The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-30

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Smiley The writings were made We'd
nesday and the new proprietors will
take possession of the house Sept. l.
Mr.. Smiley will go to Brattleboro to
run the Melrose hotel, where Mrs.
Smiley has been about two weeks. Mr..
Smiley is an experienced hotel man and
has kept first-class house during the
several years he has been in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Smiley have the best
wishes of Newfane friends that thew
may be successful in their new en-
terprise.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, who has been i'll.
/ is better.
Henry Stockwell is helping at the
i Newfane Inn this week.
Amasa Grout, Mrs. Durkee of Rutland
and friends from Wilmington were in
! town Wednesday.
Mrs. A. G. Harvey visited her son,
/ Homer Twitchell, and family in Lon
donderry last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Dewitt of Brat
tlcboro visited Tuesday at his broth
S, +. y. Dewitt =.
The ladies' aid society will hold a
food sale in the church rooms Saturday
afternoon at / clock.
Mrs. Bert Wright was called to
Wardsboro Wednesday on account Of
the serious illness of her mother.
Rev Vernon +. Blagbrough of Mar
blehcad, Mass, was Il guest Sunday of
his college friend, VIII c. Harvey.
The Larllin Club of Ten was enter
tanned at the Windham County House
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Davis.
Miss Florence Derry and friend spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Derry, in Putney.
Mrs R. D. Newton and daughter,
Miss Harriet. returned Saturday to
Springfield after visit of two weeks
with Newfane friends.
Mrs X. c. Carley and daughter, Miss
| Faith, of North Adams were guests
Monday and Tuesday of their aunt
Mrs. d. 5. Ballou.
Mr.. Whitta ker of Brattleboro visited
in the home Of his sister. Mrs. II. NJ
Hescock, over Sunday. His sister, Mrs
; Potter, came with him.
Miss Mary Benson returned to the
Windham County House last week af
ter a vacation of a few weeks at the
home of her parents in Manchester
Mrs Fred Randall and two daugh
tiers, Misses Margaret and Eleanor. re
turned Saturday from a trip to vii
mington, Dover and other nearby
towns
Mr.. Montague of New York, Mrs
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Gertrude Perkins, of New Bedford
Mass, are the latest summer guests At
/ Maple Row farm.
Miss Marie Anderson and Miss Flor;
Hopkins, who had been spending then
f vacation helping at the Newfane Inn
1 left Thursday morning to assume thei
duties as teachers.
0 w. II. Newton and family spen
, Wednesday in Williamsville at tn,
home of Mrs. Newton s mother. Mrs
= Dickinson, who celebrated that day
V her SD birthday anniversary.
A party of eight children were mad,
|. happy Tuesday afternoon. the enter
n tainment of the little ones being in
play house ". II. Newton has built TO
their use. Refreshments were served OF
:, the lawn.
The Homeland circle met at the Con
10 gregational parsonage Wednesday an,
9 enjoyed a hastily prepared program
- which proved very interesting, the hou
being mostly given to informal talk
J, by summer guests. Miss Clara Chin
q man Newton, business secretary of tn
r Woman 5 club of Cincinnati, spoke o
work accomplished by that club of 10
I members in lines akin to real mission
= airy results. Mrs. Elizabeth Lane O
II Boston, connected with the Peabod
Il home settlement of Boston, spoke O
work among neglected children in
Ii large city. Miss +. IL. Newton of Gin
n cinnati pleasantly entertained by a
G account Of certain EpscopaIian mis-
sion.
V The bazaar given last week Thursda
. afternoon and Friday evening was yer
, well attended and even more success
o full than the one held last year Mr.
Earl f. Davis received the largest nun
q Der of votes for the fancy puff Frol
q the sale of 300 holders Richard Par
t had the lucky number and received tn
gold band china tea set, consisting c
SO pieces. Mrs. Fred Pierce won /
/ the bean contest and received as a priz
l. a silver drinking cup. Lucius Core
" won the guess-cake The comic drf
L ma Friday evening Captain Rocket
was well acted, especially the part
!. taken by VIII Harvey and Arthu
, Howe. Ice-cream, home made candr
- fancy and useful articles were sol
, and the entertainment closed wit
- dancing.