Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03

Mrs. G. X. Roberts of Brattleboro is at
j. NJ. Kenny's for weeks stay.
Isaac Davis of Marlboro. N. H.. was
the guest Of Rev. F. NJ. Wiswall last
week.
Mrs. Cushman of Springfield has spent
the week at her sisters, Mrs. Ellery
Chases.
L. NJ. Randall has lost another large
number of chickens under cover Of the
nights darkness.
Mrs. w. c. Kidder OF Orange, Mass.
was with Mrs. Frederick over Sunday, en-
route to Chester
Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce and two sons of
Westboro, Mass, have been at j. d.
Pierce's two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Fay and two chill
dren OF Worcester were with Mrs Fay's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Whitaker,
this week.
Union Hall Helpers will hold a business
meeting at Mrs. w. n. Chase's Monday
evening at O'clock at which a good
attendance is desired
1t has been suggested that II one or
two open air meetings Sunday afternoons
or evenings should be held on the common
they would be well attended.
Rev. Dorr A. Hudson OF North Chelms-
| ford, Mass, a native OF Newfane, is ex-
pected to visit his uncle. A. T. Edwards,
| in the latter part OF this month.
Silas N. Kenney and Miss Della NJ.
! Tuthill of this place were married on
| Tuesday in Williamsville and left In the
afternoon for carriage drive to Whit
| ingham.
Mrs. d. w. Stockwell of West Brattle-
| boro is boarding a week at Mrs. David
sons. Miss Rowling has table board at
| the same place and others are expected
| next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray of Orange,
| Mass, recently visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray's here and were accompanied on
their return trip by their nephew, Ar
| thur Gray
Miss Woodward and Miss Stevens of
| Evans Mills, N. Y, recently spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs o. R. Wright.
Mrs. wright's mother has returned from
New York state.
Rev. N. S. Moore, Congregational pas
tor, will go to Mortified Mass, Monday
to remain over the following Sunday,
Aug. ~, in attendance at the conference
of Christian workers,
Station Agent Frank Lang, recently of
Berlin, Mass, Is about to move with his
family to a station near Newport r. l.,
which is a promotion in salary. His
mother Mrs. Lawrence, will live here at
present.
Banker Norton, accompanied by his
Rodney and the children's cousin. Joe
Prescott, of Meriden. Conn, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings and child arrived at
Newfane Inn Wednesday evening.
Last weeks mid-week evening meet
ing OF the Congregational church was
held by the fountain on the common with
a considerably increased attendance. Pas
tor Moore was assisted in speaking by
Rev. Dr. Tingling, whose voice has a far
carrying power. his words being heard
distinctly on all the neighboring piazzas.
Owing to mistaken information there
was an error in the previous Newfane
column in mentioning member of Dunn
merston Grange as a sister of the late
Mrs. Warren formerly of this place. The
correspondent intends to draw the line
by leaving out anything of possible un-
| certainty which by reporting may dc
harm.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are takine
their vacation in the vicinity Of Boston
and New London. They viii visit a
brother Of Mrs. Smith, Frank Hathaway
Of Auburndale, one-armed man whose
employment on the railroad is to cal
engineers in the night for their different
runs. Mr.. Smith is section master on the
railroad and this is his first vacation in
six years.
An automobile speeding Wednesday
morning from Townshend, where a Re
| PhbAiNdh idllS was utlu Il utSudS evening
t brought F. d. Proctor, the candidate fol
governor, and other speakers, and a brie
reception was held at the inn. giving ar
opportunity to greet the Republican can
didate. Bank Examiner Frank Fish,
/ | Newfane boy on a visit to his mother
who also spoke at the rally, was presen
and the occasion was enjoyed by thos,
! who had the fortunate opportunity.
The steam shovel engine working at tn,
filling this side of Salmonhole bridge &
stationed here nights with Waterman IL
charge. The conductor, engineer ant
brakeman board at the inn, and about
dozen workmen, mostly Americans, hav,
a commissary department in boarding
cars on a side track of $50 feet laid fo
the purpose. A cook is in charge VIII,
, prepares boiled Dishes" etc. Ice an,
other conveniences are furnished Mex
d. the force will move to Hescock trestle
this side of West Townshend, which will
4 furnish a longer job.