Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
NEWFANE

A new barber is expected soon at the
Inn
Mrs C. b. Redheld is at home on a
visit.
Mrs Karl Maher returned Saturday
evening.
Miss Cora Winchester is reported as
more comfortable.
The social planned for Friday evening
has been given up.
The regular meeting of the Grange
Wednesday evening was postponed.
New pipes for heating the halls have
been put in this week at the Newfane
Inn.
Henry Gardner who has been employ
ed at the Inn, has gone to South London
derry.
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs.
r. d. Newton Thursday afternoon at ?
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodenough, who
are both sick with pneumonia, are i'm
proving.
George Bush finished moving this week
from the Willard place into the tenement
in Judge Martins house.
Mr. and Mrs William Hazcton and
daughter, Mabel, We're guests over Sun
day of his brother in Dummerston
Mrs Henry Mack came home from
Bellows FAILS Saturday night and reports
her little grandson to be much better
Clarence A. Nichols has hired the house
I'm the village owned by w. =. Eames and
expects to take possession Of 1t next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lisle Carpenter, who have
been for several weeks with his parents,
returned this week to their home in Brat
tleborO.
Next Sunday morning Rev ~ s Moore
will preach, by request, on The Lay
mans Missionary movement" from the
text, Joel ,: %.
George Solandt, who was sick the lat
ter part of last week, is better but still
confined to the house. and Mrs. Solandt
is also i'll this week.
On account Of the bad travelling the
meeting of the Homeland circle, which
was to have been held on Wednesday
with Mrs. n. S. Moore, was postponed.
Mrs. II. a. Carpenter returned from
Bellows Falls Friday, bringing with her
her little grandson, Harold Rider, who
has just recovered from whooping cough.
Mrs. Martha A. Oatman, who has spent
the winter in Watertown and Theresa
N. Y, returned Tuesday, evening to her
home with her daughter, Mrs o. r.
Wright
Archie St Peter, who broke Jail here
a year or more ago. was brought from
Dover, n. H., Tuesday night by Sheriff
Thompson of Bellows Falls and recon-
mitted to the Jail.
Eight inches of snow fell on Tuesday,
which, added to the heavy snow storms
we have had before. makes it difficult
travelling for man and beast as well as
for the engines on the West River rail-
road.
Mrs. Hill and Miss Silsby who have
been spending a few weeks with the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Clarence a. Mich
OILS, were called Thursday to their home
in Lunenburg by the death of Mrs. Hilps
brother
Bert Davis and Jack Mcdonald began
this week to help Ransom Rhoades who
is cutting the lumber for Mr. Cook in
Brooklne, bought of Hugh Allbee. They
expect it will take two months at least
to finish it.
j. d. Pierce is housed this week Mrs.
David Davis is i'll. Clarence and Hazel
Rhoades, Grace Hammond and a. H.
Farnum are all i'll this week with
measles. Mrs Truman Wallace, who was
sick last week is gaining.
w. w. Dearborn and his sister Mrs.
Laura a. Munger of Woodstock. who had
been spending a few weeks with Mrs
G. E. Davidson, left Monday morning
accompanied by A r. Underwood for
New York city, where they will stop for
a while en- route for Ocean Grove in New
Jersey.
The town meeting next Tuesday is call
ed at the new school building. Among
some of the matters which will be
brought up will be the exemption from
taxation of \. NJ Merrfield's steam mill
in Williamsvile, also the exemption of
the new Grange hail. which is soon to be
built there.
The Union Hall Helpers will serve
baked-bean dinner in Union hall dining
room at noon on Tuesday, March l.
Everybody is invited to be present and
have a good dinner for a sum reminding
one of the good old times" before it
was necessary to investigate the high
price for food supplies
Herbert Howe who went with his class
mates of Leland and Gray seminary to