Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11
NEWFANE

Tuesday,
Guy Davis was guest at H. j. Batch
elders Friday.
James Goodson is i'll at A. r. Ed
wards's this week,
The Rowe family are all i'll with
measles this week.
Mrs. Emma ~ Allen is visiting her
daughter in Worcester.
Miss Loenia and Miss Loina Davis are
reported as being III with measles.
Mrs. Fred Smith of West Townshcnd
is visiting her sister Mrs. Bert Il. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goodenough are
better, but they are confined to the
house.
The W. G.. r. U. will meet Friday af-
tcrnoon in the parsonage with Mrs N. S.
Moore.
O. r. Wright is putting in a new evap-
orator this week to be in readiness for
the sugar season.
The Orchard Womans Relief corps
will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Polly Ann Ballou.
Eugene Howe ana family of Putney
visited his parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Harlow
T.. Howe Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mason of Townshond is at
Mrs w c. Balou's this week assisting
her I'm drcssmaking
Ruth Gray and Fray Ballou will re
turn to their studies at Leland and Gray
seminary Monday.
Mrs. George Colt of North Hatley. que
bee, is the guest of Mrs j. W. Smiley
in the Ncwfane Inn
Rev n. S Moore will preach Sunday
morning on "The few stainless names"
from the text Rev. 3: 4.
Mrs j. ID. Pierce was called to Brat
teboro Wednesday by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Breslin. with grip.
c. A. Nichols has decided to remain
where he is now living and not to move
into the Eames house in the village.
There will be st. Patrick's ball in
Union han March II, also a supper.
Music will be furnished by Dugan and
Hines.
Mrs. II. +. Howe went to Brattleboro
Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs. j.
II. Underwood returning home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mack who spent
Sunday with his parents. returned to
Bellows Falls Monday, leaving their lit
tie son here.
Miss Lillian b. Mixter. one of our sum
mer guests, is engaged with her sister
in giving their doll entertainments in
New York city.
Miss Edith Clark of Jamaica, who has
taught the past two terms of school here
in the village, has been engaged to teach
the spring term.
Mrs. Edith Farnum has been engaged
to teach the spring term of school in
Brooklne, in the round schoolhouse, be-
ginning April Is.
Mrs. Henry Ballou of North Adams
spent two days this week with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. d. S. Ballou. returning
home Wednesday.
l,o, {,l no io1
on by George Abbott of Brattleboro on
the NJ. O. Howe place this winter, will
be finished this week.
Mrs Samuel Wiswall who had been
in the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro,
returned home Wednesday. She is inn
proving in health slowly.
Mrs Charles /. Hescock came home
Saturday morning from weeks visit
with her aunt. Mrs. +. w. Underwood. in
the hotel in Wardsboro city.
The timber which has been cut in
Woodlawn cemetery has been sold to
c. II. Willard, and it is being drawn to
his steam mill in Townshend,
The meeting of the ladies' aid society
which was to have taken place Thursday
with Mrs. j. d. Pierce, was postponed as
Mrs. Pierce was absent from home.
News has been received that Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow are obliged to give
up their usual winter visit to Elm hall
hut they are planning to come early this
spring.
The tenement Just vacated by George
Bush in Herman Eddys house has been
engaged by Alvin White, who expects to
move there as soon as warm weather
comes.
Mrs Sadie Davidson Boardman of
West Wardsboro a former teacher here,
spent Friday and Saturday visiting her
aunt, Mrs r. c. Knapp, and calling on
friends
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold a shamrock social in the church
vostry Wednesday evening \ small ad-
mission fee will be charged. to 60 toward
paying for the new hymnals.
Roscoe Marsh, who has been in charge
of the blacksmith shop during the i'll
ness of Mr.. Farnum with measles, will
remain for the present to assist Mr..
Farnum, who Is now out again.
Mr.. Heath. who has bought the Clark
farm. is moving his goods this week,
also a carload of stock which was in
charge of viii Moore. Mr. Heath and
family will soon be settled in their new
home.
Mrs. Emma Buzzell and Mrs. Stella
Laundry and little son of Springfield,
this state, We're guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Alice Micott, the latter part of last
week, also of their uncle, Lyman NJ.
Randall
Fred Hamlin of Putney is moving some
of his household goods this week to the
farm he has bought of Mr. Edwards and
Mr.. Edwards is moving some of his goods
TO the house in the village for which he
exchanged.
Norman \. Wheeler of Springfield came
Monday evening to spend a few days at
the Newfane Inn. returning home Thurs
day morning. AS usual, Mr.. Wheeler is
planning to come about July / with his
family to spend the summer here
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Heath and their
two children. Eunice and Allen. and his
sister, Miss Ella. came Friday to O. r.
WriEhts. They were old neighbOrs and
friends and came from the same section
Of the county, Adams Centre, in New
York, few years ago.
Herman Eddy, who is recovering from
an attack of grip, came with his family
to take possession Of their new home,
the Willard farm Monday. Pliny Gale,
an uncle of Mr.. Eddy, will live with
them. Plenty of milk will be furnished