Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10
NEWFANE

Ray Jefts spent sunday at home
Ransom Rhoades was in Saxtons River
Saturday.
R. D. Newton went Saturday to Boston
on a business trip.
Mrs. Belle Knapp visited in Athens the
latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward II. Eager returned
to New York Saturday morning.
The Iarkin club of ten met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Fred Smith
Miss Mary Stilson has returned from
a visit to her home in Londonderry.
Mrs. Jane Railway Of Wilmington is a
guest this week at Frank Railways.
Mrs W. H. Goodnow returned from
Cambridgeport Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruth Gray is attending com
mencement exercises in Townshend.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Morse is visiting her two
sons and her daughter in Londonderry.
There was a frost here Saturday and
another Sunday, which did considerable
damage
Miss Loina Davis went Thursday to
Townshend to work for Miss Harriet
Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs George Andrews of Hoo
sick Falls n. Y. are visiting at c. L.
Hescocks.
Alvin White sold his horse in Towns
hend this week and bought another in
Bratteboro.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Hamlin are
visiting relatives in Canada and New
York state.
After spending some time at home Fred
Daniels went Monday to Meriden, n.
H, to work.
Mrs. Claude Maher is spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Barlow
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Eldridge Alden Of
Greenfield were visitors over Sunday at
W. H. Knowltons.
Mrs. c. w. Conklin and little daughter
of New Haven are summer guests at
River View farm.
Landlord Benson of the County House
has a fine horse which he bought last
week in Pixies Falls.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Moore
will preach on the Mustard Seed" from
the text Mark 4: 1922.
Dickerman Rider and son, Paul, who
were guests at H. A. Carpenters, have
returned to Bellows Falls.
over IS was cleared from the ice cream
sale Memorial day. Miss Maude Howard
had the matter in charge.
In the Grange meeting Wednesday
evening Arthur Railway exhibited rye
which was six feet high.
Miss Emily Hall of South Norwalk,
Conn, came Monday to spend several
weeks at Davidson Naples.
Mrs E. A Freeman of Brattleboro
came Monday to visit her brother, H. E.
Howe, returning Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Underwood, who spent a
few days with relatives here, returned to
Townshend Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Jenison of Dummerston, who had
been visiting her daughter, Miss Maud
Howard, has returned home.
Nellie Moulton went Monday to Will
Evansville to help Mrs. Nathan Perry,
who has opened her home there.
Henry Knapp of West Brattleboro
came Friday to visit his brother, George
Knapp, returning home Wednesday.
Frank Rogers, an old soldier who had
been visiting his nephew, George Bush,
has returned to his home in SPRING
field.
Mrs. Della Tuthill Kenney and Miss
Mary L. Platt are spending a week or
two in Brattleboro, occupying rooms at
II Grove street.
1t is reported that William Rand lost Is
of his early chickens one night last week
and that A. T. Edwards missed some Of
his hens about the same time.
Ernest Cudworth of Londonderry and
Mrs Harry Cudworth of Northampton,
who were guests of their sister, Mrs.
Bert Morse, have returned home.
Emma Moulton and Maude Howard
gave very intesestng reports of the
County Christian Endeavor convention
held recently in Westminster West.
Mrs B. c. Eager went Saturday to
board at ]. D. Pierces. During the
absence of Mrs. Davidson her summer
guests are also taking their meals there.
Rev. and Mrs n, S. Moore were APP
pointed delegates to the 115th annual
meeting of the Vermont Congregational
conference to be held in MONTPELIER June
14-16.
Frances Bennett, a student at Yale and
a summer visitor here last year, will
come for a short stay at Davidson Ma
pies Immediately after the Yale Harvard
game.
An automobile party of ten from
Northampton were guests over Sunday
at the Inn and two brothers, Drs. Thorn
dixie of Boston, were guests the first of
the week.
Mrs G. Z. Davidson went to Towns
bend Tuesday to attend the commence
ment at Leland and Gray seminary. Her
grandson, Milon Park Osgood, is one Of
the graduates.
Mrs. J. A. Butler, who had been with
her aunt, Mrs. Eager, several weeks, went
Saturday to East Jamaica to visit rela-
tives before returning to her home in
New York city.
In the w. c. T. L, meeting next week
Friday flower mission day will be OBJ
served. Flowers, jellies and canned fruits
are solicited for distribution among the
sick of the village
Miss Xanah Coolidge, who had been
with Mrs. j. NJ. Kenney a few months,
returned Saturday to her sisters in
Peru to stay two weeks. She will go
TO Dorset remain through the summer.
Mrs. Lila Ingram is at DR.. Whites in
Williamsville this week while DR.. and
Mrs. White are in Barre to attend the
graduation at Goddard seminary, their
SON. Aaron being one OF the graduates.
Frank Gibson, who, with his father,
lived here a few years ago at their
river farm, has been visiting in town