The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
NEWFANE.

HrphifH are being mhnN thls NrHh NJ
the Windhhm County house
Mrs. Lila Ingram was the guest Of
Miss Florence Derry two days this week
Ralph IIosford Of Gecnleld has been
the guest IT his aunt, Mrs l., q, Moore,
this week.
Miss f,oiui Davis has returned 10 her
home after assisting IN the family OF
Iiertc y. Morse
Professor George Cherrie has returned
10 town and will spend the summer
with his family.
Richard Whitaker Of South Newfane
il assisting his uncle. John Whitaker,
through HuRafinR.
There will ho u dance In Union hall
March 3D. Everyone, far aud near, y
| invited Ia be present
Earl Davis will finish his lumber Job
in Jamaica in about two weeks. "
everything works well.
Miss Emily woodcock Of Boston came
last week for two weeks stay ~ inc
Windhhm County hotel.
The safe which the Odd Fellows re.
GENTLY purchased has arrived and was
moved Wednesday TO Union hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols have
| moved this week into the w y.
flames tenement on Main street.
The Christian Endcavor holds social
this evening in the yestry All nte IN
vtod 10 come and have n good time
Rev. y. s. Moore viii preach next
Sunday morning on the subject, Organ.
izniion and Life from tho text Cor.
l12;G.
Mrs. George Wilcox. who has been
caring for Mrs. Brown in Dover, re
turned Monday 10 the homo OF Mrs
Nelson Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bottcflcy and
grandson. Shnler IleTrick. visited their
daughter, Mrs John Whitaker, Sunday
and Monday
Mr.. STAPLES. who has been boarding
with Mrs. Wilson this winter. has gone
10 Brookline 10 nssisi Walter Whitaker
during mRnrinp.
Friends Of Florence Losen. who for.
mcrly lived in BfoOklinc, will regret 10
learn of her recent death from tnbcrcil-
losis in San Diego, Cal.
The sonp club was delightfully."- enter
taincd nj tho home Of Mrs. Fred Under
wood Friday afternoon, Delicious re-
freshmcnts were served.
TIermon Eddy took Claude Maber =
Foods to Wilmington Tuesday Mt.
Eddy had TO wait in Dover for the
roads 10 be plouRhcd out.
A good many from here, no doubt.
will attend the auction In Townsbend
noxt Tuesday, when the household fur.
nishings Of the Townshcnd Inn viii be
sold
There will be six new scholars ~
school this COMING term; William ana
Lillian Smith, Florence White. Roy
pike. Wnylnnd Nichols and Mildred
Eddy.
Rumor snys that during the summer
nm cxtrn train will he run on the West
River division, leaving here about noon.
VIZ hone that this plan win he found to
he advisable
Mr. and Nrc. Claude Mahcr have
moved this week TO Rcndsboro. where
Mr. MINER hhs n position in store.
We sincerely regret the loss Of this lam
ily from our town.
Ncwfane grange is invited 70 meet
with the Williamsville grange TUESDAY
evening. March 2S. Tho local grange
win furnish the program for the even.
ing = entertainment,
Owing 10 the bad weather of SUNDAY
evening The Neal Dow memorial ser
vice WINS not held. The service viii be
held next Sunday evening IN place OF
the regular evening service,
Mrs. Nelson GRAY and daughter, Miss
Ruth Gray, went Thursday to Orange.
Mass. Mrs. GRAY will return the first OF
Tho week. bnt Miss Ruth will remain
in Orange few DAYS longer.
Virgil Rnnncv went Monday TO
Providence, II. I. He will be away
about two wcoks. While there Mr..
Rannoy win assist his sister and family
in moving TO their new home.
In recent letter received from Mrs.
N. S. Moore she writes that she and
her son, George. have rented house
for month. the family owning tho
house being in California for the time.
II IL boped that the school directors
will get the piece of land, which they
have recently purchased for play
ground for the children, in shape so the
children can have II to use this summer.
Mrs, Iiun Ward and three children,
who have been visiting in Williamsville.
returned to John Pierce's Saturday,
where they remained until Tuesday. re.
turning that dnv TO their home in Lon.
donderry.
Barney Mapcc is still in Jail. The
night before he was TO have been re.
leased Taller Benson received letter
telling him to keep Mngee here until
after n meeting of the Jail commission
ers. Two prisoners, tramps, were re.
leased from the county jail Wednesday.
Mrs. james Smith Of Brattleboro was
in town Tuesday. Mrs. A. II. Farnum
carried Mrs. Smith back to Brattleboro.
Mrs. Smith Is u fine pianist and hopos
TO secure class in instrumental music
among the young people In town.
load Of Mr.. Smith e goods reached here
Thursday.
Edward G. Cushing, grandson of the
Int Mrs Lucy G. Cushing and nephew
of the late Baxter G. Gushing, who has
been clerk in the postollice Mt Clinton,
Mass, for the past eight years has
rendered his resignation to take effect
tho middle of this month. He will move
his family about Anrl to South
Acton, whore he win engage. in the
chased of !. r. Durin.
The Berkshire Evening Eagle of
March 4 recorded the denth of Mrs.
Frank Pierson Of Pitts6eld. Mass.
Mrs Pierson was formerly Florence
Newman, daughter OF Rev. Charles and
Anna Steadmnn Newman.l Mr.. New.
man supplied temporarily the Congrepa-
tional church In this place and after
wards returned to marry Miss Stead
man. daughter Of the late william A.
Steadmnn Mr.. Newman g later pastor
atcs were In Lanesboro and West
Stockhridpe, where he died in 1874. BE.
sides her husband. Mrs. Pierson il sur
vived nv two dauchters. n sister. Alice.
Mrs. Martin Natchman Of ALBANY. and
her mother. Mrs. Newman. who Inns
been prnerintendent of Norembega hall
at Wellesley college.