Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-29
NEWFANE

York tomorrow.
About 30 couples attended the dance in
union hall Friday evening.
Miss Olive Eager went Thursday to
visit relatives in Brattleboro.
A. II. Farnum has sold his three year
old colt to Prof. G. X. Cherrie
Dan p. Thompson was in town We'd
nesday with his new automobile
Marcus Wellman has bought the In
dian motorcycle of VIII Hazelton
A Waiting party will be held in Union
hall this evening. All are invited.
Mrs. G. X. Cherre has II turkeys
Matched from a setting of 10 eggs,
Ariel Cameron of Norfolk Conn, is a
guest of his cousin, Samuel Wiswall and
family.
1t is expected that Rev. A. c. Hunt
of North Reading, Mass, will preach
here next Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parsons are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. c. S. Will
son, in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs John Covey and daughter
are spending week or two at their
home in Hill, N II.
Miss Edith Kempe and sister of
Springfield are summer guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Jones.
Miss Shirley Thayer OF Brattleboro,
VINO came lnuTSudN 10 Nlsll hllS5 NdpSl
Hazelton, returned Sunday.
F. S. Knight of New York city Is a
summer guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Jones at Glenmere a week.
There are five inmates at the county
Jail this week. AL but one were com
mitted from Bellows Falls.
Miss Ruth Farnum returned from
Westminster and went Thursday to visit
her grandparents in Wilmington.
Mrs. Janet Gates was the guest of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Horace French,
in Brattleboro, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harrington of ia
maica were guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Jefts, over Sunday.
Rev. o. L. Newton and Sidney Hes
cock of Wlliamsvile are making inside
repairs in the new sehoohouse in this
village,
Miss Mabel Winchester and brother
Gerald, of Guilford are spending a few
weeks with their grandmother, Mrs. d.
S. Ballou.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and
daughter, Hazel of Boston were guests
of her brother, w, p. Eames, from Fri
day to Sunday,
Miss Ruth Stevens of Brookline is
helping at John Whitaker's. She will
remain there and attend school in the
village this fall.
Supervisor Carlton D. Howe, Mrs.
Howe and their little daughter, Eliza
beth. returned Saturday to their home
in Essex Junction.
Rev. Guy Lamson has bought a spring
of Mr.. Barber, below his sugarhouse,
and is having running water brought to
his summer home.
Mrs. A. w. Rawson of South Lon
donderry is visiting her brother. Land
lord Benson, and his family at the
Windham County House.
BY breaking his gasoline engine A. H.
Farnum has been delayed in the work
on their new house. They expect to
move into it about Aug. Is.
In regard to the tank of ice water at
our railroad station, supplied by the w.
C. II. u, is is announced that paper
cups are to be furnished soon.
Adelbert Rhoades and family are camp
ing out a week while he is helping cut
the hay on the David Davis farm, now
owned by Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodenough.
DIR. Holmes and his wife and two
daughters have been guests of Rev, and
Mrs. Guy Lamson week. They return
ed Tuesday to their home in Hyde Park,
Mass.
Mrs. Viola l. Chase and Miss Stella
Micott went Monday morning with
another party from South Londonderry
to Alerton beach, near Boston, to stay
a few weeks.
Olive and Lawrence Lester of Ware,
Mass. came last Thursday to visit their
aunt Mrs. r. D. Newton, and family.
Their father, Thomas Lester, will join
them here Saturday.
Seven telephone men are at the Inn
this week a new telephone, 22-31, has
been placed from Lewis Halls to f. f.
Phillips's Other repairs are being
made on lines near here.
Miss Lulu, Miss Dorothy and William
Newton, children of Marshall d. and
Annie Newton, have been visiting their
grandparents and sister, Annie, the past
four weeks. They will return today to
their home in Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Farnum and Rich
ard Park went Saturday to Lake War
rem in East Alstead. While there they
picked 30 quarts of blueberres and
caught over so pouts and perch. They
returned home Monday night.
Mrs. Otis Bramhan, a sister Of Mrs !
Caswell- Broad, and her husband of Bos-
ton, and Rev. Joseph Clark, a brother |
of Mrs. Broad, of New York city spent |
Friday at Bencasson cabin on Newfane |
hill.
1t is reported that Frank Rose of. Will |
Evansville has hired the dwelling house |
above the village on the Wardsboro |
road, owned by Horace Wood, and with |
his wife and six children will come there
soon to live.
Mrs. Karl d. Maher, Miss Margaret
and Miss Winnifred gave a very sat
isfactory ice cream sale at the clubroom |
Tuesday afternoon. They will give |
another at the same place tomorrow |
afternoon and if successful will continue
through the season.
The ladies' aid society Is planning to |
hold its fair and food sale in the church |
Vestry on the afternoon and during the |
evening of Aug. Is. They will make a |
specially of aprons, quilts and handker-
chiefs. Other fancy articles also will |
be on sale. No regular supper will be
served, but ice cream will be sold
A strikingly interesting discourse was
given Sunday morning in the Congre-
gational church by Rev. Guy hanson,
secretary of the New England division
of the American Baptist Publishing So
ciety. Mr. Lamson first interested the
children by a five minutes bee story.
which came under his own observation.
He also preached in the evening
Last week Thursday evening about 25
members of lodge No. 70, ]. o. o. f.,
accepted an invitation to visit Wards
boro lodge. The third degree was con-
ferred on a class of nine candidates |