Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-01
NEWFANE

Judge Martin was at the Naples We'd
nesday
stephen Foster lost good work horse
this week
Leon Pike and family went last week to
Pixies Falls.
Royal Pike. a former resident of this
town, is visiting here
BENJAMIN Barlow Of Wilmington is at
work for ]. D. Maher
w. T. Bruce was a guest Sunday of
Mrs w. II. Goodnow.
Miss Evelyn Hardy of Wardsboro is at
work for Mrs. ]. d. Pierce
Mrs. Alice Micott is in Hinsdale visit
ing her son, Merton Micott.
Francis Theodore Bennett, a student at
Yale. is a guest at Davidson Naples.
George o. Davis of Norwood was
weekend visitor at H. j. Batchelder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes of Maiden spent
a few days this week at Edwin Jones's
Miss Mabel williams OF Chesterfield is
a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. George Bush.
Mrs. Louis Bresin and two children
are at ]. d. Pierce's to stay few weeks.
G. D. Wright and son. Arthur, returned
Tuesday to their home in Theresa, n \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Keith Of Provi-
dence are summer guests at River View
farm.
Mrs. Lewis Ballou and Mrs. Alfred Bal
lou Of Cleveland, O., are guests at W. c.
Ballous
The farmers are beginning to cut their
grass, Of which there will be good crop
this year
Truman Wallace, who is employed in
Brattleboro, moved his family there
Thursday.
Miss Mary Kelsey OF South Newfane
will work for Mrs o. r. Wright during
the summer.
Work which has progressed well on the
sidewalks will be discontinued now un-
Ill after haying.
L. H. Whitney and Fred Underwood
are building a veranda this week at
Lewis Higgins's.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wheeler Of West
Townshend are visiting her sister, Mrs
Samuel Wiswall.
Mrs. Charlotte L. Underwood is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs w. Z. Wheeler,
in Williamsville
The w c. T.. L. will hold a food sale
in the church vestry tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
c. D. Allen of West Chester Pa, is in
town this week in the interest Of the
Sharpes separator.
Miss Cora Rich of Washington, D. c.,
was the guest of her cousin, Leon Pike,
and family last week.
Mrs. Lucy GOSleN accompanied DIs anu
Mrs. Osgood to Burlington Saturday for
treatment in the hospital.
Miss Stella N1cott went Saturday to
South Londonderry to care for Mrs
Florence Pierce, who is i'll.
Mrs. Karl Maher has been spending
the week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Brown, in BrattleborO.
Mrs. Nina OMear a nurse from Brat
tleboro, has come to care for Mrs. B, c.
Eager, who is more comfortable
Mrs. A. T. Edwards went to Braintree,
this state, the first of the week to attend
the reunion of the Wright family.
Howard sprague of Turner'S Falls is
spending his vacation with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner.
Mrs. a. H. Farnum has been busy
since her school closed taking people to
and from Brattleboro in her automobile.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold food sale twice month during the
summer. The dates will be decided soon.
c. c. Barlow of Wilmington and Hosea
Mann OF Torrington, Conn, were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maher over Sun
day.
Several pupils in the village school will
go TO Townshend July Z and TO take
examinations in Leland and Gray semi
nary.
Rev. Guy C. Lamson and family came
last week to their summer home here. Mr.
Lamson returned Wednesday to Hyde
Park
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gray have return
ed from Orange. Miss Ruth and Miss Ar
line will not return until after the Fourth
OF July.
Frank Paterson, bright little lad, who
attended Mrs. Farnum's school in Brook
line has come to spend the summer in
her home.
burg came Thursday night TO spend a
week or 10 days in the home of his son,
c. 4. Nichols.
Mrs. Eliza Stiles spent a few days with
Mrs. George Dickinson in Williamsville,
while her daughter, Florence, has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bush returned
Tuesday from their automobile trip to
visit friends and relatives in Springfield,
Westhampton and Spofford.
Mrs. G. E. Davidson has returned from
Burlington, During her absence her
summer guests took their meals at the
Windham County House.
j. G. Martin, F. A Dewitt, r. w.
Rand and H. A. Carpenter attended the
Republican conventions in Montpelier
Wednesday and Thursday.
\ good deal of damage has been done
by the deer at the Bruce farm, almost
all of the 200 young fruit trees being nip
ped and badly eaten by them
DR.. and Mrs II. L. Britton and son,
Leslie, Of Hyde Park, Mass, and Mrs
Britton's mother of Montreal, have come
10 take possession of their summer home
on West river
Mrs. Z. ], Butterfield went Monday to
Mortified and after visiting friends there
and attending the meetings she will
spent a few weeks in other places before
returning home.
The Grange is preparing a program this
week TO be given July 10, when neighbors'
night will be observed in West Dummers-
ton. The Grange there will furnish the
supper and our Grange the program.
Next Sunday morning before the COM
munion Rev. n. s. Moore will preach on
the subject Sovereignty of Jesus" from
the text Phil q 10. At the evening SER
vice he will speak on Lights along the
shore"
Green peas from their own garden were
furnished for the summer guests at Ma
pie Row farm Monday. Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock they all took a trip to
Brattleboro and returned home in the
evening, having to come all the way in
the rain.
In the meeting of the Homeland circle
Wednesday Mrs n, S. Moore reviewed
the history of Fisk university, established
by the American Missionary association
giving special attention to the wonderful
Of ha TNielr it1h eFr -.