The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-16
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Smead are visiting
relatives in Massachusetts,
Ernest F. Bailey Of Greenfield Mass,
made brief cali at home Thursday.
G. b. Reed of Maiden, Mass, came
Tuesday and is boarding at Brookside.
The organized adult class will meet next
Tuesday evening in the parsonage with
Rev and Mrs C. Walter Bishop.
Miss Hazel Carr has finished work for
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Coleman has returned to
the home of her daughter Mrs. II. c.
Bingham.
Mr. Grout, who spent the summer at
Mrs. j.. G. Powers's, has returned to
Bernardston, Mass.
Mrs. Sumner G.. Shepard, who had been
visiting in Dover, returned to her home
on the Marlboro Branch road Tuesday.
Mrs Lyman G. Powers, who is visiting
her son, Lyman Powers, in Marlboro, has
been i'll and under the doctors care this
week
The schools are expected to begin the
fall sterm next Monday unless further
lpostponement is ordered by the state
board Of health.
Mrs Milton A. Bingham and daughter
Aldine, went Wednesday to Putney tc
visit Mrs Bingham's brother, Frank
/ Knapp, a few days.
William f. Dole and daughters, Misse,
/ Helen and Louise Dole, and maid left
| Friday morning by automobile for then
home in Lawrence, Mass.
| Mrs Samuel Morse went Monday on a
motor trip to Winchester, ~ H., with
her sister Mrs Dana d. Dickinson, an,
| Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Dickinson
| Miss Jean Forgravc, Miss Mary Scott
and Miss Elizabeth Mclean, maids foi
Mrs c. L. Dexter at The Villa, returned
to Philadelphia Tuesday by train
Mr. and Mrs William \. Morse, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. IIoushton and daush
ter Miss Esther Houghton, Of Brattlcbor,
were callers in the village sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin O. Ware OF VII
mmgton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mine
and Mrs Grace Dunlevy of West Brattle
boro called upon Mrs Samuel Morse Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin King of Sui
| field, Conn, are in Cambridge, Mass
where they will spend the winter Nh
King is taking a course Of study ut Han
ward university.
Or. John S Stratton went Tuesday I,
Suicld, Conn, with his nephew, Ebcn
czer n Stlatton He will visit there an,
in Springfield and Agawam, Mass, befor
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.. Dexter an,
daughter, Miss Doris Dexter, and chaui
fcu Thomas, left Tuesday morning in Nj,
Dcxtcr's Packard limousine for Ovcrbrook
Philadelphia, Pa
The Ladies' Benevolent society VIII hol,
their annual business meeting at Mrs {
f. Browns next Wednesday afternoon
when officers will be elected and otho
business transacted.
Services at the Baptist church hcrcaFto
VIII begin Sunday mornings at 1913
O'Clock, 10 minutes earlier than has bee
customary. The evening services will TX
gin at 80 as usual.
Mrs John d. Blake and family, VII
left their summer home Aug y, cnioyc
a pleasant touring car trip to Minneapoli,
where they are now at home at l77O Her
nepin avenue, for the winter
Cyril Brown and daughter, Miss JUL
, Brown of Boston, Charles II. Pratt, Mis-
Ruth Childs and Mrs. Barney Meade
! Brattleboro spent Labor day with NJ
Browns sister, Mrs Ella S Willard
Mr. and Mrs +. Milton Dexter an
chauffeur, Clifford Gould, left Satlrda
morning and spent a number of days tou
5 ing northern and eastern Massachusett
and calling upon friends in Boston an
nearby cities.
7 William B. Bailey of Agawam. Mass
was here last week with his automobi
o and was accompanied by his sister an
l husband, Mr.. and Mrs E. n. Stratton ,
i Sufheld. Mrs. Stratton is here for a VI