Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-01-25
NEWFANE.
vital Statistics.

The following are the deaths which have
occurred in Newfane during the year 1894:
Jennie |. White, years, 10 months.
Dennis Titus. ST years
Minnie II. Willis. p years.
| o. NJ. Stratton, - years. 9 months.
Myrtle \. Hall, ~ years.
Eliza L. Baden, 81 years
ROXana Wheeler, 50 years, months.
| White, years, months.
Sarah 5. Holland, 10 years, months.
| f. w. Roadway, ~ years.
Goldie johnson. DAYS.
| Luther Hasnins, 20 years.
| Nelson W Rice, rs years,
There were Is births and nine marriages
during the year.
Miss Verne Skinner of Brooklyn is at
her fathers, c. +. SINNERS.
Miss Eta Morse, a recent graduate of
Boston University, is spending the winter
at home.
The loss on c. II. Hatch's house, which
was injured by fire caused by burning
chimney, was settled at 49,. 80
A kind friend of good works, whose
piano is just tuned, lends it for use at the
old folks concert next week Friday.
The Christian Endeavor society will
serve modern refreshments after eve con-
certe" next week-cake, coffee and ice
cream.
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not down for a solo, but there is no doubt
that the audience would enjoy one from
her with her tymbal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney were in West
Jamaica last Saturday and Sunday, holding
special meetings, with encouraging success,
in connection with their Sunday school
mission. This week they go to Slab Hol-
| low, Dummerston.
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| February ushers in an enjoyable musical
affair in the old folks concert to be given
at Union hall next week Friday evening
under the direction of Mrs. Florence Kin
ney. There will be pleasing variety in
the program and a first class orchestra.
| The drill has been considered excellent
and the affair is worthy of full patronage.
A Newfane. girl in Concord, Mass.
writes of hearing Julia Ward Howe read
her Battle Hymn of the Republic at a
meeting of Sons and Daughters of the
Revolution, also hearing Miss Emerson,
daughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson, give an
| account of her European trip. The narrator
requested ladies to bring their work, and
she herself talked informally while winding
skein of yarn from her lap.
There has been a week of lively work at
Pratt's hotel On Friday of last week a
local slelShrlde of dozen couples returned
for a turkey supper there. Tuesday even
ing came ride of A. pupils from the
Brattleboro grammar school. Wednesday
evening brought fifteen of Mr.. PratCs
friends, who We're served to chicken
fricassee, etc, and last evening a whist
party was due to take an oyster supper
Repairs inside of the house have been
going on meanwhile.
There was large attendance last Satur-
day at the annual meeting of the Windham
County Creamery association. The fnan-
cial statement showed a good condition in
this respect, and the stockholders will re-
ceive six per cent dividend for the year
1894. The officers elected were: Secretary,
n. M. Batchelder; directors, j. o. Folett,
II. II. Holbrook, e. p. Osgood, II. NJ. All
bee, F. A. Railway, d. NJ. Hescock, c. w.
Morse, d. r. Jefts, S. IL. Lazell, j. E.
Gleason, j. A. Wilbur.
A peep at the copy of the program for
rye create concerto Oh sacred hymns and
like wise worldly songs," gives assurance of
an enjoyable evening at Union hall next
Friday, Feb. l. Goodman Burdett will
play ye big fiddle, Col. S. B. Higgins ye