The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-23
NEWFANE.

NEWFANE.
Mrs. John Barber is i'll with bron-
chitis.
Rev. c. H. B. seHger was in town
Monday.
w. T. Bruce visited briefly at his
farm here Saturday.
Mrs. Herman A. Howe and three
children left Monday for visit in Bel
lows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Perry and child
of Wardsboro Centre were guests over
Sunday at j. c. Tibbett's 5.
Hugh Wellman has taken position
in a machine shop in Cambridge, and .
began work there the first of the week. /
j. c. Tibbetts has new Ford au-
tomobile which he bought through !
Manley Brothers and received the first !
of the week.
Joseph Johnson of Hartford, who
was a guest over Sunday at the New I
fame Inn, called at J. c. Tibbett S |.
while in town.
| Mrs. Coleman, who visited a week /
with Mrs. G. K Carter at the parson-
age, returned Saturday to her home
in Springfield.
Walter Gray came Friday for a
| short visit with relatives, returning to
BrattlebOro Sunday to board a train
for his return trip to Athol.
Mrs. B. G. Ellis, who was a guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Patch, a few days, returned
Monday to her home in Medford.
DR.. and Mrs. George X. Roberts and
son, Raymond, who We're guests over
Sunday at J. NJ. Kenney s, left Mon
day morning for their home in Ches-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean moved
their household goods from Brookline
the latter part of last week to Herman
Eddy s. They will carry on his vii
lage farm.
Mrs. Mary Maher received a box of
flowers Saturday from her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Phoebe Knapp, who is in
Southern Pines and writes that her
health is very good now.
Raymond Brown came Sunday from
Brattleboro on his motorcycle and was
a guest over night with Will Hazelton
at William Hazelton 5. He also made
a short visit with his sister, Mrs Karl
d. Maher.
While at work Saturday forenoon U
the J. c. Tibbett 5 steam mill, Henry
! Gilfeather slipped and fell on the roll
g er, breaking two ribs and sustaining
internal injuries. He was taken by
Earl F. Davis and John Mcdonald by
J. automobile to his home in jamaica
Il Perley Richmond of Westminster,
! who taught last year in Brookline. was
a guest over Sunday in the home of
: his aunt, Mrs. A. H. Farnum He will
$ teach the spring term in the grammar
i department in the WilIiamsville
y school and will board at w. E. Wheel
er s.
L In connection with the recent mar
y riage of Miss Mary s. Miller to Lu-
II Their Houghton in the Congregational
e church Sunday, it is of interest to re-
/ call the marriage of the brides grand
y parents, Mr.. and Mrs Parmenus Patel
e in the Union church, now Union hall
l. rs years ago, by Rev. Otis Warren
70 who became pastor of the Universalis-
5. church here in 1886.
H. Miss Florence Derry, feeling the nee,
le of long rest, has resigned her posi-
e ton with Mrs. P c. Moore in the
home and as assistant librarian in tn,
Moore free library, where she ha
given efficient service about nine years
After short visit here she left Tues
n day for her home in Putney. She i
succeeded by Miss Lila Ingram, VIII
will remain there temporarily.
L. NJ. Randall and family hav
80 moved back from Brattleboro to thei
farm on the WiIliamsville road. Nj
Randall will continue his bushes
- there for the present and with hi
daughter, Miss Lena, goes there eac
az day by train. He has hired the schoo
IS. house nearby, which is not used nov
lis and expects to carry on the bushes
L. of making cigar boxes there about Ma
l. Cylde Randall was at home owe
RI Sunday.
be W. H. Newton recently rendered hi
resignation as cashier of the First n;
in tional bank in Wallingford, Conn, t
re- take effect April 80. Upon leavin
Newfane after a clerkship in Winslo
& Parks store he was clerk in til
&c clothing store of his brother, c. n
Oh Newton of Middletown, Conn. an
later held position in Middletowl
TT, bank, when he wal called to acceI
at the office of first cashier IN the newl
established First National bank of Wa
:. lingford, which he filled so years. E
~ ~ has been closely identified with mar
'a business interests in that city. NJ
Newton s plans for future residenC
ay are not yet fully developed, but /
ly, expects to spend a least a part of I'll
lie summer in Newfane.