Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-16
NEWFANE

The September term of court opened
Tuesday
Miss Bertha Palmer spent Sunday at
her home.
There have been three slight frosts
here this week.
Rev. F. NJ. Wiswal spent a few days
last week in Wardsboro
Walter ]. Wright will so Monday to
Lyndon to enter the institute.
Miss Ruth Allen has entered Leland and
Gray seminary in Townshend.
Miss Viola Morse of West Wardsboro
is guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Wiswall.
Rev. F. NJ. Wiswan win speak sun
day morning in the absence OF Rev. n )
Moore.
Charlie Lowe has returned to Townshend
to attend Leland and Gray seminary
another year.
Miss Florence Derry is spending a va
cation of two or three weeks at her
home in Putney.
Rev. n. S. Moore went Thursday to
New York city to spend week with
relatives and friends
A fine supper was served in the church
rooms Friday afternoon and evening by
the ladies' aid society.
Joseph Madden and Lawyer Skeels of
the firm of Stickney, Sargent & Skeels,
are at the Newfane Inn.
Miss Alice Connarn of West Dummers-
ton spent two days the first of the week
with Miss Margaret Maher
Miss Nellie Mouton is helping Mrs.
P. c. Moore at the library a few weeks,
while Miss Derry is away.
Miss Lillian Keith and Miss Marie Will
liams of New York city expect to spend
the winter at River View farm.
I iyta NH ba
summer at the Newfane Inn, returned
Monday to her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs Jonathan Eddy, who spent some
time in Townshend, returned this week
to the home of her son, Herman Eddy
John c. Hinrichs of Brooklyn has come
to Join his wife and son, who are spend
ing their vacation at River View farm.
Mrs Harry Blume and three sons who
were summer guests at o. R. Wrights,
have returned to their home in Brooklyn.
The drama. The Stolen WILL" which
was to have been given Sept. %, has
been postponed until about Thanksgiv
ing time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney left Thurs
day morning to visit relatives in Roch-
ester, N. Y. They will go from there to
Providence.
DIR. H. L. Britton who spent the sum-
mer at his farm on West river has re-
Hyde Park, Mass.
Mrs Guy Lamson and family. who
spent the summer at their summer home
here, returned last week to their home in
Hyde Park, Mass.
Harvey and Walter Pierce came Friday
to visit their uncle ]. d. Pierce. They
returned Wednesday to their home in
birmingham, Mass.
The Grange voted Wednesday evening
Oh, 70 u, fHair
which has been postponed to the next
meeting Sept. 2S, they should furnish
supper for the women.
There will be a dance in Union hall
Friday evening Sept. %, to which all are
invited. Supper will be served by the
Rebekah lodge, and music will be fur
nished by Dugan and Hines.
w. H. Newton and family of Walling-
ford, Conn, are among the mountains
near Rutland, enjoying famous Vermont
scenery. They viii stay at the Newton
homestead on their return about Oct. l.
Miss Addie Eldridge, who spent two
weeks at Davidson Naples, returned
Tuesday to her home in New York. Miss
Eldridge was so well pleased with New
tance that she hopes to return next sum-
mer.
The comedy drama in five acts, THE
Country Minister" will be presented in
OlllOn nan next fTludy evening Dy the
Grange Of Williamsville and will be fol-
lowed by a dance and supper. All are
invited to attend.
John Fowler of Wilmington was a guest
of his sister law, Mrs. Claude Maher,
Wednesday while on his way to White
River Junction with his registered Ken
ney's Morgan stallion, Black Beauty,
which will be entered at the fair next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Rand will
observe the 5Oth anniversary of their
marriage informally Monday, Sept 10,
at their home on West street, from
TO in the afternoon and Z to in the
evening. Friends and acquaintances are
cordially invited to call without further
invitation.
Mrs. Helene Fisk died Sept. 8, in the
home OF her parents In Springfield after
an illness OF several months. The fu-
neral was held in the home Saturday.
Mrs' Fisk made many friends here dur