The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-12
SOUTH NEWFANE.

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Leon Ingram has been home helping
his father Herman J. Ingram, while hay
ing.
Hon. Frank Moss of New York ar
rived Thursday and is at the Moss sum-
mer home.
Miss Carol Cocks, who has been
guest of Miss Elizabeth Moss, returned
to New York Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Burdick and three daughters
of Ballston, \. Y, are visiting her broth
er, Allie F. Mundell
Mrs. Henry Getting guest of Mrs.
John f. Morse, returned last week to
her home in Melrose Mass.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Davenport and son,
Guy w. Lamson, of Greenfield were cal
lers at Mrs. Alice A. Bailey's Sunday.
Miss Cults, Mutual Aid nurse who
cared for Mrs. G. Walter Bishop and in
FAINT son, returned to Brattleboro Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Howe of
Brattleboro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin c. Sparks from Thursday to Sun
day.
Joseph Miller of Springfield, Mass,
| joined Mrs. Miller and son Clarence, at
Marshall A. Moore S for the Fourth and
| the week end.
Mrs. Harrison Aldrich, who has been
| i'll about two weeks and cared for by
| Miss Austin, trained nurse, of Brattle-
| boro, is improving.
The Woman's Mission circle met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Love.
|
the Ladies Aid sale.
| Miss Irene Bartlett and brother. Fran
els Bartlett, visited their grandparents,
Rev. and Mrs A. A. Lawrence, in
Shutesbury, Mass, last week.
Recent arrivals who are being enter
tanned at Mrs Mary BalIou's at Brookside
are Harold Brownell of Trainfield, n j.,
John Kelley of Boston, Miss NJ 5. Van
dervoort of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest E. Bailey of
Greenfield, visited his mother, Mrs. A.
A. Bailey, Sunday Mr.. Bailey returned
the same day, Mrs. Bailey is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram.
Mrs. Wallace A. Johnson is at home
after visiting in Shelburne Falls and
Springfield, Mass. Little Jessie Rogers
who went with her, will remain with
her father, Frank Rogers, in Spring
field
Fred Stoehrer, who lived with Mrs
Ella S. Willard several months, has re
turned to Laurelton, l.. l., where he
will attend high school in the fall
Charles Wade has taken his place at
Mrs. Wizards for the present.
b. NJ. Charlton of Gardner, Mass, who
served more than four years overseas
going with the 2nd Canadians, has been
visiting his brother Rev A. S. Charl.
ton. Mrs. f. C. Charlton, their mother
also from Gardner, is at Mr.. Charlton s
The Sunday school picnic July Fourth
i'll Charles +. Brown S grove was attend
ed by about 10. notwithstanding the ex
IRENE heat. Many participated in the
games and stunts. First and second
prize ribbons were awarded to the win
ners. Iced lemonade, was furnished
freely.
Leon Rogers, only son of Frank Rog.
ers of Springfield, Mass, was acciden.
tally shot and killed Sunday, June %
He was at the home of neighbor
playing with two other children After
older members of the household haC
gone outside the children got out a riff,
to play with and it was accidentally dis
charged. The ball entered the boy I
eye, passed out through the back of hi,
skull, then went through door an(
partition behind him.
DIR and Mrs. W. f. McCalIon ant
three children Of Brooklyn are summe
guests at Mrs. Frank f. Bruce's at Brook
side. Miss Pierson, nurse, accompanie,
them. Other guests are Miss Kelley o
New York, Mrs Nichols of Boston, AM
Mrs. Patteson. Those who came for TIN
Fourth until Monday arc w f. Holme
OF Springfield, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. |. c
1 Davenport and daughter, Mrs Maud
4 5. Jalbert, and Miss Dorothy Strickline
d all of Providence, r. l.. who came by au
tomoblle. Samuel Canter OF New Haven
Conn, also remained from Thursday un
til Monday.
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