The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-11
NEWFANE.

The common received it's annual
spring cleaning last week.
George Knapp visited in South New
fame the first of the week.
Leroy Knapp is i'll and is attended
by DR.. Hefion of Wardsboro.
Miss Mabel Phillips visited over
Sunday in South Londonderry.
Mrs. Hazel Derry is visiting in the /
home of her father, Fred Smith.
Joseph G. Martin went Tuesday to
on business trip to Manchester.
| Win Harvey is expected home from
Tufts college for short vacation
| April 16.
DR.. Clifton D. Howe of Toronto uni
versity is expected home on a visit
this week.
Noble Pratt and son, Raymond, are
moving their household goods into
their new house.
Mrs. Herbert Brown of Wardsboro
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Grape, over Sunday.
Mrs Virgil Ranney visited Mrs FL
len Plumb and daughter in Towns
bend the first of the week.
An automobile party of five went
from here Saturday evening to at
tend Officer 666 in Brattleboro.
Miss Loina Davis left Monday for
Winiamsville, where she expects to re-
main two months at DR.. P. p. White s.
Forest Boyd petit juror from Will
mington. will board while serving dur
ing the term, with his sister, Mrs. A.
II. Farnum.
Miss Margaret Maher, who was in
Readsboro on 4 visit, was DELAYED by
the recent flood and reached home Sat
urday night.
Four or five prisoners were brought
from Bellows Falls the latter part of
: the week to serve short sentences in
the county Jail.
J Miss Winnifred Maher, who was
) home on a vacation of two weeks, has
returned to her studies in the Brattle
boro high school
Mrs. Jessie Underwood Herue OF
! Pittsteld fell recently while standing
: on a table to clean n chandelier, and
. broke her left arm.
e Mr.. and Mrs Charles Convey anC
: four children of Philadelphia are ex
"A pected soon to visit Mr., Coyey s pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Convey.
. Mrs. Arvilla Eddy aud granddaugh
ter, Mildred Eddy, left here last weel
and are with Mrs. Eddy 5 daughter
q Mrs. Charles Circuit, in West Towns
bend.
D Mrs. J. b. Pierce went to Brattle
ID boro Tuesday to care for her daughter
Mrs Ruth Bresln, who is i'll wit
measles Mrs. Breslin 5 little son, VII
liam, also has measles.
Mrs. jeanette Gates went to Bra
tleboro Tuesday for short visit wit
Mrs. Horace French and to consult
physician, although gaining slowl
from her recent illness.
William Nido spent Sunday with hi
~ family at \. T. Edwards 5, returnin
Rk to Brattleboro Monday morning. Mr.
sk NidO has recovered from her lime:
~ and returned home Wednesday.
West River Rebekah lodge he'll
their regular meeting Monday evenin
A pleasant surprise to all was tt
- treat of hot maple sugar, which w;
& given by Brother William Wilson, al
M his wife.
- A. L. Lockwood of this place has
r+ sister, Miss Emma Lockwood, WI
lives in Hartford, less than quart
of mile from where the brids
across White river was carried ava
80 - IlAN ANNS4t 1lpOb III 'A4AtN 4AtN
Junction.
Among personals of an inferi
though very useful order of being
WI. is the record of two eggs laid by Nj
lch Newton 5 black hen within five weel
all The circumstances of one being s
by GA inches. The combined weig
- of the two eggs is S%4 ounces.
Mrs. Lena Williams of North Lo
donderrv visited Monday in the hon
of her brother, Herman L. Eddy. {
the her return she took with her Mr.. al
Hall Mrs. Eddys infant child to care f.
AN Miss Lucy Whitaker, who has tax
We care Of the little one all winter, we
any with them to remain a few days. y
pity and Mrs. Eddy are planning to
soon to live on the farm he recent
bought in North Londonderry
The usual number of people were
Con town Tuesday, called here by the opC
: ing of the spring term of coun
court. The train from Bellows Fa
was so long delayed that the W.
- river train did not wait for it Tu
20 day forenoon. Miss Sadie c. Smi
DO of Rutland, court reporter, and sol
of the lawyers were brought fir,
Brattleboro by automobile. The ju
men were not called until Wednesdi
,rkI Mrs. Bert E. Morse visited !
niece, Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, in the y
To- mortal hospital last week Tuesday, q
i've on Saturday she visited at her no
n. in West Brattleboro Mr.. and M
Cn. Morse attended the funeral of NJ
Wheeler and her infant child, viii
was held in the Baptist church
Townshend Sunday. W. f. Cudwo
of South Londonderry visited his 5
ter, Mrs. Morse, Saturday and W
- them attended the funeral.
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