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

Mrs. V. I. Chase returned from Lon
donderry Monday.
Mrs. jeanette l.. Gates is in Brattle-
boro on a business trip.
Miss Stella Reed is spending week
at her home in Wardsboro.
r. n. Marsh visited his family IN
Athol Saturday and Sunday.
George w Knapp went Tuesday 10
spend a few days in South Ne"Iahe'
Harold Morse and Edward and Al
len Cherrie have each received new
bicycle this week.
Miss Maude Railway left Monday
for South Vernon, where she Will work
for +. b. Buffum, postmaster.
Herman L. Eddy returned from Lon
donderry Tuesday with handsome
pair Of heavy dapple gray horses.
Charles l. Hescock has a handsome
pair of dapple gray horses for which
he traded his pair to Herman l.. Ed
dy
Herman L. Eddy and little daugh
ter, Mildred, went Sunday to visit a
few days with relatives in London
derry.
Mrs. D. NJ. Kenney and Miss H. L.
Platt left Thursday morning for stay
| of several weeks at Old Orchard |
| beach.
| discount of two per cent on the
village tax will be allowed if paid on
or before July 1 to the treasurer, Ar
! thur T. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Benson are now
occupying their summer home, Uneeda
Rest, where they plan this year to
keep some live stock.
Of Ual I
J. Linsley of Northford, Conn, visited
w H. Newton Monday and were
guests at the Newfane Inn.
Mrs. Franklin Head and two sons,
who have been visiting relatives of her
husband in Jacksonville, viii come Fri
day to visit her sister, Mrs. a. II.
Farnum.
Prof Cherre has kindly consented to
/ give q lecture under the auspices of the
/ Grange in the near fuutre, ON his re-
| cent trip to South America with Col.
Roosevelt.
/ At the meeting of the Grange next
! Wednesday evening there viii be a
| roll call, when each member is re-
!, puested TO respond with selection APP
propriate for Memorial day.
: Mr. and Mrs Daniel Van Valken-
! burgh of Mortified and Earl Hamlin
of Brattleooro came to spend Memoir
al day with their mother, Mrs. +. l..
Hamlin, returning home Sunday
= Mrs c. T. Davidson is spending the
:. week in Townshend attending the com
i mencement exercises at Leland and
Gray seminary and to be present at
/ the annual meeting of the trustees.
], The fountain on our village green is
bax Il
Is newly painted BY the village trustee.
with the appropriation voted for that
y purpose at the last village meeting.
II Herbert Eddy and family have
= moved from the house of Mrs. Belle
i Knapp into the bungalow they arr
! building below the village, which i
- not yet completed.
70 Mrs. Mary Johnson, who was il
At North Adams week or two, returne,
n to the Moore Free Library the latte
&c part Of last week. Her daughter, VIII
Sc underwent a serious surgical opera
y tion, is recovering slowly.
I, About % from this place attende,
= the prize speaking contest at Lelan
~ and GRAY seminary Tuesday evening
l., when the first prize was awarded I
e Miss Ruth Farnum and the second I
~ Miss Lillian Redfeld, both student
u from this village.
= After an absence of five weeks, Mr.,
J. D. Pierce returned from Boston Sat
urday, leaving her daughter, Mrs. Lew
- is Breslin, who has been i'll, somewha
better. Miss Ethel Hall, formerly Q
Newfane, win help Mrs. Breslil
en- through the summer months.
The w. C. t. L. will hold an after
al q ~
home of Mrs Davidson, when Mr.
in Mary s Morgan, president of tn
ne Windham county w. C. 7. T., will b
present. All the members are reques
ct ed to come and to invite their friend
! : A representative from the Roger
tie Plumbing Co. of Brattleboro is
town putting in bathroom and dom
he other work in that line at w. II. Coco
he now 5. a new supply of water Wa
ay put in last year, and inside repairs al
eet being made by Frank Rand since Mr.
,as Goodnow has opened her SUNNI,
home.
Mrs. G. K Cherrie and little so
Marshal, left Monday morning to Wis
her parents in Knoxville, Iowa, and
n9 attend the graduation of her eide
tn daughter, Louise Cherrie, from Il
high school in that place. Miss In,
-ed Cherrie is expected home from Ne
in York for the summer vacation Ju1
20.
- Delbert and Clarence Rhoades move
M their steam mill from the Davis pla,
,.5 to the farm of Herbert Howe in Broo
line last week, where they will cut |
the timber Mr.. and Mrs. GeOrs
ard Goodenough will remain at the Dav
;. place for the present, and Mrs. Delbe
has Rhoades and children are staying ter
the porarily with her mother, Mrs. f.
Butterfield.