The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-06
NEWFANE.

The w R. c. will meet at Mrs. Pol |
ly NJ. Ballou' s June IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Moulton of Do
yer are guests at Emery Howard 5.
Mrs. d. NJ. Kenney and Miss NJ L. |
Plat left here Wednesday morning for
an outing of month or two at Old
Orchard beach.
Roy Jones and a friend from Brat
tleboro spent Sunday in the home of
Mr. Jones S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
win Jones.
/ Mrs. H. A. Carpenter left Wednesday
morning to spend a week or two with
Mrs Major Sage in Wardsboro Centre
and with Mrs. Martin Johnson in West
\ Wardsboro.
Miss Agnes Moulton, who has been
caring for Mrs. p. G. Moore, returned
to her home Thursday. Miss Ruth Stew
ems will take her place at Mrs.
Moore 5.
Mrs Sarah Brown, who has been
housekeeper for some time at the
Spring farm in Brookline, is now in
West Townshend, where she has been
engaged to care for Mrs. Taft.
F. w. Underwood began carpenter
ing at Beneasson cabin Tuesday where
he expects to have employment some
time Judge Martin and family have
planned many improvements in their
summer home.
Mrs. Stephen Foster was taken
Monday night with another severe at
tack of sciatic rheumatism. She is
more comfortable, but not able to take
the pupils to and from school. She
7 was attended by DR.. White
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4. Benson spent
Sunday at Uneeda Rest their new
bungalow on the west hillside of our
village AS soon as the weather i
warm enough they will stay there
through the summer season.
A good number for this place and
Brookhne attended the commencement
concert given by the Standish male
quartet of Boston at Leland and Gray
semipary Wednesday EVENING" All
/ reported it to be excellent.
The Williamsville Grange will repea
the minstrel entertainment, given il
I Williamsville this spring, in Unior
hall Thursday evening, June y. 1
will be followed by a dance, music by
/ Dugan and Wales, and refreshment
! will be served by the Newfane Grange
Mr. and Mrs. +. T.. BOYD left Thurs
day for their home in Wilmington, al
ter spending nearly two weeks wit
their daughter, Mrs. A. III. Farnun
and family Richard Park took theT
home in Mr.. Farnum 5 automobile
Mrs Farnum and Mrs. Cherrie eae
gave a small party in honor Of thei
visit and 500 was played, dainty II
l freshments were served and all enjoy
ed a pleasant time.
4 The general committee elected b
the Odd Fellows lodge to arrange ia
the Fourth of july celebration an
Earl F. Davis and George b. Bush; o
sports, j. Mcdonald, II. II. Howe, Ere
Smith, Ray Jefts; booth committe,
I George Osgood, w +. Wheeler, W. I
J Park, George B. Bush; dinner COMM
tee, Mrs. Nelson Gray, Mrs w A. Wi
e son, a. L. Lockwood. James Brow
: Arthur Railway, Guy Grout; entertain
ment and dance, Miss Nellie Pratt, {
til 4. Nichols, X H. Maher; team
he Charles Benson, Albert Phillips, Georl
ve Goodenough
y Mrs. ]. L. Gates. when reading ii
item about the ear of corn 81 yea
M old which Il. l.. Angel of Centrah
le Mo-, has. was reminded that she h;
ce one which was brought to her 29 yea
IN ago last fall from Michigan by a lac
1, friend who had been visiting Their
- She has kept it all these years, as
Z keepsake. When brought to her
- was a very large ear, kernels of 90,
j. size and deeply set 1t is much shrun
VI en- now. but still retains its color beiI
no speckled, which was probably how
derived its name, the I" Calico va
ETY.. Mrs. Gates. Will plant a few k
nels to test the Vitality Of the corn.