The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12
NEWFANE.

Miss VI. /. Plat is spending tho week
in Williamsville.
h. C. Eager and family have moved out
to his farm for the summer
Mr.. Knapp of Brattleboro has bought
and moved TO the Ed Howe place.
The bridge at Willamsville is practi-
cally completed and is very satisfactory.
The Christian Endeavor society will
have an ice cream sale on the common
July 4.
Mrs. Jesse Harvey of Enosburg Falls
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Har-
vey this week.
K. ID. Newton was in Ware, Mass. last
week to attend the funeral OF his uncle.
He returned home Friday.
Mrs. Abbie Fish Morse spent a few
days last week at the old Fish homested
and visited some Of her old friends.
Prof. Lewis of Townshend will give an
address ON Christian Education at the Con
gregational church Sunday evening.
The roof of Mrs. Bills barn which was
crushed by the heavy snow OF the win
ter is receiving needed repairs this week.
Mrs. Mabel Allen returned from Boston
last Friday. She thinks she received
some benefit from her treatment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pierce and child of
Putney were the guests of John Pierce
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
The primary class of the village school
has been increased this week by the at |
tendance of Louise Robbins and Marjorie |
Eames.
Mrs. +. f. Wellman is visiting her sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Nedford Bennett OF
keene, formerly of Newfane and Brat
tleboro.
The local Rebekah lodge was represent
ID at Brattleboro Tuesday night by Mrs.
tray. Mrs. Ida Higgins and Miss Mar
yaret Maher.
Mrs. +. A. Dewitt, Mrs. L. H. Higgins,
Wilson Winchester and friend attended
he meeting of Pomona grange at Wards
yoro Wednesday.
Il. w. Rand has been in poor health
or the past week. Mrs. Rand, who has
,een visiting in Orange, Mass, came home
friday to care for him.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ p. Davis and Uanna
}eard were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sax
on last Sunday. They were accompanied
" Mr.. Davis's father.
Mrs. Hawkins and son Charles drove
yer from Chesterfield, n. H., last Sat
rday to spend the day and Sunday with
er daughter, Mrs. George Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Eames spent a part
the week in town papering and paint
lg their sons, w. p. Eames's, house
'hich is leased by f. S. Smith.
Clarence Nichols returned Tuesday to !
is duties at the creamery. His wife and
k-old daughter are at her mothers \
ONE in Lunenburg and are doing well.
Robert Dean has moved from West f
vardsboro this week to the A. T. Ed
ards place in district No. 4. He will 6
ork for Mr. Edwards during the sum
er.
d. A. Benson and family are expecting :
go to Chester next week Mrs. Benson
nd Mrs. Eames and Marjorie will prob
ply 60 Monday and Mr.. Benson will fol a
W in few days. l
Frank E. Marcy formerly of this place,
wv of Salt Lake City, district manager h
r the Allis-Chalmer company in electri St
i machinery, was the guest of his un-
e, f. e. Wellman, Thursday. n
II. A. Carpenter visited his daughter, st
rs. D. NJ. Rider in Bellows Falls this
eek He also went to Walpole, N. H., b
look up the pension claim of Captain al
est. He is expected home Saturday.
The pleasant weather of Sunday hi
ought large number of visitors to the d.
Ilage, among whom were DIR. and Mrs
oberts and son, Mr.. and Mrs Charles N
iller and Charles Perry of Brattleboro. c cr
Harlow Howe had severe attack of in
) old trouble last week and had to be
rried into the house by some of the 70
ighbors. He was unconscious for some r
ne, but is reported more comfortable ne
is week. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saxton and son
'nneth of Greenfield, Mass, were re- ar
=, ~ VI "a. L. oaAeoh WI. oaAt9n, an
builder and FIVE doctors were required to e,
it in place. At
The mixed freight was delayed at gr