The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-11
NEWEANE.

Mrs; Lizzie Davis entertained the
soap club last week.
MRS. ID. A. Benson has recovered from
her illness and is able to be out.
Mrs. II. J. Batchelder returned from
vlslt IN Northampton Saturday.
Dr. Millington and son of South Lon
donderry were in town Wednesday.
| Miss Harriet Newton is visiting
friends In Boston and Ware this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knapp visited
IN West Bratteboro two days last week.
-, Mrs, Viola Chase went to Chester
Thursday morning to visit friends for a
week.
Several from here attended the com
mencement exercises at Townshend this
week.
Children IS day will be observed at
o CLOCK.
George Hall, who has been away for
some time, returned to town Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ruby Howe Morse of South
Newfane visited over Sunday at Mrs.
w. G. Ballou's.
=, The Upper Ten club met with Mrs.
L. M. Albee last Wednesday afternoon
at The Naples.
Mrs. Alice Micott is repairing her
house in district No. 3, which has been
vacant for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols and family took
trip to. Brattleboro Wednesday in
Mr.. Davis s automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis of South
Londonderry have been visiting at the
County house this week.
Mrs. q. j. Ward has been making ex-
tenslve, improvements in her pleasant
home the past few weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley, daughter of J. G.
boarding at Edwin Jones s.
Mrs. Charlotte Higgins, went to Brat
Higgins, a few days this week.
Mrs. Goodnow is having a new YER
anda built on her house, Elm Hall and
Will have new windows put in soon.
Miss Mary Newton and Miss Mamie
Piatt visited their cousin, Mrs. Young
OF Wllliamsville, who has been in poor
health.
Miss Nellie Underwood of Townshend
spent few days with her grandmother.
Mrs. Charlotte Underwood, the first of
the week.
Mrs Frank Dewitt, Mrs Charles
Hescock and Mrs. Davidson are attend
ing the w. c. T. U. at Cambridgeport
this week
Mrs. Julia Streeter is staying with
her daughter, Miss Ruth Streeter who
IS In very poor health, at the home of
Mrs. Davidson.
l.. A. Cook, a dealer in lumber, has
bought the timber on A. A. Austin s
farm and will soon put a mill on the
lot to saw the lumber.
Perlie Albee went to Northampton to
visit his sister, Mrs. Alice Marten, last
work in East Hardwick, Vt.
Mrs. Phoebe Davis has been very i'll.
but is now on the gain. Miss Mamie
Platt has been night nurse until recently
when Mrs. Datman took her place.
The meeting of the Woman IS Relief
corps will be held next Saturday after
noon, June IL, with Mrs. Charlotte Hig-
gins. The post meeting will be at the
club house.
An automobile party consisting of H.
G. Balloon and family of New York, |
also party of six young people from
Brattleboro were entertained at New |
fame inn over Sunday.
Mr.. H. G. Kensey and child of New
York city are boarding at Mrs. Knowl-
ION s.. It is expected they will remain
me enU1fo summer. MI. heQSeY Will
oin his wife there later
The Junior Endeavor society attended I
he birthday party of Ralph Dewitt
asst Tuesday, it being his eighth birth
lay. Each little friend left pretty
for Ralph as reminder of the 5
ccasion.
Newfane grange has invited the
'ownshend and West Townshend i
ranges to meet with them at their next
netting, June 90, and furnish the pro-
ram. Newfane grange will furnish
upper.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bush are spend :
1g a week in Springfield. They made
he trip in their automobile. L. W. :
lace as mail carrier during the latter S
bsence.
News has been received from Mrs. D.
7. Clark that she expects to be able to
ONE home soon. Mr.. Clark will 90 to
elbows Falls to meet her and her many
'iends are in hopes to see her much
improved in health.
II. A. Carpenter and A. T. Edwards
ave purchased the Jerusha Underwood
lace on the hill road from Townshend
, Wardsboro. The recent occupants
ucy e. Sawyer, her son and his wife,
re going to Virginia.
Indications are that the new school-
ouse is to be built upon the old site,
le committee having failed to secure
ny other location. The committee has
egun cutting the lumber on the Under
God lot for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs Virgie Ranney went to
rovidence, R. l., Friday morning to
END two weeks with relatives there.
rs. Plumb and daughter, Miss Plumb,
Townshend will occupy Mr.. Ranney's
nement while they are away.
Cards have been received announcing
e marriage of Marshall Avery Howe
id Edith Morton ackard daughter
the Rev. Edward Packard of STRAIT
I'd, Conn. The wedding took place at
e home of the bride. Clifton D. Howe
Toronto, Canada, was best man. Mrs.
d. Howe of this place, mother of the
oom was in attendance. Mrs. Howe
Is a graduate of Syracuse university.
rs. NJ D. Howe and son Clifton re-
rned home Wednesday evening. The
ide and groom are expected here next =
eek.