The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27
NEWFANE.

: The wood sawyers are busy this wee
with their gasolenes engines,
:. Judge James l.. Martin of Brattle
4 boro was u visitor in town Monday
. The Ladies' Aid society met yester
J. day afternoon with Mrs, Polly Ballou
!; The w. G. II. U. will meet Frida,
afternoon at ESQ o clock with Mrs, G
Il. Davidson.
Norman r. Wheeler of Springfield
/, Mass, was n visitor recently at tn,
Newfane Inn.
! Virgil Ranney has been i'll since Sat
urday and under the care of DIR. Os
good. Pneumonia is feared,
Mrs. p S. Eames and son, Scott, OF
Brattleboro, visited their son and
brother, W. p Eames, Sunday.
Arthur Gray has finished work fol
Earl Davis, and resumed work for L.
A. Cook at his mill in Brookline.
The Union Hall helpers served an
excellent dinner to about 80 the day
of the Creamery Association meeting.
| About $3.50 was added to the treasury.
Miss Lorenza Davis is i'll and under
the care of DIR. Heffon of Wardsboro.
| Mrs. Davis is able to sit up about an
| hour a day.
Miss Myrtle +. Washer of Bratte.
boro came Wednesday night to spend
few days with her cousin, Mrs. +. j..
Butterfeld.
Mrs. George Wilcox came Saturday
to spend a few days with Mrs. Nelson
Gray Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Wilcox
spent Tuesday in Brattleboro.
Miss Sadie Underwood visited in
town recently. Her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harlow Howe, returned to
Brattleboro with her to spend a few
weeks.
Mrs. X. D. Newton and daughter,
Miss Harriet Newton, returned to their
home Thursday, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Fuller of Londonderry,
who has been assisting in the family of
Albert Jefts, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Mary Rhodes is helping in the
family until other help can be secured
Mrs. Edith Farnum closed very
successful term of school in Brookline
last Friday. In the afternoon her pu-
pills enjoyed sleighride to her home,
where sugar party was given in their
honor
Mrs. Chester White of Colrain. a sis
ter of Mrs c. l.. Hescock and Bert
Morse, fell on the ice Tuesday and
broke a leg Just below the hip joint.
Mrs. White is now in the hospital at
Greenfield.
Mrs. Louis Breslin and little daugh
ter, Katherine, of Brattleboro, are with
her mother, Mrs. John Pierce. Mrs |
Breslin will leave her little daughter |
to be cared for by her mother when she |
returns to her home.
Charles Benson has been i'll with |
blood poisoning since last week. He |
hurt his finger on a nail and blood poi
soning developed. His arm is badly |
swollen and bunch has come on the
back of his hand, which the doctor says
will have to be lanced.
l.. II. Cook and son, L. A. Cook, of
are in town looking after
their lumber interests. They are pre-
pairing to move their mill to the Cutler
farm and this week have been digging
post holes and putting up the frame
work. They found the ground frozen
to a depth of is inches.
Mrs. N. S. Moore returned Friday
from Linden Lodge. Mrs, Laura Nun.
ger, who accompanied her, remained
until Tuesday. Mrs. Munger will stay
With Mrs. Davidson for few days and
hen return to Linden Lodge. After
week there she and her brother will
cave for the south, where they will
pend the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter had
narrow escape Tuesday from going '
'ver the bank into West river. AS they |
we're returning home from Townshend, j
he wagon in which they were riding {
LEVIED, and for few minutes it seemed /,
doubtful if they could keep from going S
'ver, but they did, and reached home
afely.>
AT the creamery meeting Saturday
Ulcers were reelected as follows: :
President, j. o. Follett; secretary,
reasurer and manager, l.. H. Higgins; !,
directors, j. o. Follett, F. c. Cutler, III. !
J. Sparks, A. r. Edwards, F. A. Rad >
way, T.. p. Osgood, George E. Ware, A. !,
J. Jones and c. H. Turner. A dividend
f A per cent was declared on the CAPT
al stock. c.. A. Nichols will continue
S butter maker.
George Howard was seriously injured
tuesday,. He and Fred Rice went for
load of hay. As they came out of
he barn the load tipped over, and
Ir. Howard was thrown to the ground. |
lie struck on his side, injuring his
cad, and cutting a cash in his elbow.
doctor was summoned, and, after an
stated that he feared that
lr. Howard had also cracked one hip. :
this is the case Mr.. Howard will be /
oused the rest of the winter.
1t has been wonder to many living !
n Main street that there have been so
sw accidents to the young people.
While coasting on the hill Hazel t
nodes was hurt Tuesday. In trying to t
I'm out for team her sled slowed Il
nd threw her against a tree in front
Lewis Higgins s. She received sew I
.al scratches on her left cheek, two "
,eth were broken out, and small hole \
1t in each lip by her teeth. She will
Q able to be out soon. h
Allan NCherrie, son of Mrs Stella a
herrie, narrowly escaped being Sc g
ously hurt one day last week while
FASTING down a hill in district No. 4. e
M. Kenney was passing along the d
ain road with load of wood when p
Dung Cherrie started to slide down the a
III. Mr.. Kenney saw him coming and,
though he ran his horse, he was unl i,
Die to get out of the road sufficiently !,
avoid being run into by the boy. 7,
he sled on which Allan was sliding ~ ~
as smashed, and he was injured about Il
lie head so that he was unable to be u
1T for day or two. The hill has y
nee been posted against sliding by the q
lectmen. p