The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17
NEWYANE.


Mis-. Stella Mieott 10 caring Tor MIS-
Lena Dewitt,
~ W. Underwood is doing some TO-
pairing for Bert Wright.
The Sunshine club meets saturday
afternoon with Miss winiffed Mahef'
Park Osrood Of Townshend Is visit
ine his grandmother. Mrs. 6raeia Ia
wilson.
T. ID. Maher picked the dfsi ripe
fruit from his strawberry bed ias'
Tuesday,
Mrs. Sarah Smiley attended the Uni
yersalisis' convention IN bfattiebof"
this week.
William Fisher. formerly u teacher -
the Union district, IL visiting ~ " A.
Wiswall's =.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lorenzo Bush attended
the Grand Army eneampmeni ~ hei'
lows Falls Wednesday.
Mrs, Bert Davis IN entertaining her
brother, Mr.. Peek. and sister, Miss
Ada Peek. Of Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parsons are Wis,
ting In Braitleboro. They attended
tho q. A. Il, eneampmeni at Bellows
Falls.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Mack Of Bellows
Falls, who have been visiting AT Hen
~ Mack's. returned 10 their home
Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. j. Buiteriield went 10 Brat
tleboro Wednesday 10 attend the III.
neral of her cousin. Mrs. Alice Fox, OF
Springfield.
Mrs. Peter Hardy aud Miss Eveline
Hardy spent Tuesday night In town
while on their way from Braiileboro To
Wardsboro.
The intense heat and thunder shower
OF this week were decided change
from the frosis which did 80 much
damage only 10 days ago.
Miss Sadie Strceter, who has just
finished her school in SOUTHAMPTON,
Mass, was a guest OF Mrs. A. II. Far
mum the first Of the week.
Miss Helen Marsh and Miss Marion
Leddy. both Of Brooklyn, y. Y, are
expected today friday as summer
guests Of Mrs. n. II. Knowlton.
William Harvey, who is studying for
the ministry at Tufts college. came FIJI
day night 10 spend the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harvey.
Miss Fray Ballou went TO South Lon
donderry Tuesday 10 visit Mrs. Luey
Davis, who is with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Frank Davis. for the present.
The pictures of the delegates taken
by Porter Thayer of Williamsville ut
the w. &. I. u. convention, held there
two weeks ago, are finished and are
very good.
At the republican town caucus held
here Tuesday evening X. y. Rand, +.
A. Dewitt and III. A. Carpenter were
chosen as delegates 10 both the state
and county conventions.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ballou and daughter, who
have been visiting for the past three
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Randall, returned Saturday to
their home in Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
Friends of Mrs. Gertrude ID. Howe
and the late Mrs. Charlotte Dewitt
will be interested TO know that each
have little granddaughter who have
been given the Christian names of their
grandmothers.
At the regular meeting of Newfane
grange next Wednesday evening the
| Putney grange will be present and fur
nish entertainment. II is hoped there
will be a good attendance to enjoy both
the entertainment and the supper,
which the Newfane grange will serve
Mrs. Gracia Davidson starts the 2lst
for an absence of 10 days. She will
visit her mother in Richmond and at.
| tend the commencement exercises at
| the University of Vermont where her
grandson, Fred ID. Osgood, Of Towns.
bend. will be graduated. Mrs. David.
son will also be present Mt the w. G. T..
U. convention held in Lamoille county.
In place of the regular sermon next
Sunday morning will be the Children s
day exercises, consisting of special mu-
sic and recitations by the little folks.
The annual offering for the Sunday
School Publishing company will be TAX
EN- at that time. In the evening Rev.
Mr.. Moore will speak on the subject,
Boys and Girls Playing in the Streets.
The age of George n Holland, whose
death in Washington, ID. c., June was
reported in several papers last week,
was given in one as 72 and another as
SO. According to the town history.
Mr. Holland enlisted in Company l, Sth
Vermont regiment, in 1861, at the age
of 81. If this is correct he was n years
old 1t is thought that he was born
as was elsewhere stated, but was
brought here at the age of three years
to be reared in the family of his grand
father, Samuel Holland, who lived in
house on the property now occupied by
William Hazelton, mile and half be-
low the village. Mr.. Holland visited
his cousin, Charles B. Holland, part
Of last summer and at that time was in
very feeble condition. He is remem-
bered as a generous man who was much
interested in the town affairs of New