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

Newfane hill Tuesday. Leaving the vii
lage they assembled the hill from the
east side after taking their dinner in
Locust grove, the party were cordially
welcomed at the cabin by Judge Mar
TIN and family. They returned home the
| other route, by way of the Wardsboro
road. The same party are planning to
visit Sunset lake the last OF this week.
Mrs. M. f. Duickinch and daughter of
| Brooklyn are summer guests at the New
| fame Inn Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Billiard Of
! Holyoke We're guests over Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen and Mr.. and Mrs
| A. f. Warren of Spencer, Mass, who
came by automobile, were guests there
several days this week. Mr.. and Mrs
James Betterley of the Betterley farm
on Dummerston hill, Addison Hathaway
and George Mcneil of Springfield were
guests at the Inn Tuesday
| The demand for homemade food
seemed to be fully met at the last food
sale last Saturday The supply was I'M
| usually full and varied. Five kinds of
pes were IN evidence, also hulled corn,
cake and veal loaf. The next
sale Will be held at 4 o'clock NEXT
week, saturday, August g. The COM
! mlttee in charge for this sale is Mrs
Charles L., Hescock and Mrs. J. d.
Ilerce' under auspices of the w. C. r.
+ rank Morse, station agent at East
,uthey' and his wife and little daughter,
margaret, were driving over Putney
mountain Sunday to visit Mrs Norse,s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Read.
when about half way down the noun
tam the holdback broke, the wagon
striking the horses heels. The horse
ran and was stopped by Henry Wilson.
S wno hves at the foot of the hill. Mr..
. ana family were thrown from the
wagon but fortunately were not badly
hurt. Mr.. Wilson took them to Mr.
Reads and drove the horse back to the
stable or e. E. Blood in Putney. who
sent another team over for them to re-
turn home with In the afternoon.
Childrens night was observed by New
ahe Grange last Wednesday evening
When the following program was pre.
sehteu'' followed by refreshments of ice
c,edh ana cookies: Music, Clara Win
CHESTER; recitation. Olive Eager: recita-
uon' Ralph Dewitt: recitation Airline
cray song, Ruth Allen; reading. Rich
ara Park; dialogue, "A slight misunder-
standing; music, Bernice Edwards. reci
tatlon, Carrie Benson; recitation. DeWeeso
VIII; recitation, Mabelle Hazelton: rec
taclon' Ruby Rice; dialogue; music Win
adiii Maher An invitation was re-
celVed by Newfane Grange from Towns
bend Grange to meet with them in
Townshend Aug, 4 and work the third
degree and join them in their field dav
sports In the afternoon.
Judge James L. Martin has taken nos-
session of Bencasson cabin on Newfone
mn ana with his family is spending
lew rev Gays there this week. Most of the
i itir .Igs Of the cabin and study are
sun there. The curios and souvenirs
belonging to Mrs. Caswell- Broad bora
Deen removed, but it is expected that
o one VIII be returned to be kept in the
s s','.,.n Many In our village and in the
me caoln occupied again and to know
t ,1at Judge Martin and family intend to
torI II open TO visitors, as was the Gus
TOM or Mrs. Broad, except on Sundavs
anu 'hat picnic parties will be welcome |
IN Locust grove, as formerly. The reg |
iSe outside the door will hang in the |
usual pace for guests who visit this his
torlc place. telephone will be nlana1 |
40 me cabin soon. and the family ex-
pect 10 entertain friends there this weei,