The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14
NEWFANE.

Colds are prevalent
The farmers are enjoying a good run
of sap this week.
Miss Ruth Farnum is assisting at the
County House for time,
Miss Mildred BOYD has returned "a
I the Newfano Inn 10 assist during court
time,
Lisle Carpenter Of BratilebOfo /
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II,
\. Carpenter
Clarence Rhodes, who has been en-.
ployed by John McENoy, has finished
work for him.
Charles Benson aud sister, Miss
Mary Benson,. spent a few DAYS recent
w in Bondyille.
Ray Jefts has gone 10 Brookline 10
work for Delbcrt Buckley, drawing logs
into Cook Is mill,
The Lnrkin Soap club met this after.
noon with Mrs. A. II Farnum and was
delightfully."- entertained.
Windham county court convened
Tuesday al O'Clock, prayer being
offered by Rev. n. 5, Moore,
The village school, with Mrs. 4. H.
Farnum as teacher, will begin Monday
Anri Il. About 80 pupils will be on
rolled,
Rev. n. ;. Moore will preach an Eas
ter sermon next Sunday on the subject,
The Living Christ. from the text Luke
24:5, u.
Mr.. llazeltOn is busy papering and
painting for some of our tOwnspeople,
lie has Just finished work for r. A..
Roadway.
Mrs. Grace Wills of Worcester
Mass, and Miss Helen Wilbur Of Hart
ford. Conn. spent Wednesday 40 Da'
wilson Maples's.
Virgil Ranney returned TO his home
last week. after an absence of two
weeks in Providence, X. l., with his
sister and family.
Guests at the Windham County
House last week Were the two little
of Albert Benson-Ola and
llene, of Londonderry
NJ. i. Benson has sold the pair Of
chestnut horses which he purchased OF
LYMAN Randall a few weeks ago TOT
G.. h. Gilman Of Brattleboro.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold It's
next meeting Thursday afternoon,
April 20, mt the home of Mrs. Mary
Rhoades and Mrs. d. II. RhOades.
The Woman 5 Christian Temperance
union met with Miss Mary Newton
Friday afternoon. 4 very interesting
was held, the subject being
Peace.
Ernest Hardy, who has been work, !
ing in New Hampshire. has finished
his job and is in town for a few days
before going 10 work for Deacon
Pierce in Bro0kline.
Mamie Redfeld. who has spent the
winter with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter, has gone TO
to spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage.
Mrs. George Wilcox, who has spent
a part of the winter with Mrs. Nelson /
Gray, has returned to her home. Miss
Airline Gray accompanied Mrs Wilcox
md will remain for a visit,
Miss Lena Randall has returned
from Mortified, Mass, where she has
been employed through the winter
md is assisting Mrs g. +. Davidson,
who is taking court boarders.
The Ladies' Aid society met on
Thursday with Mrs. Virgil Ranney, II
members being present and three visit.
,rs. The society is glad TO welcome a
lew member, Mrs George Wilcox.
Easter Sunday will be observed in
he Congregational church next sun
lay. An appropriate sermon will be
by the pastor, Rev. n. ),
Moore, and the choir viii render an
Caster anthem.
Ransom Rhode has already purchased
700 sap buckets and spouts and plans
o buy new evaporator so as TO carry
IN another year the sugar orchard be.
onging to the place recently purchased
" Belle Knapp
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones and little
laughter, Margaret, of Brattleboro,
pent Sunday at the home of his par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. +. ii. Jones. Mr.
ones returned to Brattleboro Sunday
irs. Jones and little daughter remain
ng for visit of two weeks with Mr. {
nd Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mabel Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce returned
asst week from visit with Mrs. ,
'ierce's daughter. Mrs. Louis Breslin 5
n Brattleboro. Mrs Breslin and her 5
hree children returned with them.
frs. Breslin returned to her home Sat
rday accompanied by her little son,
remaining with their grand.
arents for few days visit. (
The Christian Endeayor society will {
old a special business meeting Tues '
ay evening. The names of Ruth Far J
um and Lillian Redfeld as associate ]
lembers and Fraye Ballou as an active \
lember have been proposed and will /
e voted on at that time. A special |
objection will be taken for the county $
-ork, and each member is expected to $
ontribute. s.
Miss Henrietta Clarke Bemis, of Con !,
ord. n. H., graduate of the Elmer a
On School of Oratory and teacher of
ocution at Leland and Gray seminary, 7
ill give a recital at Union hall We'd
esdav evening, April 10. The enter
linment will be interspersed with
nging and to be followed with a sup !
err of ice-cream and cake. The recital !
i'll be given under the auspices of the
Toman IS Relief corps. V