The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
NEWFANE.

Herman Eddy is having a new sllo
built,
The court house has been cleaned thls
week
Judge Worden was IN town two days
this week,
Bliss Prentss of Windham was IN
town Wednesday
Mrs. Strceter is boarding at Mrs
Pierce for a few weeks,
j. ". Melendy was the nuct0neer nj
Benson IS auction Wednesday,
H. r. Eddy has purchased the gray
stallion owned by NJ, =, Benson,
Miss Mabel IIa2elton is attending
school at Leland and GRAY seminary
Rev. y. 5. Moore went to New Hamp'
shire last week whore he preached sun.
dav.
Miss Ruth Streeter returned to Am,
herst Friday to resume her duties a.
teacher.
Miss Helen Redfeld visited her
grandparents. Mr., and Mrs. II, y. Car
penter, over Sunday.
Newfane grange has received an in
vitation from WardSboro grange to
meet with them Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pratt and son,
Robert, returned TO their home IN Cam
bridge, Mass. Tuesday.
The village school opened Tuesday
with Mrs. Farnum as teacher seven
new pupils were enrolled.
W. II. Eager spent SUNDAY and Mon,
day with Mrs. Eager at the home of her
mother. Mrs. r, 4. Kennev.
Mrs. Leon Pike aud two children. Gil
bert and Rov, returned home Tuesday
from a visit in Pixies Falls.
Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Fray Bal,
lou returned TO their studies nj Leland
and Gray seminary Monday.
Miss Christie Benson will he the
guest of Miss Nellie Hamlin few DAYS
before going TO her new home.
The summer boarders, of whom there
has been smaller number than usual,
have all returned 10 their homes.
Earl Davis took possession of the
Windham County hotel Yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Davis will work for Mr..
Davis.
Verne LYMAN, who has been visiting
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
GRAY, returned to his home in Orange
saturday.
Miss Carrie Benson and brother, Paul,
returned home with their aunt, Mrs.
Rawson. of Londonderry. for few
days visit
Miss Winifred Maher has gone to
Brattleboro to attend the high school.
She will board with Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Brown.
Miss Harriet Broad spent Monday in
town going mp TO Bencasson to look
after some things belonging to the late
Mrs. Broad.
Mrs. Cora Roberts and son. RAYMOND,
came SATURDAY. for visit with rela.
tives and friends. She is STAYING at
Mrs. Pierce's.
W. II. Goodnow has had a new gal
vanized roofing put on his barn this
week Ransom and Frank Rand are
doing the work,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Covev and daugh
ter. Loella. and two of their grandchil-
dren returned home Monday after visit
ing in Hill. \. II.
Miss Mary Platt. who has spent sew.
eral months among relatives and
friends in Massachusetts,, returned to
her home Monday.
Rev. George R. Carter of Saint Clair
Mimi, will preach next Sunday in the
Congregational church. Mr.. Carter
comes as a candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Batchelder re-
turned to their home in Westhampton,
Mass. Friday. They found the roads
bad owing to the recent rains.
Harl Benson, Albert Benson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Rawson and O. d. Parker of
Londonderry were in town Wednesday
to attend the auction of NJ. p. Benson.
Mrs. Fannie FAY and two children,
Ruth and Anna, returned to their home
in Agawam. Mass. Monday after visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Foster
Whitaker.
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter accompanied
her two granddaughters, who We're her
guests for few days last week, to
their home in Chicopee Monday, Mrs.
Carpenter remained for short visit.
Mrs. Eliza Butterfeld and Deacon
Whitaker were in West Townshend
Wednesday and Thursday to attend the
Windham County Conference of Con
gregational Churches,
George X. Davis was in Wardsboro
a few days the first of the. week to
visit his granddaughter, Miss Mary
Davis, and his grandson $ wife, Mrs.
Edward DAVIS, VINO WIN y Irlehd are
spending two weeks in Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Butterfeld and
Helen, of Detroit Mich,
Mrs Inez Whitcomb, sister of Mrs.
and Miss Crowell of Brat.
tleboro called on Mrs, Eliza Butterfield
while en- route to London
derry.
The auction of NJ. p Benson, held
Wednesday, was well attended by both
townspeople and persons from adjoining
towns. Only few household articles
were sold. The horses, harness, wag
ons and carriages all sold for good
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Benson went yes
terday to their new home in Enosburg
Falls where Mr. Benson will engage in
t he livery business. The daughters,
Christie and Carrie. and little Paul will
Join their parents in few days. Miss
Mary will assist in Moore Free library
during the winter.
SOUTH NEWFANE.