The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-19
SOUTH NEWFANE.

L. II. Knapp of West BrattlebOro has
been in town a few days this week.
Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss of the
Bronx. New York city, will speak Sun
day at the regular evening service.
John Harrington went to Windham
Tuesday to visit friends.
Kendall Morse returned Monday from
Boston, where he spent three weeks.
Mrs. ]. Lewis Morse and friends
were callers III the summer colony Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Morse left
for their home i'll MorristoWn, \. j.,
Friday.
Raw Brooks of Greenfield, Mass
called on friends in this village early
this week.
Ernest E. Bailey of Greenfield,
Mass, was with his mother, Mrs. Alice
A. Bailey, from Saturday to Tuesday.
The village school will begin Mon
day, Aug. 30, with Miss Edith Land
man of South Londonderry as teacher.
Frank Shanbacher of Philadelphia.
Pa, came Monday. He is visiting his
uncle, Eugene L. Morse, and family,
at Liberty hall.
William T. Dole of Lawrence, Mass,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Dole of
Andover, Mass, came by automobile
Saturday and remained until Tuesday
with Mrs. Dole and Mrs. Aldrieh.
A party of 10 young people came
Sunday from Springfield, Mass, and
had basket lunch with Guy Perry and
party, who are spending few weeks
here. The automobile visitors returned
the same afternoon.
A large force of men and teams is
at work building a dixie above Leon
| s. Power s to protect the highway,
which has been washed badly several
times recently by the Branch which ov-
erflowed its banks.
Pierce E. Shepard of Chicago and
son, Paul Shepard, who completed a
summer course of study at Cornell
university recently, arrived Monday at
| Mrs. Alice \. Bailey s. Mrs, Shepard
! and daughter, Faith, who have been
east some weeks, came with them from
| Brattlebero. Tuesday they went to
| Stratton hill where they are camping
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Brown, Mrs John
| A. Swart, Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Shepard
and guests, Miss Matte and Miss May
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Carr and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Morse, spent Sun
day at NorthfPld attending the confer
ence. William Metcalf of East Dover
took tho party in his automobile stage
Mrs. Frank l.. Stevens and her son
and daughter of Hoosick Falls, ~ Y
and Miss Teresa Sim of Montreal. Can
ada, came Monday afternoon, by auto.
| mobile over the Mohawk trail. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Z. Milton
| Dexter. Miss Sim remained to visit
her sister, Mrs. Dexter, but the others
returned home Tuesday.
| Ira Jay Dutton of Wardsboro gave
a lecture on Holstein Cattle before the
| Men S Social club of this place Tues
| day evening. 1t was a treat which no
| farmer could afford to miss Mr. Dut
ton spoke out of his large experience
| and of things that have been put to the
test and proven. Mr.. Dutton and sol
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E
| NJ. Dexter.
Rev. and Mrs William E. Morgan
| of Vienna, Virginia. former residents
of York, Nebr., who have been touring
| New England this month, spent the
| day Aug. - with Mrs. Lee Love Mrs
Morgan is native of Provineetown
/ Mass, where they visited relatives
Mr.. Morgan spent his early years il
Wilmington, where they have beer
with his sister, Mrs. O. T.. Butterfeld
and family.