The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-14
NEWFANE-

NEW FAME.
Scott Eames of Brattleboro visited
his brother, w. p Eames, Sunday.
Clarence Adams of Providence spent
Monday with his brother-in-law, Virgil
Ranney.
Prof. G. K. Cherrie returned home
from his South American expedition
saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Wallace of
Brattleboro were guests Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney.
Rev. G. K. Carter spent Sunday in
Berlin, Mass, where he preached, re-
turning to his home Monday night.
i Mrs. Peter s. Chase and Mrs. Carrie
Mellen of Brattleboro, visited Mrs. Jan
nette L. Gates Sunday. Mrs Gates is
slowly improving.
Mrs. George B. Bush and Mrs. George
X: Carter accompanied Miss Sadie
Smith to her home in Rutland Saturday
j for week 5 visit.
i The district Sunday school will hold
their meeting in the Congregational
church Saturday afternoon and evening
of this week. Supper Will be served
J to- all visiting delegates.
a district nurse from Brattleboro
came Friday night to care for the
/ librarian, Mrs. p. c. Moore, temporari-
~. Mrs. Lila Ingram, who was with
/ her a few weeks, has returned 10 her
home.
I The Newfane band gave an open air
Econcert in front of Mr.. Eames 5 store
Monday night before going to their
regular rehearsal in l. O. 0. F. hall 1t
was musical treat much appreciated
by all.
On account of the illness of the two
younger children of Mrs. Louis Breslin,
who have measles and whooping cough,
Mrs. Breslin 5 mother, Mrs. j. d.
Pierce, was called to Brattleboro the
drst of the week.
Miss Beatrice Mountain, who has
been BOARDING. at Rev. F. NJ. Wis
wall 5 and Attending school in the
union school district, returned to J.
d. Pierce 5 Saturday and is now at
tending the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farnum went
to Westminster Sunday and visited her
sister, Mrs. j. f. Ward. and family,
also Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Richmond.
Mrs. Richmond and little daughter,
Mildred. returned home with them to
spend a few days with her brother and
family.
Frank Rand has finished painting F.
L. Hamlin 5 house, and next week will
begin work on the Gates place. The
party from New Jersey who recently
bought the place viii have it put in
; thorough repair both inside and out
side, before coming to occupy it for the
summer season.
In the absence of our pastor, Rev. F
NJ. Wiswal gave a very interesting
and practical sermon Sunday. In oh.
- servance of Mothers day every man
woman and child wore a white flower
which was furnished by the Christian
2 Endeavor society. The evening servic,
2 was led by Rev. Mr.. Wiswall, who pal,
a tribute to motherhood and then CAV,
r opportunity for others. Mr.. Wiswal
2 sang a solo, My Mothers Prayer
which added to the MotHtrs day ser
vice.
2 Mrs. Seraph Hall Atkinson of ,Nortl
Cornova, Ohio, has written to her niece
Miss Mabel Han, of some of tn
: sights during the recent flood. She cav
| many buildings going down the Obi,
/ river from the height of land OF
which her home is situated. Mrs. At
l. kinson is a graduate of Mount Holyok
/ college and spent her vacations in thi
! town. She taught school here in he
I earlier years, before going to Illinois
g where she was teacher many year
before her marriage to veteran o
J, the Civil war.