The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-17
NEWFANE.

Bernice Edwards is on the sick list
Arthur Warren is our new church jan
| itor.
The grange will have its fair the last of
October.
Mrs. Jardne returned to New York
| Thursday.
Raymond Eddy returned to his home
Saturday
Mrs. w. H. Goodnow was in Brattle-
boro Monday.
Mrs A. H. Farnum began her school in
Brookline Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Davis and friend were in
| town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Lisle Carpenter went to
Brattleboro Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Morse returned
to Brattleboro Saturday.
Mrs. Truman Wallace visited in Wards
boro Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Bramhal will return to her
home in Boston on Saturday,
Mrs. E. C. Benedict returned Saturday
to her home in New York city.
Will Harvey left Tuesday for Boston
where he will attend Tufts college.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis are with
their son, Earl Davis, for few days.
Several from here attended the Grand
Army reunion at Londonderry Sept. 9.
The new sidewalks are much appre-
ciated. Also the big lamps on Main street
Mrs George Solandt was called to
Mortified, Mass, on Saturday, her sister
in-law being i'll.
States Attorney c. H. Williams and
Sheriff \. II. Thompson OF Bellows Falls
were i'll town over Sunday.
Mrs. John Butler of New York came
Saturday for a visit of a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. c. H. Eager.
Mrs. Frank Wellman returned Monday
to Brattleboro after visit with Mrs. Phi
lura Moore and other friends.
DIR. b. f. AIillington of South London
derry was in town Wednesday to see Isle
Carpenter. He found his patient improv-
ing.
II. ID. Newton returned Tuesday from
IA business trip to Boston. George Bush
assisted in the store during Mr. Newton 5
absence.
Mrs. Russell and daughter of Williams
town were i'll Newfane over Sunday. Mrs
Russell's grandfather was an early resident
of the town.
Miss Florence Derry went Thursday to
Putney for two weeks visit Mrs. Eliza
Butterfield will be in charge at the library
during her absence.
1t is expected that Rev Roy NJ Hough-
ton of Brattleboro will be with us some
evening soon and deliver his address, The
Emmanuel Movement.
The Soap club were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of Miss Nellie Pratt
| "Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments of
cake and fruit punch We're served.
W. c. Harvey and Miss Florence Derry
| - Suplot- to visit Ms, ~,
rvs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Derry.
They returned to Newfane Monday.
The Christian Endeavor society wishes
to extend vote of thanks to all who in
any way helped to make their entertain
ment. The Old Maids Convention, a sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren started
for their home in Fairlee after a visit
with Mrs I. NJ. Allbee. Mr.. Allbee ac-
companied them and will make short
| visit
Windham county court convened Tues
day. There is a large attendance and
| the boarding houses are well filled. Judge
| A. A. Hall of st. Adams Is the presiding
judge.
Mrs. B. c. Eager came home Wednesday
after a visit in Marlboro. Miss Olive
Eager returned home Sunday for a visit,
| returning to Marlboro Sunday night. She
is staying with her uncle and attending
| school
Miss Harriet Newton and Arthur Rad
way are the delegates appointed to the
state Christian Endeavor convention which
is to be held at Middlebury, Oct 40 Miss
Grace Hammond and Miss Mary Plat
were chosen as alternates.
Newfane grange has prepared the fol-
lowing program for its meeting Sept. p:
instrumental music, Winchester Bros.
reading. Mrs. Railway, recitation, /, A.
Dewitt: song. Glen Howe; music. Mrs.
Raw Grout: reading. Mrs. c. Winchester;
duet. Mrs Higgins and Miss Maher CUES
ton: The best method of keeping vege-
tables and fruits from decaying in the
winter Speakers, Arthur Railway, Karl
/ Maher. Mrs Cherrie, Guy Grout, A. l..