The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-11-12
NEWFANE.

| Mrs. Noble Pratt was In town Sunday.
Mrs. Viola Shipman is visiting at Alvin
Gates's.
Judge Worden of Halifax is in town TO
a few days.
Repairs are being made on the Wind
ham County house
Mrs. Earl Davis is much improved ant
able to be out again.
The Aid society will meet at the vestr,
Thursday at O'Clock.
Arthur Harvey is having a new cement
sidewalk laid this week.
W. b. Park has sold his oxen to Mr.
johnson, lumber dealer
The Rebekahs will hold their regular
meeting Monday evening
Helen Redfeld has gone to Grafton tc
| live with her grandparents
| Rehearsals are in progress for a play tC
| be given in the near future.
Mrs. T.. II. Jones went Thursday te
Brattleboro to visit her son.
Mrs. Lila Ingram is at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. c. A. Winchester
Mrs. b. c. Knapp's cousin from New
Haven. Conn, visited her last week.
The w. C. r. U. will meet with Mrs. G
E. Davidson Friday at 230 o'clock.
Fred Best is working for +. A. Railway
and expects to spend the winter there.
Nelson Gray has taken the job of running
the saw-mill on the Allbee lot in Brookline
Mrs. Fannie Holden came Saturday for
visit with her brother, Foster S. Whita.
ker.
George johnson has had his garden
ploughed and will begin planting in few
days.
Mrs. Rawson, a cousin of Mrs. Sophia
Warren. was guest of Mrs. Warren
Thursday
w. E. Wheeler and family of Williams
vile spent Sunday with Mrs. Charlotte
Underwood.
Mrs. j. E. Smiley has gone to Philadel-
phia for an extended visit among friends
and relatives.
The members of the choir will meet
with Miss Harriet Newton Saturday
night at 730.
Mrs. Maria Eager will go Monday to
spend the winter in the home of Mrs. Il.
j. Butterfield.
Mrs. Alice Pierce has completed her work
at the Windham County house and re-
turned home.
Miss Margaret Martin and Mr.. Tucker
of Brattleboro were in town Sunday call
ing on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce returned
home Wednesday after two days visit
in Brattleboro.
Dr. Frank Cahill of Hoosick was a guest
of his aunt Mrs. E. j. Ward, from Satur
urday to Monday.
Ransom Rhodes and Mr.. Wallace have
taken job of chopping wood on the ALI
bee lot in Brookline.
Mrs. M. E. Mitchell is teaching music in
the village school and in the school in
Brookline. She has l6 piano pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stockwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Brattleboro
were at the Newfane inn Sunday.
The subject of Rev. N. s. Moore's SER
mon next Sunday morning will be The
Signs of the Times. Text, Matt. 24:3.
Earl Davis has taken an extensive lum-
Der job in Jamaica. He has purchased
yoke of oxen from a man in West Brattle-
)oro.
The topic for the Endeavor meeting
tuesday evening is Beulah Land in the
Pilgrims Progress series. A cordial invi-
alton is extended to all.
The much-needed repairs in district No.
schoolhouse are soon to be made. A new
1oor is to be laid, new door is to be hung,
md new stove is to be set up.
Mr.. and Mrs III. j. Batchelder went
Thursday to Westhampton to visit their
son. During their absence G. X. Davis
will board with Mrs. Butterfeld.
John Whitaker, Mr.. Mouton and Mr..
Dean have taken the contract to draw l00,-
100 feet of lumber apiece from the Whita- |
,er lot on Newfane hill to Brattleboro.
The choppers on the Davis Thompson lot
AVE secured fine roam driving horse
which carries them to and from their work
This spirited horse is driven by Jack Nc
Donald, Claude Maher acting as footman |
Miss Sadie Underwood is at the home
# her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James I'm
lerwood, and will remain for a while to
are for her mother, who is i'll with a
lard cold.
Mrs. Stickney of Brattleboro visited Mrs.
Arthur Farnum Thursday en- route to her
lew home in Jacksonville. A. I'll. Farnum
ook Mrs. Stickney in his automobile ITO
Friday.
The new jacketed stoves at the school
louse require the services of two ianitors-
Marcus Wellman and Richard Park. Each
10Y has stove to look after and one-half
# the floor to keep clean.
George p. Moore, f. NJ, son of Rev.
nd Mrs. N. S. Moore, has opened an
fice in Denver, Colo. He has returned
rom New Mexico and gone into business
$ a consulting engineer.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley, who has been board
ng with Mrs. f. II. Jones for several
months, went to the Brattleboro Memorial
ospital Wednesday for treatment. Mrs.
Abbie Underwood accompanied her
A surprise party was given Friday night
n honor of Miss Ruth Allen and Marcus
Vellman. The party was held at the
choolhouse. Games were played, refresh
lents served, and a suitable gift presented
0 each.
The Christian Endeavor society will
old its annual fair and sale of fancy ar
cles just before Christmas. Plans are
eing laid for chicken-pie supper, the
roceeds to be used in purchasing new
ymnals for the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Woodbury. of East
Voodbury's nephew, w. p Eames, and
lmily, Friday of last week Mrs. Wood
ury also called on Mrs. Butterfeld and
aughter, who were her neighbors during
leir stay in East Northfeld
Newfane grange will hold a Thanksgiving
leeting, Nov. "a. The program will con-
st of the following numbers: Music, Win
hester Brothers; reading, Lena Dewitt;
eading. Prof. Cherrie; song Glenn Howe;
oil call, each member to respond with
.mething about Thanksgiving; reading,
lrs. Farnum reading, Perlie Winchester; {
ing. {
Last Friday evening about 25 young peo-
lie gathered at the home of j. ID. Maher
nd, after friendly greetings were ex-