The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-23
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mrs. Charles II. Kelsey returned Fri |
day from Springfield, Mass, where she
had been six weeks.
Mrs Alice A. Bailey went Saturday
to Greenfield Mass, to stay with her
niece, Mrs. +. L. Davenport.
During school vacation the Pathfnd- |
er girls meet Tuesday afternoons att
the parsonage with Mrs Kelly
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Wallace Johnson on the Marlboro
Branch road. All are cordially in
| vited to attend.
Mrs. Erwin c. Sparks, who had been
i'll with grip several weeks, went Tues
| day to Brattleboro, where she is visit
| ing her aunt, Mrs. \. T. Atwood, while
regaining her usual good health.
Mrs. Lyman G. Powers, after spend.
ling the winter with her daughter in
| Bernardston, Mass, has returned to
her home aud opened it for house
keeping Mr.. Grout, who accompanied
her, will remain for the present.
! The mission study class will meet
next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Love,
Ito take up the third chapter of The
i Kings Highway. Rev f. A. Kelly
! win be the lecturer. All, including
1.-THE men and boys as well as women
and girls, are invited to these meet,
, ings.
Mrs. sumner c. Shepard, who has
, been at c. Z. Browns since early in
IJanuary, went last week to the hons
: of her son, L. ". Shepard. Mrs. Al
| ton J. Morse of Baldwin Place, N Y,
came Friday for visit and Ernest
Morse, also of Baldwin Place, arrived
Monday.
The Brookside school, Miss Edith
Adams teacher, closed Friday, March
10. Those who won prizes on the roll
of honor were Olive Mundel and Els
) Their Trevarrow; prizes for perfect at
tendance, Fannie Knapp and Hollis
; Powers Merrill Mundcll had perfect
) attendance during membership. Ray
. mond Stone was absent one-half day
on account of illness and Olive Nun
dell one day Miss Adams will be al
her home in Windham during. vacation
Miss Matte b. ATetcalf went last
week to Wayland Moore s in Eas
Dover to assist in caring for theil
daughter, Miss Edna Moore, who's,
young life went out Sunday night a
the early age of is years. Mrs. Moor,
has been in charge of telephone cen
trail for this section for number o
years and has = wide acquaintance
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
! and Mrs. Moore In the loss of thei
daughter A number from this plac
attended the funeral Wednesday morn
| ing.
| Rev. DR.. Tympany returned mis-
sionary, who had planned to lectur
here next Wednesday evening, is pre-
| vented from doing so by the severit
of the season. DR.. Tympanv is at
customed TO q tropical climate, but ha
faced the rigors of winter, wadin
through snow drifts and driving man
miles in sleighs and other vehicles t
fulfill his engagements, until it has be
come necessary TO cancel portion o
them DR.. Tympany is in America fo
vacation and rest and within a FEY
months will return to his foreign fel
of labor.
10 The Marlboro Branch school, Mis-
~ Helen Lewis teacher, closed Frida,
- February .. The number of pupil
was Is for three weeks, 10 for thre
weeks and II for six weeks The a,
u erage attendance was 1875. Colds an
u other illness interfered seriously wit
IN the attendance and none of the pr
lg pills escaped absence. On Washin,
TONS birthday a special patriotic pr,
Mt gram was given. A sleighride ha
Id arranged for the last afternoon, h1
n was prevented by unpleasant weathe
r. Games were played and a general goo
- time enjoyed in the school room. I'll
"a spring term viii open after vacatio
re of seven weeks.
nd The Boston Sunday Herald of Marc
u in the automobile section, gave a ful
ng page illustration Of d portion of TT
mont street and Boston common.
showed the large amount of traffic wi
or automobiles on that street in one
the stormiest days of winter, lar,
number Of pedestrians, crowding Il
> sidewalk in some places, also the sno
!. on the common. Since that time mus
more snow has been piled in the cor