Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-30
NEWFANE

win Harvey returned to Tufts college |
last week.
Court adjourned Tuesday afternoon
until Friday.
A. r. Edwards is making a large ad-
diton to his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney returned
home Tuesday evening.
George X. Davis is boarding for a
while at Mrs Alice Micotts
Mrs. D. S. Ballou left last week to
visit relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Mary stllson is at work for Miss
Mabel Phillips at the telephone office.
Ed. Howe of Worcester is a guest this
week of his niece, Mrs. Herman y. Eddy.
Mrs. Peter Hardy, who had been visit
ing relatives in Bratteboro, mas returned
home
The Grange fair will be held here
next week on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
PerIey Winchester went last Thursday
to Fan River, Mass, where he has en-
ployment
Hugh Mack moved mis- household goods
from Bratteboro into Herman lIowe's
house Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Dean have taken
farm to carry on in Bratueboro aud
will go there oct. l.
Mrs. Herman Eddy and little daughter
visited her sister Mrs. George Williams.
in Londonderry last week.
w. H. Fisher, who spent the summer
at Thousand Islands, is spending few
days at Rev. L. NJ. Wiswalls.
Miss Edith NJ. Wills of Boston will
give temperance ADDRESS 1uesuaS even
ing IN the CohsresauohaI cHuicH'
A. II. Farnum has his new building
nearly completed and with a new set
of tools is now ready for business.
Mrs Sarah Wood is spending few
weeks at the home of her nephew,
Frank Whitaker in South Newiane
\ NJ Batchelder came Sunday to visit
his brother II. J. Batchelder returning
Tuesday afternoon to his home in Fitch
burg
Miss Harriet Newton and Miss Maud
Railway were appointed delegates to the
state Sunday school convention to be
held in Rutland oct. 1l-l3
Several cases of petty thicving have
been reported in the village during the
past week and Friday night the house OF
, w. B. Park was broken into.
The ladies' aid society will hold its
annual meeting next week Thursday ar-
ternoon in the church rooms. Officers for
the ensuing year will he elected
George Abbott f Brattlcboro is now
shining the lumber which was cut last
winter ot NJ O. Uowc's Mr.. wilkins
,f Dnn,nerston is Ioa5ine- If ON the cars
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Rev. George Burdick OF Crown Point
called at the parsonage Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Burdck has been missionary in
Korea seven years, and has some won
derfuI experiences to relate. He is at
home for years rest.
DIR. Clifton d. Howe, who spent the
summer in Nova Scotia surveying for
the Canadian government, and was at
his home here week. left Monday
morning for Toronto University, where
he is instructor in botany and forestry
w. II. H. Pierce Of Chicago, who at
tended the National Grand Army en-
campment in Atlantic city last week
and has visited relatives in Boston, came