Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-20
NEWEANE.

James Busey of Gardner, Mass, was a
| recent guest at NJ. r. Pratts.
M. o. Howe has a boy on trial from an
| Institution located at Burlington.
L. II. Higgins is at present employed by
Station Agent Ballou at the depot
Mrs. F. j. Micott accompanied her
daughter to Springfield on Tuesday.
Mrs. Diana Abbott is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Frank Davis, at the County
| hotel
w. G. Bliss has moved his household
| goods to the place he recently bought
| in Dover.
Fred Burlngame is in New York at
the home of his family during the weeks
excursion days.
c. II. Minchen and family have left
| the Newfane Inn since Mr.. Minchen went
! into bankruptcy.
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow has closed her
summer home and returned to North
| Cambridge, Mass.
| Brattleboro and elsewhere for a stay Of
ten days ormore.
Jesse Harvey of Enosburg Falls is
| spending a vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Harvey.
Ellery Chase is at the home Of Mrs
Chase's brother-in-law. Mr.. Coy of New
York, for medical treatment.
Mrs. c. S. Wilson Of Brattleboro spent
Sunday and Monday with her parents,
who went home with her for few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Knapp left Sat
urday for a visit of ten days at the home
OF her cousin, ]. E. Holden, in Sherborn,
Mass.
w. c. Ballous jelly mill began the
active fall work last week. Apples for the
purpose are bringing 10 cents per 100
weight.
Russell Blood, one of the carpenters
repairing Mrs. Warder's buildings, came
with the Millards to the village as a
boarder.
The house belonging to the farm OF the
late B. C. Cushing is rented to a Mr.
Jerome, who is employed at Grays steam
mill in Brooklne.
Some one had an eye for pleasing effect
In the church arrangement OF pots of
lavishly blooming nasturtiums and a large
vase Of asters In beautiful variety
Miss Alice Davidson returned to High
land Park, a suburb Of Chicago, prepare
tory to accompanying her parents, Prof.
and Mrs. Davidson, to Florida for the win
ter.
Silas N. Kenny. who is superintendent
about the houses connected with the
Cheshire county IN. HI farm. has spent
day OF two with his brother, j. NJ
Kenny.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Willard and sister
have moved from the creamery tenement
to rooms in ]. L. Martins house. The
Naples, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs Ripley,
who returned to bingham. Mass.
H. a. Carpenter has received word from
his wife at Chicopee Falls, Mass, that
their daughter. Mrs. z. w. Chaplin, gave
birth to twin sons Sunday night. Mr.
Carpenter is one OF twin boys, the other
having died when a child.
Rev. Nathaniel S. Moore of Cromwell.
Conn, from about 1902 to 1904 pastor Of
the Congregational church in Crown Point,
n. y, after term of residence in other
Connecticut places is expected to preach
here as candidate on Sunday.
Rev. T. d. Davies, accompanied by his
daughters, Charlotte, the Oldest and
Elizabeth. youngest except the baby. are
In Philadelphia and vicinity on visit TO
Mr. Daviess mother, sister and brothers,
in continuation OF Wednesdays excursion
to New York
The ladies' aid harvest supper was one
of variety successful in reaping the dimes,
and made additionally social by the pleas
ing musical entertainment with aid OF
Miss Micotts gramophone. which is large
and has been OF good service Guests i'm
the place sang duets and solos on the
occasion.
From the village district and the union
school districts in the west part OF the |
town the full list OF pupils at Leland & |
Gray seminary, Townshend, is Ida and |
Margaret Maher, Maude Railway Lillian |
Chase and Hugh Mack There are also |
two others in attendance from the vicinity |
Of Williamsville.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Chapman, former |
~ OF Chester academy and now of Birm- |
lngham, Alabama, summer guests of Miss |
Stella Micott at her mothers, Mrs. F. j. |
4. acCOmnanian TO
Springfield, Mass, for a brief visit. They |
are now in New York for a visit en- route |
to their southern home with a son.
A. T. Edwards's store building. occupied |
by Merchant w. p. Eames, Postmaster |
Grout and the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Hermon Howe. in its newly slated roof |
reminds old settlers that the original |
Birchard store on that site was the first
slated building in Newfane and the only |
one In the early part Of the last century |
1t was noticed on Sunday in counting
the honor list at the Congregational Sum |
day school that the members who had at
tended this or some other school OF its
Kind every week for six years, including
two years OF post graduate" course, are
superintendent c. l.. Hescock, Arthur,
Maude and Guy Railway and Florence
Hall.
Nelson Gray Of Orange, Mass, owner
OF the portable steam mill in Brookline
near tne motifs ware place, has moved
with his family Of six members TO G. w.
Parsons first-floor tenement Mr.. Gray's
last years work in the mill business was
In East Sullivan, N. II. He employs a
dozen men and has a cook for the work.
men at the present location.
The correspondent made effort on last
week Thursday at intervals from fair
season In the forenoon until nearly 2 o. m.
TO telephone the usual briefer paragraphs
OF general news for our local column.
After respite for dinner a response was
nnaily secured from Central at Brat
teboro and The Phoenix called, but for
some reason there was trouble with the
connection and the correspondence could
not be correctly transmitted by electric
current which so generally does great
service.
The Oldest daughter OF A. T. Edwards
MISS Lizzie Edwards who was so serious
ly injured by the breaking down OF
hammock post three weeks ago, as then
recorded, remains in about the same
paralyzed state below the shoulders. She
mas SUFFERED intensely in head and neck
which received weight from timber ten
inches in diameter that from outside an
pearances apparently had not decayed |
enough to make II unsafe. She is said
TO be very patient and lovely under the
afhiction and the case continues to excite
much sympathy. Miss Katherine Lowe
is IN attendance, assisting Mrs Edwards
Bernice Edwards, the youngest daughter.
VINO also at first was thought to be
seriously hurt, Is now about the house