The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
NEWFANE.

, Miss Ruth Streeter was recent guest o
Mrs. Arthur farnum
Mrs. Eliza Butterfeld was in Brattlebor,
Thursday and Friday
Ira Moulton shot deer recently thai
was destroying his crops,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hcscoek visited al
Henry llescock's Sunday
Miss Ruth Stevens of Brookline is work
ing for Mrs, Bertha Whitaker
There was large attendance at tn,
dance held in Union hall last Friday even
ing.
Rev. Mr. Hunt of North Reading, Mass.
is expected to occupy the pulpit next sun
day,
Mrs, d. S, Balou's grandson, Gerald
Winchester, has been visiting her this
week.
The Ladies Aid society serves supper
this tFriday) evening at the church din.
ing room,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Covcy and daugh.
ter, Loella, went away Monday for a
months vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Farnum and Richard Park
went Saturday to East Astead, ~ H., re-
turning ON Monday.
A. H. Underwood carried a large load of
Mrs. Daydson's boarders to NeWfane hill
for a picnic Tuesday
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Howe, with
their child, Gertrude d., will return to
New York Saturday.
Mrs Piper and her daughter, Gertrude
Croker, visited Mrs. Pipers sister, Miss
Laura Rice, last week.
Mr.. and MIR. Ray Harrington aud son
are visiting Mrs Harrington's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jefts.
Mr.. Knight and the Misses Kempe of
Springfield, Mass, came last week for
two weeks stay at Mrs J0nes's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker from Somerville
visited Mrs. Walkers brother, W. p.
Eames, last week at d. \. Bensens
Mr. and Mrs Bramhall and Mr. Clark
came Thursday to the County House and
paid farewell visit to Bencassen Friday,
returning to their home on Saturday
Mrs. c. l.. lIescock went Monday to
Walpole, \. H., for her niece and nephew,
who will spend some time with her on the
farm.
II is rumored that Frank Rose and
family are to move to Horace Woods
place, as the Dickinson farm in Williams
Mrs. Viola Chase and Miss Stella Micott
went Monday, in company with party
Of friends from Londonderry. to Alerton
Beach, near Boston, for a vacation
The food sale on Saturday was well pat
ronized and goodly sum added to the
treasury of the Woman's Christian TEN
pelance union.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rhoades and little |
daughter, Mai, Mrs Mary Rhoades and
Miss Hazel and Clarence Rhoades are
camping out Tor week.
Mrs Ellen Holton and Miss May Cham
berlain, who are spending their vacation t
at their home in West Bratteboro, came
Wednesday to visit their cousin, Mrs, But
terfeld
Professor and Mrs. Carlton d. Howe and
daughter Elizabeth Gertrude. after re-
families at Mr. and Mrs NJ o. Howes.
took the return trip to Essex junction this
week.
Mrs. Newtons niece and nephew. Olive
and Clarence Lester, have been visiting at
r. ID. Newtons this week Their father,
Thomas Lester, will join them Saturday to
spent Sunday They will return to their
home in Ware, Mass, Monday.
The Ecold water" supply furnished BY
the W. c. T. L. fund is to have the accom-
paniment Of paper cups In this day, how
ever, of public cup prohibition" BY state
authority, all travellers should be provided
with personal cups. Paper cups mentioned
are intended for all emergencies
Newfane grange received an invitation
from Iownshend grange to JOIN them III
their picnic Aug 4 and to work the third
degree upon class Of candidates at 10
o'clock. Mrs. A. H. Farnum was appoint
ID to have charge of the marching staff
There will be a rehearsal at Union hall of
he degree team and marching staff
About 30 Of the Odd Fellows went to
IVardsboro Thursday night where the
third degree was worked by the local lodge
IN class of nine. A bountiful supper was
'erved by Landlord Underwood before the
meeting was called to order After the
meeting a fine supper was served by the
aides. All the members report a very en-
oyable time.
The W. G. I. t. food sale of Saturday
met the demand for home cook
ng in baked beans, hulled corn, veal loaf,
i've kinds of New England perpetual
Die, cake. doughnuts. etc. The date for
he next sale will be Aug, ), in the church
lining room, to commence at p. m.
harp in charge of committee composed
i Mrs. G, l.. Hescock and Mrs, j, D.
Pierce
The children had charge of the grange ,
program last Wednesday evening. Cones
# ice-cream were served with cookies.
is the excellent program which J
vas given to an audience Of about $50
Music, Clara Winchester: recitation, Olive |
eager: recitation, Ralph Dewitt; recita-
ion, Airline Gray; song Ruth Allen; read I
ng, Richard Park; dialogue, A Slight Mis-
music, Bernice Edwards;
ecitation. Carrie Benson; recitation. De
Vese Dewitt; recitation, Mabelle Hayd
on recitation. Ruby Rice; dialogue;
music, Winnifred Maher.
Rev. Guy Lamson, secretary of the New
England division of the Baptist Publication
ocety, and summer resident with his
amily, in Newfane, kindly consented to !
upply at morning and evening services of
he Congregational church last Sunday. A b
ve-minutes' story to children is always a |
relude to DIR. Lamson's sermons, and the
of last summers story about a
he big dipper' above lis brought out the \
ounger folks in good force, who listened,
tide. eyed, to the present vivid bee story
ouched for as literal observation by the
arrator, and enjoyed by all I
SOUTH NEWFANE.