Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-08
NEWFANE

I.
Wednesday to visit relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Carter Of Baldwinsville
are summer guests at Bert Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Tucker spent
Sunday and Monday at the Naples.
Mrs. e. c. Benedict came Thursday to
spend the summer at her home here.
Miss Harriet T. Newton attended a
class banquet in Ware, Mass, last week.
Mrs William Hazelton went Wednesday
to Leydan, Mass to visit her two broth
ers
Mrs. Frances Kerner of New York came
Thursday to the Inn to spend the summer.
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowell of Bellows
Falls were guests Sunday at L. NJ. Ran
dal's
The Birchard woman's Relief corps win
meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. ID. S.
Ballou.
Merton Micott and family of Hinsdale
visited his mother, Mrs Alice Mcott,
Sunday.
A new Estey organ. piano case. has
just been received in the home of F. L.
Hamlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. S. Underwood Of Hins-
dale visited relatives here Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs, A c. Harvey went Monday to
Londonderry to visit her son, Homer
Twitchell
Mrs Nina OMear, who had been car
ing for Mrs. b. c. Eager has returned to
Brattleboro.
Mrs Clara Smith of Chester and Miss
| Ella Baker of Canton, Ohio, are visiting
relatives here.
Rev. T. D. Davies, former pastor
here, and Mrs Davies, came Wednesday
to visit in town.
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| Tuesday morning to his country home in
| West Otis, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis have returned
| from a visit to relatives in Winhal and
| South Londonderry.
F. W. Edwards of Springfield joined
| his family Saturday at Mr.. Knowlton's
| to spend the Fourth
4 Miss Mildred Palmer went Saturday to
| Townshend to work for Mrs. f. B.
| Batchelder two weeks
DIR. and Mrs. Bruce Of Brattleboro are
| with their daughter, Mrs Guy Lamson,
at her summer home here.
| Charles f. Skinner went Wednesday
| to Wilmington, where he Will be engaged
| for about a week surveying
! Miss Loina Davis, who went to South
| Newfane to work at Dan Pratt's, has re-
| turned home on account OF Illness.
Mrs. \. w. Pratt Of North Cambridge
| came Wednesday to spend the summer
| with her son and mother at Elm hall.
Mrs. John Waite and little Mildred of
| Brattleboro are spending a few weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs. d. s. Bal
lou.
Misses Agnes and Grace Bacon and Miss
Margaret Pratt of Boston came Friday to
spend their summer vacation at Edwin
Jones's.
Mrs. w. c, Balou, who had been spend
| ing several weeks with her hister, Mrs.
| Lyman. in Burlington, returned home
| Wednesday,
Prof F. f. Heald and family of Hadley,
Mass, will stay a few days with her sis
ter. Mrs. A. H. Farnum, en- route to
| Jacksonville.
Mrs. Henrietta Ryder and her four
| children of Bellows Falls are spending a
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. II.
| a. Carpenter.
The subject of Mr.. Moore's sermon next
| Sunday morning will be, 1.-THE liberty
| wherewith Christ makes US free from
| the text, Gal. s. l.
DR.. A. ]. Grout of Staten Island came
the latter part OF last week and with his
| wife will spend the summer at their log
| cabin on Newfane hill.
w. p Eames is taking a vacation OF
| week or more in Boston. While he is alb
| sent his brother Scott Eames Of Brattle
DOrO, VIII ne IN the store.
| Mr. and Mrs Norman A Wheeler, his
| daughter, Mrs. Harriet Martin, and son.
| Norman, came Saturday to spend the
| summer al the Newfane Inn.
Mrs Clifford Chafer and two children.
| who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wilcox, returned Satur
day to their home in Albany.
Mrs. Alice Hescock Randall will not
come to Newfane this year until August
as they are moving from their present
home to Winter hill in Somervllle.
Prof. C. X. Cherrie and friend, Mr.
Mcintosh. came Friday to spend the
Fourth in the home of Mr.. Cherrie. both
returning Tuesday morning to New York
Mrs. VIII Allen and children of Jamaica
are guests this week OF her sister, Mrs
Samuel Wiswal Ora Severance was also
a guest of his sister, Mrs. Wiswall, July
The Republican county convention
| Tuesday was largely attended, including
delegates, spectators and summer guests.
a report Of it will be seen in another col
umn.
| f. f. Caduc of Boston arrived Thurs
day to spend the summer at Davidson
Naples and Miss Florence Clark OF North
I.ampton is a guest there to remain a few
weeks.
Mrs. Maria Coleman of Windham, who
has been for the past ten weeks at F. A.
DeWitt's, will leave the last of this week
| to visit her daughter, Mrs Herbert Bling
ham, in South Newfane.
The school taught by Miss Edna Marsh
in the union district closed Friday, a
picnic in the Cherrie woods in the after
noon being a very pleasant and happy
| occasion for the whole school.
/ The juniors win give a social Friday
evening, July S, at $50 O'Clock in the yes
try. The program AN evening with
Teddy" will be both instructive and en-
tertaining Refreshments viii be served.
Marshall A. Howe, Phi. D., and wife of
rents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ O. Howe, for a
stay of about three weeks. DIR. Howe has
given some interesting lectures at Bronx
Park since his return from recent trip
to Panama.
Mrs. Phoebe Knapp writes from
| Needles, Cal, where the thermometer has
been 100, that milk is sold for Is cents
a quart and other food supplies at cor
responding prices. On account OF the in
tense heat Mrs Knapp may spend a few
weeks at Los Angeles.
Miss Caroline Thurston of Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Abbey and Mrs. NJ. E.
Lombard of Chicopee, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
f. HoldswOrth of Turner's Falls are
guests at the Newfane Inn. ]. II. Will
liams, cashier of the Bellows Falls Ma
tional bank, and wife were guests over
Sunday.
DR., and Mrs. Frederic L. Luqueer of
Brooklyn and her sister, Miss Prepat, of