Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-19
NEWFANE

Herman A.. Howe is at home from Es-
sex Junction.
Fred Daniels returned home from Will
mington Friday.
Miss Edna Marcy is spending a few
days in Brattleboro.
Fred Burlingame is the night watch
man at the steam mill.
Miss Nellie Hamlin is at Mrs. Herman
Eddy's to stay a few weeks.
Mrs. Della NJ. Kenney, who was i'll
last week, is able to be out.
on account of illness Miss Mabel
Hazelton is kept at home from school
this week.
George Goodenough has a new heavy
pair of work horses which he bought in
Greenfield.
Miss Corey, a trained nurse from Brat
tleboro, came Tuesday night to care for
Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Charles Sumner Wilson is here
this week to help care for her father,
George w. Parsons.
VIII Hazelton went Wednesday to
Brattleboro, having engagement as
chauffeur for ]. c. Howe.
The fish supper given Friday evening
by the ladies' aid society was very sat-
isfactory and well attended.
Deacon Edward Grout of West Towns
itllh SIT liz blONlNlp OOtl
from Monday to Wednesday.
]. D. Maher is setting out this week a
variety of apple trees, consisting Of 200,
and about so other small fruit trees.
Mrs. L. NJ. Rice and her mother. Mrs.
Mckee, reached Glenmere last week
Thursday to stay through the summer
Our librarian, Mrs. P. c. Moore, is i'll
with pneumonia. Miss Derry has also
been confined to the house a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamlin Of New
York are guests in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Hamlin.
Henry Rowe caught his hand in the
switch while at work on the railroad
Saturday, and has been unable to work
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren Of Put
ney came Tuesday to spend a few days
with Mrs. Sophia Warren and Arthur 7.
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond c. Lawrence
have come to occupy the farm on the
Wardsboro road, known as the Wallace
Hall place.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley went to South Lon
donderry Wednesday night to visit for a
while in the home of her brother, Lu-
cius Martin.
Rev. n. S. Moore expects to occupy the
pulpit Sunday and to preach on the char
acter and times of queen Esther; text,
Esther 4: IA.
In the regular meeting of the Grange
Wednesday evening the third and fourth
degrees will be conferred. Refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Davis and their
little son, Denman T., Of South London
derry were guests over Sunday of his
brother, Bert Davis.
Dayton Clark, formerly of this village,
now engaged in business in Burlington,
was a guest at a. II. Farnum's from
Saturday to Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Whitaker, who has been
caring for Mrs. Phoebe Davis, will take
her soon to her home in Brookline as she
is improving in health.
Mrs. John Waite and little daughter,
Mildred.S who has made a good recov-
cry from measles. returned to their home
in Brattleboro Monday.
Earl F. Davis, Karl d. Maher and
Herbert E.. Howe of Brookline are dele
gates from the Odd Fellows lodge to the
state meetings in st. Adams.
Mr.. Palmer and son, Joe, were here
Monday at their old farm to get the rest
of their household goods. They returned
Tuesday to their home in Gill.
Mrs. Herbert Newton, from Holyoke
and little son, William, are at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. j. S. Smith, during
the latters absence this week.
Miss Blanche Duffee, who was called
TO nurse little James S. Smith and later
Miss Mildred Boyd, returned to her
home in Brattleboro Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson Gray went to st. Adams
TUESDAY as a delegate to the state as
sembly of Rebekahs. Mrs. Herbert E.
Howe Of Brookline went at a visitor.
Miss M%illington of Brattleboro was a
guest over Sunday of Mrs. d. s. Bal
lou. Mrs, Albert Sherman also visited
her mother from Friday until Sunday.
In the annual reading contest at
Iutts college for the Goddard prizes
for the encouragement of oratory, first
prize was won by VIII c. Harvey of this
town.
Miss Harriet T. Newton went to Bos-
ton Wednesday morning. While there
she Will attend THE World in Boston,"
she expects to return home Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, o. Ware were guests
over sunday of his daughter, Mrs. j.
:. Smith. They went from here to Lon
donderry and returned to their home in
Wilmington Wednesday.
A jury was drawn Tuesday forenoon
for the Boyd murder case from Whining
ton, which is on trial this week in county
court. The other jurymen were dismissed
until this case is over.
Miss Sadie F. Underwood came I'D witt
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o
Howe, last week Thursday to spend q
few days in their home. They returned
to Brattleboro Tuesday.
Frank L. Fish, formerly of Newfane
and now OF Vergennes, will go with %
other men from Vermont to Oklahoma
to look over real estate in that locality
in the interests of banks in this state.
The dance given in Union han last
week Thursday evening was not largely
attended. Those present enjoyed the oc-
casion. A good chicken-pie supper was
served at the Windham County House.
Mrs. Marcia Morton, who spent the
winter with Mrs. Della NJ. Kenney, left
Wednesday morning to visit relatives in
Brattleboro a day or two before going
on to her home at Old Orchard, Maine.
The steam mill began to run regularly
Friday and is being run this year by
Harry Edwards. A good number of men
are employed. Bert Davis has charge
of saving the lumber which has been
draw. into the mill yard the past winter.
Mrs. o. o. Wright was very successful
this week. From a setting of 100 eggs
from their own Rhode Island Reds IS
chicks We're Matched. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright received a Jersey calf from the
experiment station Monday night. They
intend to make a specially Of Jersey
stock.
The Grange Ministries of WilliamsVille
viii give an entertainment in Union hall
tuesday evening, repeating the program
winch was so successful in their own
village recently. Wales and Dugan will
play for the dance following Cake and ice