Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-10-11

| Newfane with her mother.
Work on the sidewalks began again
| Tuesday. Beginning at the Moore Free
| library the walk will be continued as
far as the Congregational church.
Mrs. Lizzie Ferguson and mother, who
| had been guests at Mrs. Alice Micott's,
| left the first of the week to visit other
relatives before returning to Spokane.
Miss Mary L. Plat left Monday morn
| ing to attend as delegate the state con-
| vtntion of the Christian Endeavor So
| ciety which is being held in Morrisville.
Mrs. Maria johnson, who visited sew
| eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. b. e.
Morse, left here the first of the week
to visit another sister in West Brattle-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs f. l.. Hamlin went Fri
| day to visit their daughter, Mrs. DAN
iel Van Valkenburgh, at Mount Hermon.
Mr.. Hamin returned home the first of
| the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Grout, who have
| been at Uneeda Rest ten days re-
turned Friday to their home in Will
mngton, Mrs. Grout being much i'm
| proved in health.
Mrs. Florence Fream Batcheder, who
| taught last year in the public schools
in Arroyo, Porto Rico, has been pro-
NOTED and is teaching this year in the
high school in that place.
Mrs. Sarah Covey and niece, Miss Ha-
| eel Landman, came from Londonderry
| wednesday to visit their family lot in
the cemetery here, spending the rest of
the day with Mrs. G. E. Davidson
Charles Fountain has come here with
his family from Windham to live on
| the David Davis farm, where he will
be engaged in helping George Goode-
nough cut the timber on the place.
| C. M. Goodenough recently sold all the
soft wood timber on the Davis farm to
| j. c. Tibbetts. George Goodenough has
| taken a contract to cut and deliver the
timber to Mr., Tlbbetts's mill,
| W. H. Goodnow came last week for
short vacation at their summer home.
This week Mr.. and Mrs Goodnow
closed Elm Hall for the winter. They
returned Thursday to North Cambridge
The Grange will hold their annual
fair Oct II and IS, Thursday and Fri
day of next week. Every one is urged
to bring exhibits. The premiums offered
are not limited to members of the
| Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perkins have
moved from Townshend into the Bax-
ter Gushing house, now owned by Earl
Davis. They have three children which
| will bring three more pupils into our
village school,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
| Foster, Friday. Mrs Foster is caring
for her daughter Mrs, Mabel Jenison.
who is i'll. Mr.. Jenison was with them
over Sunday.
While at work Tuesday on the Earl
| Davis farm Jack Mcdonald felled a
tree which flew back, striking him a
neavy blow and knocking him over.
| one leg was badly injured but no bones
were broken. He was attended by DR..
| White.
| William Wilson is making a good re-
covery from the injuries he received
| from an automobile party few weeks
ago while at work on the highway near
Townshend He is about on crutches
and came to the village Monday to see
| President Taft
The Newfane Sunday school is taking
care of the young men in an organized
adult Bible class The young women
| nave formed a class with the pastor a.
| teacher and a membership of II. These
| TWO classes will be an added strength to
| the school.
one OF the attractions of the Grange
| 1alr Will be Memory Ladder" An
the former members are asked to con-
trlpute some fancy article and attach a
| caro- with the name of person sending
| 1t. These articles will be hung, on the
ladder and sold.
At the state convention of the w. c.
T. u, which was held in Rutland last
week. Mrs G. f. Davidson was re-elect-
ed state president. In the absence of
Miss Grace Prior, Mrs. Annie Carter
served as musical director during the
convention and was elected assistant
| musical director for the ensuing year
The chicken-pie supper at the Grange
fair will be served Thursday evening
| from to o'clock. Don't forget the
date, Oct. II. Anyone interested in the
premium lists will find them at the
stores. Go and take one home and find
| what you have to take to exhibit. The
premiums will be awarded the second
evening, Oct. 49, after the program.
Congregational church. Morning wor-
ship at IL, sermon by the pastor. Sun
day school at 12.15. Evening service at
7.SO. James McCown of Mount Hermon
| Will sing both morning and evening. Ev-
erybody cordially invited Christian En-
deavor meeting Tuesday evening at 7.SO.
subject You can do better" Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
DR.. Marshall A. Howe, curator in
Bronx Park, New York city, visited at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. o. Howe. from Wednesday of last
| week until Monday. Supervisor Carlton
d. Howe of Morrisville Joined the fam
lily. when all the children except Dr.
| Clifton d. Howe of Toronto were at
home to celebrate their fathers SOth
birthday anniversary
Miss Barbara and Rodney Norton and
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley, who have spent many summers at
| the Newfane Inn, came Thursday by
automobile from their home in Meriden
and were guests at the Inn until Sun
day afternoon, when they left for Ber-
nardston. While here they made two
hshing excursions to Sunset lake as well
as other trips nearby
BROOkLINE.