The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-11
NEWFANE.

wedding bells are in the air
l.. 4. Cook Of Greenfield was m town
this week, o.,
Nelson grey Is working in Cooks mill
in Brooklinc.
Mrs. Alice Pierce is assisting Mrs
e. +. Davidson.
Miss Ruth Strceter was In town Tues
day and visited nt \. II. Farnum s.
Rey, and Mrs. Davies of London
derry visited at j. ID. Pierce 5 tins week
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maher We're
visitors In town this week for rev
days,
Prank Barber of Montpelier was IN
town Wednesday aud called ON old
friends
Loan Pike celebrated his birthday
recently and received shower OF o.
postcards.
Mrs. Blanche Goodnow.Pratt arrived
at The Films Monday night for a TWO
weeks visit.
Mrs. W. II. Eager was a guest of her
sister. Mrs Albert Austin, for Few
DAYS this week.
Rev, 4. c. Hunt. who has preached
here the past two SUNDAYS, viii speak
next SUNDAY in Jamaica,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farnum have
moved into their new house this week.
Hermon Eddy's team moved their
goods.
Miss Alice Perham was at Newfane
inn Thursday exhibiting embrOideries,
Mexican drawn work and stamped
goods.
Dana Morse of Nebraska called on
Mrs. II. 4. Carpenter recently. Mr..
Morse was an old school teacher of Mrs.
Carpenter
George X. Davis went Tuesday TO
Peru to visit his relatives aud friends.
He will remain for the Old Home Week
celebration.
Miss Lillian Redfeld is having a
weeks vacation from the telephone
office and is visiting in Brattleboro and
West Wardsboro.
Henry Rowe was hurt Saturday. while
at work driving spikes on the railroad:
A spike hammer struck him on top OF
the head and injured him badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry LYMAN and three
children and Walter Grey have returned
to their home, after visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Grey.
Landlord NJ. p. Benson and family
will soon move to Enosburg Falls where
Mr. Benson will be proprietor of a
livery stable. Newfane will be sorry TO
lose this family.
The remaining members of the party
of French girls from Putnam, Conn,
who have spent their vacation at the
Windham County house, returned TO
their homes Monday.
Edward Saiselin, the Young man from
Mt Hermon who has supplied the pull
pit of the Congregational church so ac'
ceptably two Sundays, will preach again
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Henrietta Ryder and three chill.
dren, Paul, Harold and John, returned
to their home in Bellows Falls Monday,
after visit with Mrs. Ryder S parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Carpenter. Allen
RYDER remained with his grandparents
for longer visit.
Mrs. Kate Benedict returned from
her visit in Williamsyille last week.
Mrs. Benedict was accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Susie Wheeler. and two
children, Ruth and Richard. who re-
NAMED for a few DAYS visit. Mr..
Wheeler Joined his family at the Bene.
diet home Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society is making
plans for a very pleasant social affair
to be held Aug. IS on the lawn in front
of the church. Fancy articles. aprons
and quilts will be on sale during the
afternoon and evening. Ice-cream and
home baked food will also be sold.
Everyone far and near is cordially IN
vited to be present and make tins lawn
party success.
Thirty-fve members of Newfane
grange went to Townshend Friday ana
in the forenoon worked the third de-
gree Dinner was served at noon. The
afternoon was spent in social games. A
ball game between the women and men
was one of the attractions. The right
hand was not used by either side. Four
INNINGS were played at the end OF
which the score stood IA to IL in favor
of the women.
The election of officers in the Chris
tian Endeavor society took place Tues
day evening. The officers for the ensu-
ing six months are: President, Harriet
Newton: vice president, Mrs. ID. ii.
Rhoades; secretary, Maude Railway;
treasurer, Ruth Gray; lookout commit.
tee, Maude Railway. Mrs. Dewitt and
Christy Benson; prayer meeting com
mittee, Mrs. Grace Rhoades, Nellie
Hamln and Arthur Railway; missionary
committee, C. i. Hescock, Mrs. b. e.
Knapp and Ruth Gray: flower commit
tee, August, Christy Benson and Rob;
ert Pratt; September, Ruth Farnum and
Lillian Redfeld; October, Mary Benson
and Agnes Moulton; November, Emma
Moulton and Maude Howard; Deem
Der, Harriet Newton and Ruth Gray;
January, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoades; ilnfor.
nation committee, Maude Railway,
Mrs. Hescock and Mary Benson; social
committee, August, Nellie Hamlin; Sep
TENDER, Mrs. Dewitt; October, Ruth !
Gray; November, Mrs. G. L. Hescock;
ref Maher: January, Emma Moulton.