Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-05
NEWFANE

Samuel Wiswall is driving team for A.
T. Edwards.
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter, who have been
i'll, is better.
Mrs. Will Nido and little Charlotte re-
turned home Saturday night
Mrs. Albert Jefts is not as well. Her
son, Ira Jefts, of Grafton Is at home.
Charlie Benson has finished work for
A. T. Edwards, He is helping Earl Da-
Wis.
Mrs. Hugh Mack and children visited
her mother in Bellows Falls over Sun
day.
Mrs. George Wilcox, who spent the
winter with her daughter in Albany, has
returned home.
William Hazelton and son are maxi
ing inside repairs at the Windham
County House.
Walter Gray and VERNE Lyman of Or
ange were at Nelson Grays from Thurs
day until Sunday
Mrs. George Colt, who spent a week
at the Newfane Inn, is now visiting
Mrs. Laura Johnson.
Supervisor Carlton d. Howe of Es-
sex Junction is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. o. Howe.
Mrs. Marcia Morton, who spent the
winter in Dover, came last week for
few weeks visit at Alvin Whites.
Mrs. Hooker Winchester of Guilford
has been visiting her mother, Mrs d. S.
Ballou. She returned home Monday.
Miss Lena Randall is at home for the
present She expects to help Mrs. Grace
Richardson after a few weeks rest.
Miss scanlon of Springfield has come
to take the place of Mrs. Dottie Davis
as cook at the Windham County House.
Mrs. John Covey went to Brattleboro
Monday on account of the Illness of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Sumner Wilson.
Newfane friends are pleased to hear
that Mrs. Lucy Hosley is improving in
health and expects to be here this even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Carpenter are at
tending today in Marlboro the funeral
of her brother, Horatio l.. Worden, 70
years old.
Ransom Rhoades's sugar house caught
fire and nearly burned up Tuesday Mrs.
Stiles saw the fire from her back piazza
and gave an alarm.
Leon II. Whitney is confined to the
house by a cut in the right leg above
the knee, sustained while chopping on
Newfane hill Saturday.
Paul Ryder of Bellows Falls, who had
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A, Carpenter, returned home
the last of this week.
Next Tuesday evening will be the reg
ular conservation meeting of the Chris
tan Endeavor society, after which there
will be a business meeting.
Miss Violet Bills, who had been help
ing at Mrs. p. c. Moore's, has return
ed home. Mrs. Moore and Miss Derry
will take their meals at the Inn for the
present.
Miss Amy Kent and Arthur Kent, who
been living dina
ents Mr. and Mrs. Tuthill. and attending
the Union school, have begun work in
Brattleboro.
Notice is received that the Jurors for
the April term of Windham county court
will not be required to appear at New
fame until Monday, April 10, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Ward II. Eager of New York came
| Thursday night to visit relatives here
until Sunday night. Mrs. Eager, who
has been here few weeks, expects to
| return home Monday
In the regular meeting of the Grange
| next Wednesday evening the first and
| second degrees will be conferred. the
| first by the regular officers and the Sec
ond by the ladies' degree team.
Bert Davis has moved his household
| goods to North Londonderry to the home
| of his father, where the family will be-
| last week and Mrs. Davis expects to go
| up soon.
Miss Stella Micott has bought the
| Gates place below the village of A. T.
Edwards, which was sold to him by
Mrs. Gates only a few weeks ago. Miss
Micott returned to Springfield Saturday
morning.
Miss Mildred Palmer has returned
| from a vacation at her home in Gill
a will OF in r,cba
before beginning to teach the spring
term in the union district. Master Mar
shall Cherrie returned home with Miss
| Palmer.
Repairs are being made in the base
ment in Union hall. F. w. Underwood
and l.. II. Whitney are putting in new
stills and floor joists in the diningroom
but find so much ice they cannot COM
plete the work until the weather is
warmer.
The spring term of schools in the viii
lage will begin April 15 Should there
be any beginners who expect to enter
the school according to the new law
they will be obliged to get permission
of the superintendent, Rev. o. E. New
ton of Williamsville.
Miss Laura Rice fell on the ice in
front of her home recently and broke
| the bone in her right arm a little be-
low the shoulder. 1t was set by Dr. F
l.. Osgood and apparently Miss Rice is
doing well. Her sister, Mrs. Mary Pi-
per, and niece, Mrs Mabel Freyen-
hagen, of Brattleboro visited her last
| week.
Newfane Congregational church, Sun.
| day, April T. morning worship at II
Rev. C. H. Merrill, d. D., will preach
Sunday school at 1915. Evening service
at 7.90. Christian Endeavor meeting or
| Tuesday evening. Easter conservation
meeting will be led by Mrs. Carter
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
subject THE praying mans alphabet
Mrs. Harlan o. Howe has come to
keep house for her son-in-law, ]. H
! Underwood. Mrs. Eugene Howe came
with her, to help her for a week or sc
to get settled Mrs Howe has been al
the home of her son in Putney since the
death of her husband, and her many
friends in this village are glad to have
her return to their village, where Mr.
and Mrs. Howe lived number of years
Our Tenth Anniversary will be ceIe.
brated by the greatest sale ever planned
See next weeks papers. EOUGHTON &
STNONDS