The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-22
NEWFANE.

| Mrs. j. G.. Howe of Brattleboro calle'
on friends Monday.
Attorney F. f. Barber of Brattlebor
was in town Sunday.
Lawyer Loren Pierce of Londonderr,
was in town Tuesday.
Frank Rand is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Rand
Mrs. X. ID. Newton went Saturday tt
visit relatives in Ware, Mass.
There are several on the sick list. Theil
speedy recovery is hoped tor
The parsonage piazza has been much i'm
proved by a new galvanized iron roof.
Carlos Lowe came Monday for two
weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. f. M. Wis
wall.
Miss Maud Railway and Miss May Ly'
man were at Miss Railways home over
Sunday.
ID. A. Benson is having his lawn graded.
Clyde Randall and George Solandt are as
sisting him.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney went Mon
day to Woodstock for visit with Mrs.
Ranney's relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Moore returned
home Tuesday night after nice rest OF
two weeks at Linden Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Brattle-
boro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Harvey Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hall has finished work at
Newfane Inn. For the present she IS at
the home of Mrs. Henry Smith
Miss Nellie Moulton and Miss Maud
Howard are out again after being quar-
antined nine weeks with whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Berton j. Calkins and Mrs.
Warren DeMott went Saturday to Brattle-
boro where they will make their home for
the present.
Mrs. o. r. Wright was chosen to repre-
sent the Congregational Sunday school at
the state convention to be held IN Wood
stock next week.
The report of the State Christian En-
ieavor convention, recently held at Middle
bury, will be given by the delegates next
Sunday evening.
Judge J. L. Martin is enlarging the west
,enement of his house by the addition OF
kitchen and bathroom. Fred Underwood
5 doing the work.
Samuel Sloan left for his home in New
Nork city on Monday. He will make the
rip in his automobile, going by way of
Manchester and Bennington.
The Ladies Aid society will hold its an
lual harvest supper in the church dining
DOM Oct. 80 from $50 to 7.30. Everybody
ONE and enjoy good supper.
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
halloween social in the church vestry
ext Wednesday evening. A cordial invl-
alton is extended to both young and old.
Fred f. Gilbert of Townshend a former
eacher in Newfane, will go to Burlington
ext week to attend the State Teachers
ssociation which will be in session from
thursday till Saturday.
Mrs Walter Gray of Orange, Mass,
anne Monday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Wilcox. She was joined by her hus
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray.
The many friends of Mrs. Minnie Cole
ian Fredericks were saddened to learn of
End to the bereaved family their sympa-
ny in this hour of sorrow.
Leon Whitney and A. r. Underwood
ave finished shingling on the Benedict
uildngs. One side of the house and barn,
lie shed and the spring house have re-
lived new covering OF cedar shingles.
Miss Annie Osgood, accompanied by her
,usin Miss Ethel Butler spent Sunday at
lie home of Miss Osgood's parents, Mr..
i'd Mrs. Ephraim Osgood, returning to
leir work in Brattleboro Monday morn
g.
Jesse Harvey of Enosburg Falls came
aturday to spend two weeks with his par
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harvey. Mrs.
arvey accompanied him as far as White
liver Junction and after visit with
lends in Lebanon, N. H., will join her
lsband at the home of his parents.
The Ladies' Aid society held its annual
Getting at the church Oct. IA. The fol-
wing officers were elected: President,
RS. E. J. Butterfeld; first vice-president,
rs. R. d. Newton; second vice-president,
RS. d. S. Ballou; secretary, Mrs. b. G.
News has been received of the death of
life of Levi Bemis Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis
rmerly lived in Newfane Mrs. Bemis
used away Oct. Is. She is survived by
daughter and son, Will Bemis, of Brat
eboro. Funeral services were held Mon
".
Mrs. G. E. Davidson, state president of {
e w. c. T. u, left on Tuesday for
maha, Neb., where she will attend the ,
ltional W. C. T. L. convention which {
ii be in session Oct. 22-27. Mrs David '
n will go with the New England delega- I
IN. Before she returns she will visit
il. H. B. Davidson and family of High l
1u IaIk, liz g,
The committees for the halloween social \
We been appointed and are as follows: a
,freshment, Grace A. Hammond Harriet
ewtpn, Mrs. Fl. j. Batchelder; entertain ;
mt, Grace Hammond, Mrs. Dewitt, .
lzel Smith, Margaret Maher; invitation, \
rs. Eta Hescock; hospitality Mrs N. S. /
pore, Charles Hescock; decoration, men, r
RS of all other committees.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley Mrs. w. B. Kirk
IN and daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
ura, who have spent delightful sum-
r at Davidson Naples, left Monday for
cir home in New Haven, Conn Miss
IRA Kirkman will continue her studies Il
the musical department of Yale univer-
Y. Miss Elizabeth Kirkman will take a t.
st-graduate course in the art depart
mt of the same institution h.
Carl Davis, O. R. Wright, R. W. Rand,
A. Dewitt, Claude Mahar Fred Under p
cd, Arthur Harvey and Addison Car =
tier, members of the Blazing Star lodge.
. 80, F. & A. NJ, attended the mortgage. la
ming celebration at Townshend Friday
out so Masons partook of the banquet, S;
er which speeches were made by Rev
mel Mcintyre, Rev. Joseph Mexican, S. to
Hescock, Prof Wallace and F. A. De
tt. Mrs. Fred Underwood and Mrs. n
renee Nicholas, members of the Eastern y,
T, were also present. pi
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