The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23
NEWFANE.

Mr.. Convey OF Illinois Is visiting al
Ellery Chase's.
Florence Hall is helping take care Of
Mrs. Laura Gates
Mr.. Holcomb of Springfield, Mass. Is
spending a few days vacation at New
fame Inn.
Mrs. Amasa Grout is expected here next
week to visit her old friends.
A number of Newfane Inn people and
others went to Townshend Tuesday to sec
the ball game.
Mrs. Henry Warren and Mrs. Cole OF
Putney have been visiting at Mrs Sophia
Warren's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Sage of Wards
boro and Mamie Redheld visited at ii. A
Carpenters this week.
Mary Brown of Somerville, Mass, ha:
a few days vacation and is calling on heI
friends in this vicinity.
Arthur Farnum with his wife and Rutt
have been spending few days visiting
at Westminster and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowker Of Roch
ester, n. v, are expected today to WISH
their cousin, Mrs. Abbie Underwood.
Our summer guests are beginning te
fit away Daniel Fisher left last weel
and Mr. and Mrs. Beach Monday.
Frank Wheeler of Springfield, Mass.
son Of Norman Wheeler, came Wednes
| day to Join his people at Newtane Inn iol
vacation Of a few days.
Clark Batchelder of Fitchburg, Mass, 2
brother of \. NJ and fIildreth Batchel
der. is at II. j. Batchelder's for a few
days vacation.
A splendid catch of bass was brought in
Saturday by w. 5 Dudley, a guest at
the Newfane Inn. There were ii OF them
weighing nearly 20 pounds,
L. c. Benedict of New York joined his
wife kate Underwood at the old home
| stead Saturday for his vacation. We are
glad to see him in so good health.
Mrs. John Waite (nee Marcy is visit
| ING her mother and sister at Mr.. and Mrs
d. S. Ballou's. Her sister, Edna Marcy
leaves Thursday for her journey OF 4OO'
miles.
! DIR. John Burnham of Lyme, Conn, q
brother of the late Mrs. n NJ. Batehel
der and son of Rev, Burnham formerly
our pastor, is in town visiting old acquain
| tanees.
Mrs. Martha Osgood Morse and daugh
ter Lula of Worcester, Mass, were among
our out of town guests last week. They
/ have gone to Brattlehoro to spend few
days with relatives before returning tc
! their home.
George Holland OF Washington, d. g.
veteran OF the Civil war, Is visiting hl'
cousin. Charles Holland, and old friend:
and looking over the scenes OF his boy
hood days. lie assisted in setting out the
trees on the common.
Mr. and Mrs. kinson Taylor of Boston
are taking their usual summer vacation at
this place. They are stopping at Mrs
Micott's. Their children are at Yarmouth
beach for vacation. Mr.. Taylor is con
nected with the Boston Globe.
The grange entertainment of last week
was a success and the farce, Thirty Min
utes for Refreshments, afforded an hour
! amusement for about 100 people. Mrs
| Edith Famum was one OF the star act
ors as the sister. 1t is understood the
proceeds were about $40.
Edna Marcy has concluded to accept a
position as teacher in the Klondike
| Alaska Her salary will be $50 per
month with her expenses paid en- route
She left Thursday via New York Central
and Great Northern to Seattle, then up
the coast to Skagway, then via rail to
White Horse and down the Yukon 10
Rampant City, her final destination.
The Rebekahs have arranged to have
play and dance Aug 30 at Union hall;
The play is Oak Farm. lce-cream and
cake will be served and great time Is
expected. The regular meeting OF the
Rebekahs is postponed until Sept 10 on
account of the Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs' field day at Brattleboro in Sep
TENDER. Arthur Warren has tickets for
sale for the field day.
The Windham County Veterans asso-
citation will hold its annual reunion at
Newfane Thursday. The society of Com
panies L and G. and some other organ
cations will also meet at the same time
and place. The meeting will be on the