Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-07
NEWFANE,

The W. c. r. u. will meet Wednesday
at o'clock with the Misses Newton.
II. A. Carpenter is teaching school in
Marlboro, where years ago he was a
teacher.
Mrs. ]. e. Smiley OF Newfane Inn was
called to Connecticut this week by the
death of an aunt.
The annual meeting Of the Congrega-
tional society was postponed from Tues
day, the 14th, to Dec. 49,
The drama, New Hampshire Cold
will be rendered under the auspices OF
the Odd Fellows Jan. at Union hall.
Miss Stella Micott, who has been al
her mothers several months as nurse for
her brother, returned to Springfield
Mass. her headquarters as trained
nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose, who vacated
the L. M Carpenter house and have
hired the brick house on r. Wizards
lower farm, are at present in lumber
camp in Townshend.
A Rebekah lodge will be instituted here
the last of this month"; on which occasion
a large delegation from the lodges Of odd
Fellows of Londonderry and Brattleboro
are expected to be present.
The Homeland circle meeting of last
week at the parsonage read and dis
ant and encouraging work Of the Amer
lean Missionary association.
Miss Alcesta Wheeler OF Jamaica again
is the teacher OF the Union school in dis
trict No. 4, boarding at Mrs. G. X
Cherries, and Mrs Arthur Farnum, who
taught two years In Brookline, has the
school in No. 3.
The regular Grange meeting has beer
postponed from Dec. 10 TO Dec. 49, Wed.
nesday evening. at Union hail. to accom-.
modate Worthy Master Winchester, whC
will attend the state Grange meetings II
Burlington next week.
Plans for Christmas observance by tho
Congregational Sunday school are in the
hands Of Miss Grace Hammond. Mrs
o. r. Wright and Mrs. II. ]. Batcheldei
as general committee who will APP
point their assistants.
From time to time parties have locke
at the Sargent place on West street with
view 20 buying or renting. and thi.
week two men from Townshenj have ex
amined the place with possibility of join
occupancy with their families.
Rev, n. S. Moore presented at the Sun
day evening service an address on tbs
life of Rev. Charles Spurgeon, which III
had prepared to give before the quarterl!
meeting of the county association o
Emery E. Phillips OF wardsboro ha
bought OF Mr. and Mrs. Lisle NJ. Carpen
ter their place near the first railroad
| crossing below the village and II will con
stitute 1.-The central Of the telephon.
line being established in Newfane and ad
iacent towns by the New England Tel
ephone s. Telegraph company.
Never have there been so many change
Of habitation in this community at tn
/ beginning OF winter. Besides those men
toned the last two weeks and the Phil
| lips purchase. are the removals OF Franl
Rose and family from the Carpenter plac
to the brick house on r. Wizards farm
| formerly known as Hollis MerrifelJ s
and the contemplated change OF tn
| County hotel and Jail where I-andlor
and Mrs. G. o. Davis have given goo
satisfaction for the past year. having ha
various experience in public houses. an
expressions of regret are heard that the
should go elsewhere. Earl F. Davis, so
Of a former landlord, Frank +. Davis 1
The prospective new landlord and jailer.