Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, b
NEWFANE.

Frank Rand of Connecticut is visiting
in town.
w. c. Bellows Of Orange, Mass, has
been visiting at Nelson Gray's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Empie of Three
Mile Bay, n. Y, are with Mrs. Empie's
sister, Mrs. w. II. Knowlton.
The fall term of county court will con-
tinue next week, beginning Monday af-
ternoon, after a recess of "A week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Livermore returned
to Bellows Falls Saturday. They visited
Mr. Livermore's cousin, VIII Bruce.
OF the four delegates appointed to at
tend the w. G.. T. L. convention in
Brandon none were able TO be present
Mrs. w II. Goodnow went Monday
to her home in Cambridge, Mass, after
spending the summer at her Newfanc
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and daugh-
ter Lucy, of South Londonderry have
been in town this week, visiting friends
ana relatives.
Rally Sunday was not observed by the
Sunday school last Sunday as was plan
ned on account Of the very bad storm.
The weather permitting, it will be OBJ
served next Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline T. Farr of Boston will
deliver a health lecture to the ladies'
Of Newfane in the church vcstry Friday
afternoon, oct II, at o'clock Ad-
mission free.
Royers trials are over but the trials
over Rover are not over Mr.. Derby is
not satisfied with the result OF the last
trial and hopes i'm a higher court to be
justified for the killing.
Wesley Clark Of Williamsburg, Mass.
who lived when "A boy in the home Of NJ
l.. Lowe, has been guest of Rev. +. NJ
Wiswall the past week. W. H. Fisher.
who has also been at Mr. Wiswalrs a
week. goes today to Lakewood, ~ j.. to
spend the winter
The village school kept last Saturday
to make up for one of the DAYS of the
fair when ii was not i'm session The
pupils and teacher of the school will be
pleased to see in school their fathers,
mothers and friends at any time The
term is half over today.
Miss Ellen J. Bancroft and her sister.
Miss Eliza j. Bancroft. OF Chesterfield,
Mass. are guests at Newfane Inn. The
Misses Bancroft are granddaughters of
Mrs. Sarah Hayes, who lived in West
Brattlcboro in earlier years and was an
aunt of President Hayes. They are also
relatives Of Mrs. Howells, wife Of the
author.
Arthur Farnum has sold his place to
Fred Daniels Of Brookline VINO with his
family Of five children will take posses
sion right away, as he will be the SAWYER
in the mill. The papers for the sale will
Ice made out tomorrow. Mr.. Farnum
VIII move next week to J. l.. Martins
house, where he will live this winter II
a suitable location can bee found he in
tends To build here i'm town and continue
his business, otherwise he will have To
look elsewhere.
Mrs Gratia f. Davidson went to Bur
lington Saturday called there by the
illness OF her brother. Dr. b. j. An
drews, superintendent OF the Mary
Fletcher hospital. a position ne has held
many years, even after the loss OF his
sight. Mrs. Davidson planned also to
attend the 33d annual convention Of the
Vermont w G. T. L. in Brandon three
days ending oct. .. \ late report says Dr.
Andrews is better. Mrs. Davidson is
expected to return tomorrow Saturday
The Interstate Lumber company Of
Boston, through its agent and superin-
tendent, James F. Chase. has bought of
Frank +. Welman his mill and house
situated by the bridge just below the
village. This company took possession
OF the mill about month ago. and the
intention is to provide facilities for
greatly enlarging the business. Saws
lathes and other machines will soon be
set up. which will require the services
Of about Is men. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cutler OF Brookin, with their two boys,
will occupy the house and Mr. Cutler
will work for Mr. Chase. Mr.. Wellman
has the time until October Is in which
TO move. He has secured the tenement
in the house with Mrs. v ]. Chase, and
Mr.. Nichols. now in this tenement, will
move to the creamery