The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-08
SOUTH NEWFANE.

| Mrs. Lovice Bruce has been i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Frank c. Coates is at Ira NJ In
grams caring for Mrs. Ernest E. Bailey
and infant son.
The monthly service at the Marlboro
Branch schOOlhouse will be held Friday
evening of this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Alton J. Morse of Bald
win Place, \. y, are guests of Mrs.
Morse's brother, hubert w. Shepard, and
Mrs. Shepard.
Mrs Londigan. who has boarded with
Miss Ella ]. StrattOn more than four
months, went Tuesday to her home town,
| Agawam. Mass.
Mrs. Charles Atwood and sen. Richard
! who were with Mr.. and Mrs. Merton C..
Stone through September, left Thursday
for Lynn, Mass.
| Mr. and Mrs f. Milton Dexter re
turned to Philadelphia Friday, after
spending four months at their summer
residence, Dexter Hall.
The WOman's Mission circle met Tues
day evening at the parsonage with Mrs. f.
X. Hackett. Study of the 1921 study
books will be begun at once.
The monthly service at the Marlboro
Branch schoolhouse, conducted by Rev.
F. X Hackett has been postponed from
Friday to next Monday night.
f. A Cooke has advertised his house
hold goods, livestock and farming nipple
ments to be sold at auction Oct. II, pre-
paratOry to returning to New York city.
The schools at this village and Brook
side, as we'll as all others in town, includ-
ing teachers and pupils. attended the
health fair at Grange hall, Williamsville,
Sept. %.
MIR and Mrs. +. n Stratton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brockett. and two children,
Franklin and Geneva of Shifted. Conn,
were visitors at the Valley fair and later
called on friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight f. Bailey. Mrs.
Earl Dickinson and twins, Dorothy and
Donald Dickinson, Of Agawam, Mass. at
tended Valley fair and visited Mrs. Abbic
NJ. Kelsey a few days, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Sara Morse of Steamboat Rock,
Iowa. granddaughter of Dana b. Morse
of Amite, La. formerly of this place
came Wednesday To be a guest of her
cousins, Mrs. Samuel Morse and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Henry o. Bowker of
Syracuse, y. Y, called on friends in the |
village Tuesday. They attended the Val
ley fair last week and have been motoring
over the Vermont hills to enjoy the au-
tumn foliage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram of Cam
bridge. Mass, Ray Ingram and Miss |
urday evening and spent Sunday at Ira |
NJ. Ingram's. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall
laday of Brattleboro also were weekend |
guests there -"
William T. Tobey died Wednesday aft
ernOon at his home on the Marlboro |
Branch road. Mr.. Tobey had been in
i'll health from asthma many years, al !
though able to take care of his horse |
and drive about Tuesday, not being as
"a tn n dc +r
see Dr.. Q. Y. IIetfon, who was not att
home. Dr. Hettion was called to see him
Wednesday. Fred Hescock was with
Mr., Tobey the past few days.
MIR. and Mrs. William AIundell, Miss
Helen Garad and Miss Madeline Garad off
Saratoga Springs, \. Y, who were Wis
itors at the Valley fair, spent several days !
Mundell, and family. Mr. Mundell 'and
brother went Thursday on a business
trip to Claremont, n. II. Miss Olive
Mundell was at home over the week end. .
Mr.. Scarpati, who boarded at Mr.. Nun (
delfs a month, has gone to Canada to
visit his mother before returning to his
New York city home.
The members of the Boys and Girls I
club of Marlboro Branch school were sue |
cessful exhibitors at the Valley fair, win
ming four blue ribbons and five red ones. /
They sent two poultry culling teams to /
demonstrate. Team No. /. Huldah Good |
ell, Warren Bruce and Earl Collins
team No. =, Louise Coates, Grace Bart /
lett, and George Coates. Team No q
won first place in the county. Mr.. Har- /
.yey, county agent, and Miss Cameron, |
county club agent, made arrangements to |
take them to the state fair at White |
River Junction Wednesday to compete !.
with the best teams in the state This /
club is the only one in Windham county |
to hold membership in the Farm Bureau
and is trying to complete the years work |
so that it may become a chartered club I
Team No plans to go to Wilmington /
fair Oct. Z to demonstrate poultry Gull /
ing.