The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-02
NEWFANE.

evening,
Hermon Howe returned to his HON,
Monday night.
Darwin Howard has recently pur
chased motorcycle.
Mrs, George Wilcox is assisting in tn,
family of John kenney
Mrs. T.. c. Moore is gaining and abb,
to sit NJ n short time each day.
Harold Ryder is at the home of hi,
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. II. \. Car
penter.
Mr., aud Mrs. \. II. Furnum and Mrs
Stella Cherrie visited Sunday in vii
mington.
Mr., aud Mrs. Frank Pierce of Lon.
donderry are guests of Mr. and Mrs. d.
a, Benson.
Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting
home in Chester.
Mrs, y. 5, Ballou is having her house
painted. William llazeton and son are
doing the work.
Malcolm Rice. who spent last summer
at NJ. q. Howe s, came last week TO re.
main during the summer months.
Mr., and Mrs. W, II. Newton of Wal.
! lngfOrd, Conn, visited his sisters the
Misses Fannie and Mary Newton, Tues
day.
Among those ON the sick list are Mrs.
10. X. Wright aud Mrs. Lila lngraham
Miss May Lamfear Is at work in the
| Newtane inn.
Mrs. Lena Dewitt and little daugh-
ter Charlotte, went Thursday to West
hampton TO visit AT II, j. Batchelder 5
and George Batehelder's.
Mrs. Martha Oatman, who has been
caring for Mrs. Dclbert II. RhOades, re-
turned to her home SUNDAY Her place
is taken by Mrs. T.. j. Butterfeld,
Mrs. Thomas Lester and two little
daughters returned to their home in
Ware Mass, Wednesday after a visit
with their aunt, Mrs. r. ID, Newton.
Mrs. Craig, sister of Mrs. George
Parsons. and her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Dougall, and daughter. Evelyn, are
guests AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Parsons.
Walter Wright. a student at the agri
cultural school in Lyndonville. came
Saturday night to remain until We'd
nesday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
O. X, Wright.
Moore free library is open again to
the public. Beginning June !, the
library will be open Wednesday and
saturday of each week, the hours being
the same ms formerly.
Lillian Smith. Lillian Redfeld and
Mabel IlaZelton are preparing to take
the examination for entrance TO the
high school. This examination will be
held in Williamsville.
Charles Benson was in Wilmington
Thursday aud Friday of last week. re-
turning to his home SATURDAY. morning.
He went to carry the w. c. T. L. dele.
gates to the county convention held IN
that town.
Mrs. Clarence Nichols and two chill
dren, Wayland and Margaret, are visit
ing at her home in Lunenburg. Mrs.
George Bush accompanied her. Mrs.
Nichols will be absent few weeks.
Mrs Bush will return home this week.
Mrs. n. S. Moore returned to her
home Friday, after an absence of nearly
three months spent in the west with her
son, George, who has recently gone up
into the mountains TO examine n reser.
voir Mrs. Moore returns somewhat i'm |
proved in health.
The morning service at the Congrega |
tional church SUNDAY was appropriate |
to Memorial dav. Birchard post and |
the Woman 5 Relief corps attended the |
service in a body. Special music was
by a male quartet and the
choir. The church was tastefullv deco |
rated with flags and potted plants
\ feature of the pre-Memorial eXer-
cises held Monday was the fife and drum
corps which accompanied the children |
to the cemetery. The bass drum was
PLAYED by Raymond Pratt. the snare
drum by Noble Pratt, the fife by Arthur
Rand of Townshend, and the cymbals by
Comrade Foster Whitaker. After the |
exercises the teacher, Mrs. Farnum, |
served ice cream to the children. old I
and those who assisted in max
ing the exercises a success
At the county convention of the
Women 5 Christian Temperance union
held Thursday and Friday in Whining
ton the local society was represented by
three members: Mrs. Gratia f. David
son, Mrs. Eliza j. Butterfeld and Mrs.
Alice Pierce. Mrs. Davidson was enter
tanned in the home of Attorney and Mrs.
>. f.. Butterfield. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs.
were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amasa Grout, former residents of
Although the convention
was small, the delegates report a fine
Meeting and a delightful trip. They re-
,urned to their homes Saturday.
Pre-. Memorial exercises were held
Monday afternoon in Union hall. The
program gwen consisted OIL Tue Hollow /.
ng numbers: Song. Battle Hymn of
he Republic; recitation, Ralph De
Witt; recitation. Mildred Eddy; song,
Cover Them Over; recitation, Ruth
Farnum; exercise, Our Flag; recitation,
Maher; recitation Delmer
Rowe; song, We Come With Gifts of
flowers; recitation. Lillian Smith: reci-
alton, Gilbert and Roy Pike: recitation,
Helena Switzer; recitation. Leslie Dan
Il. A e.. |
Iaher; exercise, North and South; reel
alton, Lillian Redfeld; recitation, Der,
lice Edwards; recitation. Clara Win.
hester; recitation. Carrie Benson reci- !
alton. Agnes Moulton. A march closed :
he excellent program. After the exer
ises the children marched to the Gene
cry, where they decorated the soldiers I