The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-21
NEWFANE.

William IIa2etine has new automo
bile
Leon stevens has finished work on
the section.
Arthur Gray began work on the see
tion Monday.
Miss Ruth Gray is at work for Mrs,
John Kenney
Miss Cora Mason is sewing for Mrs
Rice this week.
George Smith of Londonderry was In
town Wednesday.
II. d. Newton returned Tuesday from
trip to Boston,
Two new prisoners arrived at the
county Jail last week.
Mr.. Pearson 5 parents are visiting M
his home for few weeks.
Marcus Wellman is al work for Mrs,
j. +. Ward in Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Peit2sch
are guests mt Riverview farm.
George Bush assisted in the store
during Il. d. Newtons absence.
Miss Ruth Farnum is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Rose Ward, in Westminster
The ice.cream sale bv the Ladies
Aid society last saturday was success
There will be dance in Union hall
this evening. All are invited TO he
present.
Mrs. Starrett, who has been boarding
nj Mrs. f.. II. Jones 3, is in Athol for
two weeks visit.
Miss Martha Parmalee came Tuesday
night to visit at the home of her cou'
sin, Frank Railway.
Rnl al
mastering the south tenement in \. II,
Farnum + new house.
Several of the Odd Fellows went M
to Guy Grout 5 Wednesday ana assisted
their brother about his haNing.
Rev. Fred NJ. Wiswall preached last
SUNDAY in the congregational church
The evening service was omitted.
f.. G. Benedict came from New York
Saturday night to spend two weeks
with Mrs. Benedict at their home here
Miss Mabel Winchester, teacher in
the public school in Dummerston. Is 2
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. ID. ;.
Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Higgins aud
little daughter Margaret. and Mr., ana
Mrs. Karl Maher spent Sunday at sun
set lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Breslin and little
daughter visited AT Mrs. Alice Pierce $
SUNDAY. Mrs Bresin remained through
the week.
The Woman Christian Temperance
union will hold n food sale tomorrow
afternoon in the church dining room al
o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. Wright and their
guests and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Heath
enioyed picnic together Yesterday
afternoon.
Delbert and Clarence Rhoades and
George Goodenough went to Nlndham
Friday night. They returned SATURDAY
with two loads of hay.
The Larkin Soap club met with Miss
Nellie Pratt last week and were delight
fully entertained. Elaborate refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. c. NJ. Goodenough and Misses
Iulu and Dorothy Newton and Miss
Anna Goodeuough spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heseock
Professor Wood, principal of the high
school in Brooklyn, n. V, his wife ana
child spent Sunday at Moss Rock CABIN
with Professor and Mrs. Abel Grout.
The muchneeded and long looked'tor
rain reached here Monday and all vege-
much appreciated by both man and
beast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parsons went
Thursday morning to Brattleboro to
visit their daughter Mrs. Sumner vii
son. W. p. Eames took them down IN
his automobile.
Miss Stella Micott, who has been
caring for Mrs. John Kenney, has re.
turned to her home where she VIII re-
remain through August. Mrs. Wilcox
has also returned to her home
The women of the Aid society and
Others who were interested met mt the
church vestrv Yesterday and today dur.
ing the afternoon to sew on the carpet
which is to be put down in that room.
New arrivals at the Windham County
hotel are the Misses Antoinette Desan'
tels, Leona Daigle, Emma Remillard,
Loretta Remillard, Ressa Belrose, Alma
Desantels and Beatrice Maynard--a
party of French girls from Putnam
Conn.
The regular meeting of Newfane
grange will be held Wednesday even
ing The program will be IN charge
of the children. the committee IN charge
being Winifred Maher, Ruth Farnum,
Mabel Hazeltine and Richard Park
Refreshments will be served.
Rev. Guy Lamson, who is summer
guest here. will occupy the pulpit OF
the Congregational church next SUNDAY
morning and evening. Rev. Mr.. Lam
son preached here one Sunday last sum
mer and was very much liked. 1t IS
hoped a large audience will be present
to hear him speak
Fred Burlingame returned Monday
from a trip to New York. He was ac-
companied by his daughter Mrs. Frank
Houehton and her husband. As soon
as their goods come they will move to
the farm recently purchased by them.
This farm is known AS the old Johnson
place and is situated about 10 miles
from the village.
The party held by the Christian En-:
deayor society on the lawn in front OF
the church Wednesday evening was q
very successful affair socially and
financially The lawn was prettlly
lighted with japanese lanterns, The
booths where ce-cream, lemonade and
candy were sold were artistically de
signed. All the refreshments sold read
ily and the society will net good sum.
cOTTTH NEWFANE.