The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-01
SOUTH NEWFANE-

The Woman's mission circle will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ella S. Viii
lard.
Mrs. Alice L. Johnson has gone to
Dover, where she is teaching in her lod
home district
Andrew Wagner, whose home here is
for sale, is working in Brattleboro for
the Bradley corporation.
Miss Matte Il. Metcaf is at the home
Of her father on the Marlboro Branch
road a few days this week.
Mrs. J. J. ONeil of Putney and two
children are at the home of her father,
David Goodell, for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs Frank f. Willard Of
! Housewife, Pa. spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Morse.
| Miss Louise Dole of Lawrence, Mass,
/ joined her sister. Miss Helen Dole.
Thursday at Mrs. John E. Morse's.
Prof. Wager of Mount Hermon school
is expected to preach in the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
Miss Ernestine Coleman of Philadel-
phia is a guest of Miss Doris Dexter at
The Villa. c. Joseph Dexter will be
at home for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Harvey Willard
and Miss Gladys Higgons, who are at
the Green Mountain House in West
WardsbOro. dined Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. e. Milton Dexter
The schools in this vicinity will begin
next Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Thayer will
be the teacher at Marlboro Branch
school, Miss Saidee Morse at Brookside
and Miss Gladys Chaplin of West Town
shend in the village school.
Mrs Eliza Dunton. w. J. AIcFeeters.
Miss Belle McFeeters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scanlon, who have been guests Of Dana
Dunton and sister. Miss Eda Itunton,
left last week for Connecticut, to visit
before returning to Enosburg.
Mrs Hattie Blood of Townshend
visited her aunt. Mrs. Martha Hall. Tues
/ day. Mrs, Bloods nephew, Or. Charles
Bruce. and family, with whom she came.
vent to the Worden homestead in Mari
| bcro, where they had picnic dinner, call
/ ing for Mrs. Blood on their return.
Lawrence Ingram. who has been 10
i Gated in Lawrence Mass, several years
| IN charge of the Waldorf lunch business
tu 1Eat city, has been transferred to
| Buffalo, y. Y. where he is general man
| ag2r of the five lunch rooms of the Wal
! doTt system. Lester Ingram has been
| traps ferrcd to take the place of his
! brother at Lawrence.
! Mr.. and Mrs II. +. BOdurtha of Aga
| wan. Mass, who were on a brief camp
| ing trip in New Hampshire and Yer
] mont, spent Thursday night in the vii
/
evening, expecting to surprise their
| reighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight f.
! Bailey. who arrived Wednesday. They
were the ones to have the surprise. how
ever, in finding that Mr. and Mrs Bailey
and children. also Mrs. Abbie VI. Kelsey,
| were spending the night in Wardsboro.
| Notwithstanding the disappointment they
! enjoyed a short stay in the village and
| left for home the next day.
Hayden Morse, six-year-old son of Mr.
| and Mrs. John Il. Morse was burned on
| the face and neck with hot coffee Sun
! day morning. Mrs Morse was busy by
! the stove while Hayden was in the room
| several feet away. Not knowing that he
/ had changed his position she turned from
! the stove, finding he was so close that
/ it was impossible to avoid spilling some
/ of the coffee, part hitting the boy He
! also saw what was about to happen but
/ not in time to turn back. Soothing appli-
| cations were made and DR. L. g. Gordon
was called The burned places are be-
| ginning to heal The shock to his ner-
| vous system seemed as serious as the
| burns, Hayden being unable to sleep nor
mally the first few days.