The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08
NEwFANE


nssdas rgshihs,
Miss Harriet NsNlon visited 81 a. u,
MTishIs trsenlli,
Tho sunshine club niri Nth Nlss Olive
eassF last SATURDAY
IanIt ap1ns neat Tuesday, Lnise W
", Miles presiding
Mslgin rnil ls gaining sloaly, after his
ivlaIsr II . anek aso,
Fiol Underwood l. iuing sone IeiaiEs
ins ioT u D. Newton,
Nliss felloas u liIoaklins ls working
ior Mr., lleunon E.idl,
I.nkr l.andman II South Londonderry
Mas in loen Wednesday,
Alr Mas Rhoaies vii work ieF Mis
Davidson Through court
Nn n. Manchester ii lhaiilrboIo has
l.esn At " q, ilallou', the past week
Viii bruce aud Charles Hawkins Of
nniilebom VEN IN town last Sunday,
Me. Ruth fairman has bcrn III while
visiting her grandparents IA Wilmington,
The nll FelluNs will confer lh. inilla
iufy drgaer an two candidates saturday
evening
Franklin Head II iiadley, Mass, for
mrr school teacher hrte, Nas IA town last
THURSDAY,
Nis. Nellie Moulion rrponed having
.urn ten drrr grazing near hrr home raiiy
onr morning the past week,
Albrit Iriis uil move 10 the Willard
plarc nrtrniis nrupiyi hy Ne, Rove a.
soon - repair. are complried
Alvin Ctandall, Who has been dong
.anr mastering iuf Mrs. RhoAdes, has
lesn engaged hy Mr. Davidson.
Mi.. Mary Stilion, who has been eii'
pleyri al the central oiiice, viii work Al
The NcNiane inn through court.
The Christian Endravor society Mill
give a supper ia IN. church Vcsig IN
lay. Apnl Is. All aw cordially invited.
Mi,. Mamie plait has returned from
Millam-Nills where shc has been at work
for several weeks. but !. now housed by
illness,
George Parsons, who has been w. y
improving ilis daughter, Mr.. sumner
Wilson, OF Batileboro, i helping TO care
for him.
At their regular meeting Monday even
ing the Rchekahs voted 10 give May
dance c. !. Maher i chairman OF com
mittcc on arrangements.
Newfane lodge. | o. q. T., and West
River Rebekah lodge will attend church
IN a body sunday. April ~. Rev. \. ;.
Moore will address them.
Mir. Josephine Lane and Edward Lane.
who have been spending a few days with
Mrs. c. |. Nichols, have returned TO their
home in Middletown, Conn.
DIR. Bri,ton OF Hyde Park. Mass, Is
with q. Il. Wright, while making some
repairs upon the Lockwood place, which
he has purchased for a summer home
Mrs. William Rand was called TO
Townshend last Friday by the illness OF
her sister. Miss Ru,ter who was stricken
with paralysis, losing the use OF her right
side.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mack have re
turned to Bellows Falls, taking with them
their little son. Raymond, who has been
with his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Mack,
for several weeks.
Mrs. Gracia Davidson is making eXten'
,iye repairs on her buildings, both inside
and ont. Leon Whitney and \. X. IN
derwood are helping with the work; also
Fred Gilbert OF Townshend.
Fred ID. Osgood who is attending the
University of Vermont at Burlington, will
spend a part of his Easter vacation with
his grandmother, Mrs. Davidson, and will
help her with the repairs she is making,
T. s. Hamlin and family of Putney
came Friday evening. Mr.. llamlin recent
IL exchanged his property here IN the VII
laee for the Abbott Edwards farm known
as the Frank White place. Mr.. Edwards
has moved to his place in the village
Mr. and Mrs. C. C.. Skinner returned
al where
they have been spending the winter with
their daughter Mrs. Sprague. Master
Harold Sprague has been with his aunt
in Londonderry through the sugar season
The Union Hall Helpers met with Mrs.
n s Ballou last saturday and elected the
following officers President, Mrs. D. ).
Ballou; first yice-president, Miss Nellie
Pratt: second vice-president, Mrs. Il. Z.
STYLES: secretary, Miss Mary Newton;
treasurer. Mrs. Abbie Underwood; execu-
five committee. Miss Laura Rice, Mrs.
Lizzie Gray, Mrs. Abbie Underwood
Monday evening the Rebekah lodge pre-
sented as token Of appreciation past
noble grands collar to Mrs, Fred Pierce |
and Mrs. Perley Sparks of Williamsvllle;
Roth these women cover distance OF |
eight miles to attend the meetings Mrs.
Sparks was mentioned particularly as she |
was the noble grand at the time this lodge
was instituted.
Spring is here. The listers have begun
their work. The unusually warm. sunny |
weather Of March has FASTENED vegetation |
and farmers are beginning their springs
work The lack of our customary rains
is causing few to prophecy the dlsas-
trous effect of another dry summer. The
seers have it that when the snow melts
with the sun as it did this year dry sea
son follows. Surely there is time for plen-
ty of rain at least, the weather report Is
doing its best to help us.
Wiliamsville grange presented the play;
The Deacon's Second Wife, in Union hall
last Friday evening The grange is to be
congratulated as the play proved great
success in every way. All the parts were
well adapted and were extremely well
taken, and Aunt Mirandy with her ref
erences to "summertrash" caused much
laughter. Music was furnished by the
Newfane grange 1t was announced that
the sum Of 800 which the grange wished
to obtain from its three plays was more
than realized by what it made here, but
should anyone care to contribute 30, STU
or s25 toward the new hall there was
committee waiting to receive the money.