The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-25
NEWFANE.

NEWFANE.
Mrs. D. NJ Kenney returned home
Monday.
J. 6. Martin is away this week on
business.
Miss Elsie Newton is visiting in
Brandon
Mrs. Laura f. johnson went to Bos-
ton Monday.
Rally Sunday will be observed the /
first Sunday in October.
Court adjourned Wednesday and
Thursday for the Valley fair
Perlev Richmond was guest of his |
aunt, Mrs. A. H. Farnum, over Sun
day.
Hermon L. Eddy and little daughter,
Mildred, were in town the first of the
week
Miss G. Sadie Smith, court reporter,
gave a tea party Friday night at
George Bush s.
Miss NJ. L. Plat returned Friday
| from visit of a few days with Mrs.
viii Nido in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Edward Fisher, wife of the
late DR.. Edward Fisher of Toronto,
viii spend the winter abroad.
Mrs. Miles, wife of Judge w. w.
Miles, has been in town since the open
ing of the fall term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane, Miss
Josephine and Edward Lane of Little
ton. n. H., are guests at G. A. Mich
OILS S.
Mrs. Myers is very i'll. Her daugh
| Of ba
spent two days with her the first of
the week.
On account of illness Miss Winifred
Maher was not able to attend school
the first of the week as usual in
Brattleboro.
A sale of the household goods of
Mrs Mary G. Wilson will be held at
her late home on West street Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl F. Davis returned by au-
tomobile with her uncle, Narick Maher,
Sept. is for a short visit at his home
in Malone, n. Y.
Albert Phillips exhibited at the Val
ley fair a line of engines, ensilage cut
tiers, etc. made by A. ". Gray &
Son, for which he is the local agent
Miss Wilson, who spent the summer
with her friend, Mrs. Lucy Hosley at
the Spring farm in Brookline, return
pd Monday to her home III New Jer-
sey.
L. H. Knapp of West Brattleboro,
his daughter and his grandchildren
we're guests in the home of his broth
err, George Knapp, few days last
week.
". II. Fisher, who had position
through the Summer in the Edgemere
hotel on Long Island, came Sept. Is
to spend two weeks at Rev. f. NJ,
Wiswall 5.
Prof. G. X Chcrrie carries to New
fame Hill students to and from school
in the union school district and B. +.
Morse carries those from the Alvin
] White place.
Mrs. Fred Ford, who spent the sum
2 mer vacation in Townshend, spent q
. day this week with Mrs j. NJ. Ken
ne and returned Friday to her home
z in Frogmore, S. c.
Dolly, one of Charles L. Hcscock )
team horses, was taken very i'll Fri
IA dav morning and died Saturday after
a noon. Veterinary f. w. Gage of Brat
= tleboro was in town and gave treat
mcnt to the animal.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham OF
!. Keeue visited their nephew, F. w
Underwood, Tuesday Their niece
Mrs w. w Burnett, of West DUN
J., nerston, also was visitor in the home
of her brother far the day.
4 Delbert Rhoades has hired the emp
~ tenement in j. II. Covey's house
and has moved a part of his house
hold goods there. He has moved hi:
family this week to the Davis place
s. where he will help in getting off Tho
v lumber.
is Elmer Convey of Yonkers, y. Y, wa
visitor last week at Ellery Chase i
r. On Friday Mr.. Covey and cousin, J
p II. Covey, drove to Windham to visi
q the old cemetery, whore relatives 0
h both are buried Before returning
Il home he will visit relatives in Brat
y tleboro and attend the Valley fair.
Among the Sunday announcement
Y was special meeting of the w. 9. l
= T.. which is called to be held wit
= Mrs g. Z. Davidson Friday after
s noon. Sept %, for the election of de-
:" egates to the state convention in Bul
4, ington Oct 10. Other necessary bus
=, mess calls for a full attendance.
10 Preparations are being made b
Miss Williams to build a new hous
on the site where the house built b
George O. Downs was burned yeal
ago. The cellar has been cleaned on
y pines have been laid for running waite
and the building will be begun as 500
as the timber which has been ordere
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