n. Y, from Saturday to
Monday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank L.
Stevens. They returned via the Mohawk
Trail road over the mountain.
Miss Dorothy Stratton of Brattleboro is
with her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. John
:. Stratton. Harold Stratton left for home
last week in time to enjoy Brattleboro' 5
guest day with visiting friends.
Miss Florence and Miss Bertha Burrell
and brother and Miss Mary Bowen, who
had been boarding with Mrs. Mary Bal
lou, returned Saturday to Providence, r. |
Miss Isabel Driscoll returned to Boston
Monday.
Mrs. L. J. Taylor and children of West
Brattleboro spent Tuesday with theil
aunt, Mrs. l.. w. Shepard. Eleanor, Clar
ence and Gordon are remaining through
y
a. Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon s. Dexter and daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy A. Dexter, went Frida,
for weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. J
Lewis Morse in Dummerston and on Tues
day resumed their tour to the Whit,
mountains and the Maine coast
Rev. Frank A. Kelly went Wednesda,
evening to Wilmington to remain through
the county Baptist association meeting
Mr.. Kelly gave the evening address for tn,
young peoples section of the association
on the topic, The Call to Service
Miss Alice Moulton, who had been Will
Mrs Frank Z. Bruce this summer lief
Monday for Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu
Craft and Miss Eva Craft returned Satur
day to New Haven, Conn, and Miss Steer
left the same day for Brooklyn.
Rev. Arthur b. Moss of New York cit,
preached very interesting sermons Sunda,
' morning and evening to the appreciativ
! audiences that greeted him. Rev. Franl
p A. Kelly, pastor, was in charge of the ser
, vices.
Lawrence Ingram of Chicago and join
{ NJ Ingram of Cambridge, Mass, cam
Wednesday night to visit their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram Miss Rub,
: Ingram arrived from Keene Friday L
spend the weekend at home with he
brothers.
r Miss Dorothy Emerson of Lynn, Mass
. who has boarded with Mrs Mary Ballo
several summers, arrived Monday to sta
: a week. From here she will go to Mer
J den, \. H.. where she has a position a
J. teacher Of domestic science in Kimba
Union academy
Q The village school opened Monday Wit
s Miss Edith Landman of South Londor
derry as teacher. Fifteen pupils are i'll a
g tendance and there are two or three otI
crs to answer the roll call Supt Georg
!, b. Whitney, who comes to this SUPERVISE
Q district from Woburn, Mass. was on han
the first day to get in touch with the wor
, at once