The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-11
NEWFANE.

Sunday.
Miss Mamie Redfeld went to Wards
boro Monday to spend the summer.
Miss Marion Wright is spending a
few days at her home in Londonderry.
w. P. Eames injured one hand Mon
day when some tin roofing fell and
struck him.
A small party from this place en-
ioyed an outing at Sunset lake Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs E. c. Boyd returned from Will
mington Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. A. II. Farnum, for a visit.
Lyman Rawson of Worcester was
guest Tuesday of his cousin, A. WI
Rawsop, at the Newfane Inn.
NJ L. Perham of Brattleboro came
Tuesday to visit his relatives, Mrs. |
Alice Micott and i. NJ. Randall.
Delbert Rhoades and family moved
Monday to Brookline, where ne has set
up his steam mill at H. H. Howe S.
Clarence Whitman of Providence
came Wednesday to spend vacation
of q few weeks at Davidson Naples.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Underwood of
Wardsboro were guests last week of
their niece, Mrs. Charles l.. Hescock.
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter and grand
daughter, Miss Lillian Redfeld, left
Tuesday to visit relatives in Chicopee
Wilson Winchester cut one foot bad
" Tuesday while choppng Six
stitches were taken in dressing the
wound.
Mrs. Ella Nash left Saturday Be
fore going to California to visit rela-
! tives she will spend some time in Mon
tana, planning to be away about a
! year.
Mrs Laura Conant of Bath, n H.,
visited her aunt, Mrs. 2. S. Moore, at
the Moore free library Monday and
Mrs. Addie Horsford of Greenfield was
guest of Mrs. Moore the same day.
In addition to the two prizes taken
| by Newfane students at Leland and
/ Gray seminary, mentioned last week,
Miss Loella Covey received book of
Longfellow' 5 poems as the English
prize.
| Children 5 Sunday will be observed
| next Sunday with appropriate exer-
cises, which will take the place of the
| regular sermon. Everyone is invited
to be present, especially mothers with
young children.
DR.. John Burnham has given up his
position as physician on board the
United Fruit Co. 5 steamer Zacapa
which runs from New York to South
America, and will soon settle in some
4 town in Connecticut to practice.
Miss Mary Magoon returned from
Dummerston last week Wednesday
night and left Thursday to spend a few
weeks at her home in Londonderry be
fore coming to help Mrs. G. f. Da
wilson through the summer season.
Mrs. George w Parsons, now oil
5 Brattleboro, Is taking a much needeC
rest of a few weeks in the Memorial
: hospital in that town. Mr.. Parsons
who has been so i'll a long time, re
mains about the same, requiring the
I services of male nurse.
r Mrs. Sylvenus Harding and tw,
sons, who spent a few weeks with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Covey
returned Monday to their home il
< Wilmot Flats, y. II. Mrs. H. rdine ;,
sister, Miss Loella Covey, accom-. 2niet
them there for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Cudworth an,
} Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Cudworth o
2 South Londonderry visited Sunday il
! the home Of their sister, Mrs. Bert +
? Morse, making the trip in the Buicl
+ touring ear \. F. Cudworth recent,
r received.
Dr. and Mrs A. J. Grout will no
come this summer TO occupy Mos
! Rock cabin on Newfane hill, but vii
!. 90 to Colorado TO spend the summer
. Friends will come to spend their va
cation there until Mr.. and Mrs Grou
j return in September to remain
/, while.
= State work on the highway in charg
! of w. A. Wilson has been in progress
Il the past few weeks. A 25-foot culver
;. is being put in near Henry Mack s o
= the Townshend road and much labo
- is being expended to straighten an
II widen the road near the Earl F. D;
:. Wis place.
/ The w c. T. L. held pleasant pa
Tor meeting with Mrs. Davidson Tue
day afternoon. a good number
: members and invited guests were pre-
4 emit to meet Mrs Mary 5. Morgan, pre-
II ident of Windham county W. G.. T.
II After a song service and opening e,
II ercises the time was given to Mr.
H Morgan, who spoke earnestly of tt
IL need of more active work to secui
II new members and then gave an int
III eStlng account or the world and n
L tional conventions, both of which We
H enthusiastic and encouraging. 4 5
H cial hour followed and refreshmen
II were served and plans were made f,
II attending the county convention in j
II maica June Ii and II. AnnouncemeI
II was made of the public lecture to |
II given in the Congregational churC
II June ID by Mrs. Cora +. Seberry
II Brooklyn, a national w. c. r. |
II speaker who viii be well worth hea
II ing