The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-29
NEWFANE.

Miss Lillian Chase has finished work TO
b. G. Eager and returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knapp returne
Tuesday from d visit in Massachusetts,
Mrs. B. G.. Eager was at her home Sal
urday, returning to Townshend Saturda
night. ,
Mrs. R. d. Newton returned Saturda
from visiting in Ware and Springfield
Mass.
Mrs. John d. Pierce is at the Wndhan
County House taking care of Mrs. Ear
Davis.
The W. G. 4. U. will meet with Mis-
Mary Newton Friday, Nov. 5, at 2.3
o'clock.
Miss Olive Eager was home from Mari
boro over Sunday. She has returned tt
Marlboro.
Newfane grange worked the third anC
fourth degrees at their meeting Wednes
day night.
Mrs. Alice Allbee Martin came Monday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
7. M. Allbee.
DR.. G. r. Aldrich OF Brattleboro was in
town Saturday in consultation with DR.
f. L. Osgood.
Charles L. Hescock went Wednesday tc
attend the state Sunday school convention
at Woodstock.
Village improvements are still going on
S. N. Kenney and w. B. Park are grading
up their lawns.
Roy Jones and Charles Stockwell came
Wednesday and will remain in town few
days to hunt deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Allbee have pur,
chased a house in West Brattleboro and
will move there soon.
Lucius Martin of South Londonderry
visited his sister, Mrs. Lucy Hosley, at Z.
H. Jones's last Saturday.
L. E. Newton of Springfield, Mass,
came Monday to spend few days with
his brother, r. D. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Randall of Cav
endish visited Mr.. Randall's aunt, Mrs.
Alice Micott, the first of the week.
Miss Ethel Hall has taken position as
waitress at the Windham County House.
She commenced her duties Tuesday.
Mrs. James Underwood is in Brattleboro
visiting her daughter, Miss Sadie Under
wood, and friend, Mrs. Frank Wellman
Mrs. Fits and two children of West
Dummerston were guests of Mrs. Esther
Davis and daughters last week Thursday
o. R. Wright went Tuesday to northern
New York to attend the funeral of his
brothers wife. Mrs. Oatman accompanied
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Miller and John
Miller of Brattleboro are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harvey during deer hunting
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0, I'll. Dickinson of Spring
field, Mass, were guests of Mrs. Alice
Micott and Miss Stella Micott from Friday
till Monday.
The fall term of the Windham county
court adjourned Saturday. Miss G.. Sadie
Smith, court stenographer, returned to
her home Monday.
At the Sunday evening service last Sun
day reports of the recent Christian En-
deavor convention at Middlebury were
given by the delegates.
The Rebekah lodge will hold its regular
meeting next Monday evening. After the
meeting a halloween social will make fun
for all the members who are present.
The w. G. T. Z. met with Mrs. N. S.
Moore last Friday when brief report of
The state w. G. I. U. convention, recently
held at Burlington was given by one Of
The delegates.
Melvin Pratt has an apple tree which
axes the prize for producing fruit From |
me tree Mr.. Pratt has picked eight barrels
If frst-class apples, besides ten bushels of
econd-class apples.
The halloween social which was to have
been held on Wednesday evening has been |
until Nov. 3. A cordial invita-
ion is extended to all to be present at
hat time. Supper will be served on the
,ox social plan, each woman bringing re-
reshments enough for two persons.
Attorney Frank L. Fish of Vergennes
vas in town from Saturday till Tuesday.
sunday Mr.. Fish drove to the home of his
lister, Mrs. Edward Morse, of Wardsboro,
nd she returned with him, spending Mon
lay with friends in town.
Rev. N. S. Moore will preach sermon
n the interest of missions next Sunday
n Act of Worship. A collection will be
aiken at the close of the service in behalf
the Congregational Educational society
About 100 hunters licenses have been
,sued by the town clerk. Among the sue
essful deer hunters are George Howard,
ames Underwood, Walter Wright, Henry
lowe, Arthur Farnum, Carlos Lowe,
harles Lowe. Deer hunters are fortunate
mis- year in having someone here in town
tho is able to mount deer's heads. Prof
herrie, recently returned from Brooklyn
luseum, is fine taXldermist
A serious runaway occurred Sunday
forming between II and u o'clock. While
IF. Fred i. Osgood of Townshend was
taking professional call at the Windham
ounty House, his span of young horses
roke away, breaking the neck-yoke. s
hey started to run up Main street, crash
g into stone post in front of the bank
rom the bank they ran up the hill and
hen in front of Fred Smiths one of the {
orses fell. Regaining their footing they
up the hill as far as Addison 7
where they were stopped, 5
hen it was found that one of the horses {
I'd broken its leg and had to be shot, t
he horse was favorite one and DR.. o. |
'od's friends were sorry to learn of this 7
isfortune. a
Newfane grange held its second annual !
ir Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs.
Ia Higgins and Mrs. Lockwood were in
arge of the booth placed in the center of
e hall and during the evening sold ice.
cam and candy. Mrs. o. r. Wright h
esided over the fancy work booth.
mong interesting things to be seen at
is booth were a string of monkeys L
eth, an Indian. chefs crown, mats made
,m berries and an image supposed to be g
90 years old which was dug from an In
an grave These articles were exhibited h
Mrs. Cherrie, whose husband brought
EN- from South America. A nice line of u
ncy work was on exhibition. The piano !
Is ornamented by several stuffed birds,
iile the stage was occupied by rabbits
d 'sNellie" The exhibits of fruit and :,
getables were unusually fine. A chicken L
, supper was served from to s and
out 60 tickets were sold. A musical and b