The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
NEWFANE.

Rosamond Whitney Is on the sick list
Arthur Grey visited in omnge las, week
Mrs. Margaret Wilcox is visiting friends
in Albany, n. Y.
Miss Stella Micoit has returned to her
DUTIES in Springfield. Mass.
Repain are being made At the Inn, v, II,
Underwood doing the work
Mrs. Hill IL Lunenhurs VI, Is a guest
af her daughter, Mn. G. A. Nichols
Clifton Howe was a holiday guest Of his
parents, Mr. and Ms N, o. Howe
". G. Harvey q Tufts college returned
ihis week to hi- studies after 10 days va
cation,
Miss Mary nlnson vas called last week
10 Enosbug Falls owing 10 the Illness OF
her mother
Mis-. Ruth Grey 81 Brattleboro Is spend
ing a week with her parents, Mr. and MIS-
Nelson Grey
Mr.. and Mrs George Parsons are stop
ping with their daughter Mrs Lyman
Wilson, in Bruttleboro.
Mr. Lucy Davis u Londonderry was q
gttest this week 81 her brother, Landlord
Davis. Of the Mindham County House,
Rnth Allen and Guy Roadway. students
at Leland and Gray seminary IA Town
sheud. are home for the holiday vacation
4. 4. Dewitt and family spent Christ.
mas ,av in limttlchoro IA the home oi
John Dewitt. where 90 sat down 10
dinner,
Mr.. Nelson Grcy, who was called 10
Orange la.t week by the Illness Of hcr
daughter. Mrs. Lyman. has returned,
bringing two little grandsons with her
Rev. and Mrs. Carter entertained on
Christmas day NJ u. c. Eager and danglr
ter Olive, w H. Park and Richard Park,
and Misses lyoena and Iona Davis the
latter assisting Nrs, Carter,
4 large number 81 Odd Fellows aud Re
hekahs gathered at To. o. Y. hall Thurs.
day evening in Observance Of the fifth an
niycrsary OF the institution 81 the Rebrkah
lodge. 4 full account ~ the exercises viii
he given next week.
The largest Christmas gathering. yet ~
ported was nj j. ID. Makers. where 10
pattnok Of dinner, all members ni the
family being present except Mr. aud Mn
4. !. Maher Of Rcadshoro The next
i,,gc.t gathering WAS N thc home 81 Mrs
Charlotte Underwood where II were pne
cnt
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Christmas evening IN the home Of Mr..
IIamlin when his daughter Bessie. was
united IN marriage to Daniel NanN aiken
burg Of West Battleboro. Rev. I. VI,
Merrill performing the ceremony Only
the immediate families were present. in.
cludng the brides brother, George Ham,
lin. and his wife OF New York, and Earl
II r Irtft n
a resident of NcWfane for the past few
wears and the groom was 4 former resi-
dent. Their many friends wish them a
long and prosperous life. Their place 81
residence has not yet been made known.
Ncwianc Grange held it, annual election /
Of officers "Wednesday evening and the fol /
lowing officers were elected M1stcr " /
thur Radway: nyersecr G. X. Chernc; |
lecturer Mrs. II Howe: steward. Leon |
Whitney: assistant steward. Henry Wi 1
son. chaplain. Mrs Frank Roadway: treas
lncr. Kah Malicr: SECRETARY. Maudc Rad I
way: gate keeper. Richard Park: Cores t
Mir. Stella Cherric: Pomona Mrs Cora 4
Flora. Mrs. Edith lockwood .
lads assistant steward Mrs Lena Dewitt; .
pianist, Miss II Newton The officers will .
be- installed at the next regular meeting, I
Ian. 10 by Worthy Deputy Wilson Win .
hester \ new supper committee was APP .
and refreshments Will be served.
What came near being a serious accident 4
1ut fortunately ended in no particular
INJURIES. happened to Ernest and Nellie .
IIamlin last Saturday night When near
heir home they failed to see the bridge
,eyond Bert Wnght's and with horse
md carriage plunged down the hank 10 or
- feet to the hrool; Miss Nellie man
iged TO get home and Mr. Hamlin tclc I
,honed for help and his son George
tarted for the rescue but unfortunately
mashed his lantern and brought up in the
,rook. which he waded and brought Mr..
Wright Ia the rescue Of Ernest and the
cam They were finally landed in the
Dad again, Ernest having a scratched face
mt no damage was done TO the wagon or
ny brcakage to lot OF glassware and
fishes that they were carrying home
All who attended the Christmas exercises
I the church Monday evening enjoyed a
cry pleasing program. The musical pro
ram consisted 1T several songs by Ruth
'arnum. I.Oclla Convey Mabel lIazclton,
Agnes Moulton. Airline Grey, Wmnifred !
Gahcr, Helen SWltZcr and others, with 4
Hiss Ruth Allen, soloist Worthy Of special i
mention was the duet by Master Maryland /
Nichols and Margaret Nichols, aged five
nd three, respectively Much credit is due I
trs Carter. who. had this feature Of the I
rogram in charge Mrs Eta IIescock had I
barge of the readings and excellent recita, +
ions were given hy Mariory flames, Annie !
Mildred Eddy, Ruth Wilson i
nd Minnie Wiswell. Ralph Dewitt gave t
he boys an idea Of his behavior Just be- /
ore Christmas in a very creditahlc man. j,
cr. The decorations were worthy of /
pecial mention. Evergreen trees. wreaths 5
nd strcamcrs were in profusion even he /
'indows were prettily curtaincd with \
trcamers of red. green and white John i
'ovey, who did the work showed much i
kill as decorator o. Il. Wright was :
he general committee and a pleasing
,ature Of the exercises was the presenta
ion by Mr.. Wright. in behalf of the many
riends of Rev f. NJ. Wiswell, of a nice fur
oat as a token of their love and respect,
OF only ms pastor but friend and neigh
or Mr.. Wiswell expressed his heartfelt /
hanks in a few brief remarks. f