The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-18
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan H. Davis and
daughter, Miss Natalie Davis, of
Overlook, Philadelphia, Pa, arrived
Saturday and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Dexter at the Villa.
Miss Bessie and Miss Beatrice Bal
ley and brother, Arthur Bailey, of
Brookfield Mass, came Friday and are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. VIII
lard f. Bingham, and other relatives.
Miss Louise Horn, who had been at
Mrs Mary Ballou S two weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday. Mrs. r. w.
Saunders will return this week to New
York city. Other guests of Mrs Bal
lou are Miss Ethel Hanson of Brook
Ign, and Mrs. Chamberlain of New Ha-
ven.
Mrs. John D. Blake and daughters,
Miss Blake and Miss Beatrice Blake,
also Miss Margaret Schendell and Vie
tor Ulbrec started Saturday for their
home in Minneapolis, Mimi, making
the trip, as they came, in Mrs. Blake's
Studebaker touring ear, with Mr.. III
brec at the wheel. They went by way
of Wilmington, bennington and Troy,
and plan to spend two weeks or more
en- route.
The cement platform and steps at
the Baptist church, for which stones
gravel, sand and cement have been ac,
cumulating for some weeks, claimed
the attention of a crowd of busy men
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
week, when the cement work was put
in. The forms will be removed and
the work completed within a few days
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ment to the church property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Cushing anG
Mrs. EmOgene +. White Of BrattleborC
and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon
Burch and son, Kenyon Colburn Burch
from Arizona were callers at hurry II
Cheney s Tuesday afternoon. The lit
tie boy, four and half years of age
was delighted to be in a real garden anC
permitted to pick things that h,
wanted, it being a novel experience ant
pleasure to him Mr.. Burch is engaged
in copper mining, and contemplate
making the return trip with his fam
lily in their touring ear.
The morning service and Sunda,
school in the Baptist church next Sun
day will be omitted, to enable mem
bers of the congregation to attend tn
anniversary services at Sunset lake il
the morning at 1890 and in the after
noon at , O'Clock Rev. Mr. Mallory
who was present when the meeting
We're started at Sunset lake, will preacl
at both services and win be assiste,
by other speakers. The usual song an,
praise service will be held in the Ban
fist vestry at 80 o'clock, to whicl
a full attendance is invited.
The annual sale of ice cream an,
useful and fancy articles by the La
dies Benevolent society in the vestr
Friday was a success, both in attend
ance and in the matter of sales. Thre
o clock =. m. was the hour for opening
and the sale continued through tn
evening. The donating of pieces b.
members and friends of the s0ciet
brought in a pleasing variety of al
T. ticles. About O'Clock the unsol
cakes We're put up at auction and mad
=, a lively half-hour for the closing. On
, ders were taken for aprons and othe
articles, which will be made in the nea
. future. ...
Clinton f. Miller, who is president O
the Rotary club of Los Angeles, Calf
r and who attended the national meetin
4 of the Rotary organizations recent
/, held in Cincinnati, o., has been select
ed as one of the five judges to awar
= prizes in the automobiles and gol
/, spurs contest conducted by the Lo
e Angeles Express and which closed Al
gust .. The Judges chosen to awar
7 the 46 prizes are Harold Janss, pres
h dent of the Advertising club; c. /
: Miller, president of the Rotary club
Col. T. c. Peek, general passenge
q agent. Salt Lake route; w. c. Het
: felfnger, sales manager at Hambu1
! GER Arthur w. Kinney, president il
: dustrial bureau, chamber of commerce