The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-20
NEWFANE.

Blessed be the sand man who sprin,
kles the sidewalks,
Miss Loina Davis is assisting in the
+ family of Bert Morse.
Frank A. Dewitt returned to Mont.
pelier Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A.. ii. Farnum closed her school
i in Brookline this afternoon,
Mrs. Mary Cakes visited her sister,
Mrs, George Solandt last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Shephardson of
Londonderry are spending a few days
at the Newfane Inn.
Miss Christie Benson is out again,
/ after being quarantined with diphthe.
ria.
Mrs. George Bush entertained. over
Sunday, her father and her uncle and
his wife.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Alice Pierce Thursday after,
noon at o clock.
Mrs. y. =, Moore and Mrs. Laura
Munger went Wednesday to Linden
Lodge to spend n feWdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWeese p. Dewitt of
Brattleboro visited at +. A. Dewitt s
Tuesday. They took dinner at Newfane
Inn.
Miss Jennie Underwood is supplying
church during the absence of Miss Har.
riet Newton.
Mrs, X. d. Newton and daughter,
Miss Harriet Newton. are spending
two weeks with relatives and friends in
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maher are ex.
ta1 e.. 20 lA.. tsa
week. We shall be glad to see the
house lighted again.
The clear, bracing weather is no
doubt more healthful than the warmer
DAYS of last week, but il PLAYS havoc
nevertheless with the waterwOrks.
The Homeland circle will meet with
Mrs. n. 5. Moore Wednesday afternoon
nj 3 o'clock. Each member is asked
item.
Arthur Howe lost valuable COW
last week. 4 small potato, which had
been fed to her, lodged in her throat
and choked her, SO that il was neces-
sary to kill her,
Miss Lillian Chase is spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elery Chase. Miss Chase expects to re-
lily of Rev. DR., j. X. Cow.
Among those who are i'll with chick.
en.poX in district No. are Anna
Goodenough, Amy Kent, Marvin futile,
two children of Mrs. Stella Cherrie.
and the children of Mrs. William vii.
son.
The Union Hall Helpers will serv.
a dinner in Union hall Saturday at - |
o clock. The creamery association will
hold its meeting in Union hall Satur |
day. All are invited to attend the din |
ner.
l.. A. Cook has finished his lumber
Job on the Allbee lot and the mill is
being taken down. II will be moved |
next week to the Cutler place. This
Job will be long one, lasting about
five months.
Birchard post and the Woman S Re
lief corps held Joint installation OF
officers in Townshend Saturday.
Those who attended the installation
from here were Mrs Alice Pierce, Mrs.
David Ballou, Mrs. Belle Knapp, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter, Mrs. Lizzie
Gray and Mr.. and Mrs George Parsons.
Walter Wright who has been very
i'll with grip for several weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
r. Wright, is gaining slowly He was
bolstered up in bed Sunday for the first
time since he was taken i'll, and is Just
beginning to take solid food. He hopes
to be able to return to his studies by
April.
The books of the Windham County
Jreamery association show for the year
1910, HISS pounds of butter was
made and $50, 1904 paid patrons at an
40 20, II
FOR butterfat. This is considerable
Increase over the business of 1909, and
he number of patrons for January,
1911, is % more than January, 1910.
L. p. Osgood caught peculiar bird
Tuesday. As he was driving along he !,
,spied the bird hopping about the !
meadow, and after about Is minutes
in catching it, 1t has long G
leck and bill. The plumage is white \
IN head, throat and the under part of !,
he body. The back is spotted, white
md blush The bird has web feet and 5
apparently belongs to the water.
Friends of George Wilson, grandson
# Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons, will :
egret to learn of his illness with
Hood poisoning at the Brattleboro Me-
norial hospital Mr.. Wilson, who is
mployed by the S. A. Smith company
1 BrattleDoro, stuck SILVER IN ms
nee about six weeks ago. The silver
vas removed with knife that had d
zen used to remove covers from cans.
Blood poisoning set in and Mr.. Wilson Ii
vent to the hospital He has left the
ospital twice, but has been obliged to b
eturn for further treatment.
The annual meeting of the corpora !,
ors of the Windham County Savings "
ank was held at the Windham County
avings bank Tuesday. These officers b
yere elected for 1911: President, p.
|. Rutter; vice-president, G. B. vii. b
ans; treasurer, f. A. Dewitt; board
f trustees, p. II. Rutter, Z. B. Batch il
lder, b. c. Eager, +. A. Dewitt, j. II. r
Ware, H. II. Holbrook, W. c. Halliday,
. M. Powers, G. B. Williams, n. M. Al
ee, j. M. Kenney; board of invest D
tent, p. II. Rutter, r. B. Batchelder, r
. A. Dewitt, j. NJ Kenney, G. b. viii &C
ans; auditors, w. G. Halliday, H. Fl.
-olbrook, j. M. Powers. About 25 g
were present. A bountiful Q
inner was served by Landlord Smiley ii
, about "a. Mrs. D. p. Dewitt, Mrs. lie
. A. Dewitt, Mrs. T. M. Albee, Mrs.
ark Holland, Mrs. Charles Willard d.
nd Mrs. Boutell took dinner with the NJ
ockholders. Ii