Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-12-06
NEWFANE
TWO Aegers shot In Pasture.

Two heifers, 10 and IA months old, be-
longing to Bert E. Morse, were shot
Nov. g. They had been turned out with
the other cattle for the summer in MI
Morses pasture, known as the snow
place. and when the others were taken
in these two could not be caught, SO MT
Morse decided to leave them until the
hunting season was over on Sunday
there was a light snow storm and MI
Morse started Tuesday morning 10 track
and take in the LETTERS. While In ms
pasture, hidden by some brush, he DIS
covered them feeding in the adjoining
pasture belonging to T. d. Potter of
Springfield, and as he looked pullet
from the top of the hill came very near
MIR Morse followed by others, which
killed the two animals
Mr.. Morse went for help and dressed
the heifers for beef He was able, by
the aid of the snow, to follow tracks to
the home of Mr.. Douglass, whose two
sons were arrested. on Monday the boys
were given a hearing at the Newfane
Inn before Judge W. r. Daley, States
Attorney A. V. ID. Piper appearing for
the state and j. G. Martin for the re-
spondents. Willis Douglass was put
under 5000 bonds to appear at the
spring term of the county court.
Earl F.. Davis sold this week an OK to
Mr.. Meany of North Walpole.
F. Sharp of Springfield was a guest
at the Newfane Inn this week.
Mrs Hazel Derry is visiting in the
home of her father, Fred Smith.
The Larkin club of ten met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs George Bush.
Arthur Gray returned Saturday night
from a visit with relatives in orange
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Underwood re-
Mrs. Rosamond Whitney picked bou-
quet of pansies in her garden last week.
Albert Phillips is away this week on a
business trip to Fftchburg and Boston.
Bonnie May of Dummerston is work.
ing for w. NJ Winchester for the win
ter.
w. p. Eames has just put in some
Fairbanks hay scales which will weigh
up to six tons.
Lucius p Convey visited relatives in
Brattleboro Thanksgiving day and re-
manned a few days.
Mrs. Clara Smith of Chester, who
spent Thanksgiving at d. A. Benson's,
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Julia johnson of Marlboro has
been visiting a week with her sister,
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter.
Will Harvey, who spent the Thanks
giving holiday in his home, returned
Monday to Tufts college.
William Wilson has a handsome span
of dapple gray horses which he bought
last week in Wilmington.
Albert futile and daughter, Miss Eth
ell, of Grafton were guests of his neph-
ew, r. r. Rhoades, Sunday.
Wallace Moore and family of Towns
bend moved this week into Mrs. Belle
Knapp's house below the village.
Fred Randall of Winter Hin, who came
to enjoy T. nksgiving with relatives II
Dover, is visiting a II. NJ. Hescocks.
Miss Mabel Winchester of Guilfort
was a guest of her grandmother, Mrs
D. S. Ballou, the latter part of las
week.
Miss Katharine Howe returned from
Putney with her grandmother Mrs. 10
sephine Howe, the last of the week fo
a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hescock of Dunn
merston Hill attended the church meet
ing Tuesday and remained a day or tw,
to visit relatives.
During the open season 1876 licenses
were taken out in this town, including
three by women and two by non-resi
dents of this state.
Mrs. Edna Wright of Jamaica was
Thanksgiving guest at j. c. Tibbetts'
and Z. j. Wood of Springfield visite
there over Sunday.
Mrs. Lovisa B. Downs has closed he
summer home. She left Tuesday t
spend the winter with Mrs. Ware
Banks in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Knowlton an
Miss L. Helena Switzer attended tn
Grange meeting and roll call in Brat
tleboro Wednesday evening.
John II. Convey, who bought recent
the George Parsons place, has receive
his household goods which were store
in his former home in HILL N H.
Mrs. Minnie Mountain was in tow
over Sunday. She has taken her daugh
ter, Beatrice, who is attending schoc
here, to board with Mrs. j. D. Pierce.
Miss Ruth Allen was at home durin
the Thanksgiving vaca ton. She return
ed the first of the week to her studio
in the Clawson- Ha milton Business CO.
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Van Valkenburg
and little son were Thanksgiving guest
in the home of Mrs. Van Valkenburgh
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hamlin. The
returned Friday to their home in Mour
Hermon.
Mrs. Nellie Moulton Perry and litt
son, who were at the home of her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moulton, +,
Thanksgiving, spent a few days visitir
AilcildS anu RELATIVES DeIOTe returning
her home in Marlboro.
The regular meeting of the Grange W
be held next Wednesday evening. TT
state Grange meeting will be held ne
week in Rutland. Arthur Railway, Ma
ter and Mrs. Herbert Howe, lecturer, al
others from Newfane Grange are pla
ming to attend.
Lucius p Covey celebrated his brit
day anniversary on the evening of Nc
% by giving a party in his honor to
friends A pleasant evening was spe
with games and music. Refreshmer
were served and Mr.. Covey was pr
scented with three framed pictures.
The mems Bible class have bought
red tapestry curtain and put ii in pla
in the old gallery in the church. viii
was formerly used for the cho
screening off a room for their use a
making an ornamental addition to I