The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-08
NEWFANE.

Manchester last week.
Ethelbert and Say Rawson returned j
from Jacksonville Monday.
Miss Helen Lewis of Williamsville |
is at work at the Newfane Inn.
Amasa Grout of Mountain Mills and
his brother were in town Sunday.
Mrs. F. l.. Hamlin is visiting his
son, George, in Fort Covington, n. y.
Miss Loina Davis went to Whining
ton Monday. She will work in the fam
lily of John Gallup.
w. II. Newton, who went to Wallng
ford on a business trip the latter part
of last week, returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maher of Reads
boro visited Sunday in the home of his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Maher
Miss Clara Winchester left July Il
| for East Franklin, where she will re-
main several weeks with her brother,
| Perley Winchester.
Charles Dexter, who came up from
| Greenfield to spend the Fourth and re-
main over Sunday, visited here and
at his home in WardsbOro.
Miss Mabel Phillips and Miss Marion
| Wright visited in Londonderry Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Wyman returned home with
them to visit Miss Phillips.
Mrs Alma Stebbins Wheeler and
| daughter, Miss Laudette of Braiden-
town, Fla, visited her cousin, Roscoe
| Marsh, at A. Fl. Farnum s last week.
Miss Florence and Harold Whitta ker
left Tuesday for Il visit of a week
with relatives in Agawam, stopping to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Betterley in
Springfield.
The West River Rebekah lodge is
,,I, HI 1 4
81. On the evening of the latter date
a dramatic entertainment will be given
TO be followed by a dance.
Miss Jessie Wilcox of Sandusky
Ohio, and niece, Miss Esther Sloan
came Monday to visit the Newton fam
lily, to whom they are related. They will
board at Newfane Inn about ten days
Mrs Ella Nash, who left here Il few
weeks ago for Montana, where she Wis
tied her daughterin law, has gone now
r to San Luis o Bisto in California
where she expects to remain severa
2 months.
+ Miss Addie Reed of Brattleboro wa
in town last week collecting funds 70
/ the Salvation Army. Her mother
I whose maiden name was Lestina Il
Miller, once taught the village schoo
f in a former generation.
II Miss Gertrude Birmingham an,
friend, Miss Hayte of New York city
J. who will spend the summer with hei
: are guests at Grand View farm an
viii remain at J. F. Whitaker 5 unit
! the bungalow Miss Birmingham is hay
q ing erected on Newfane Hill is read
for occupancy.
ii Philatus c. Covev had Sigh
~ parlvtic shock Thursday forenoon a
| IN ha hpnCp nj his
~ J. H. Covey, where he now lives, 5
~ that he partially lost the use of his LET
"a side. He is better this week and abb
to take care of n large number c
. chickens he is raising.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Norman s. Wheele
n his daughter, Mrs. Harriet Martin an
~ Young son. Norman. of Springfield, a
,saI rived at the Newfane Inn Friday
~ spend the summer months. Mr.. Vince
,sl err son, Frank r. Wheeler, and ii
"A latter $ wife of New Haven, are al,
enjoying a few weeks vacation an
are guests at the Inn.
J.. w Lord of Brattleboro has chars
of building the bungalow for Miss Blu
bingham on rNewfane, hill, which W:
begun last week. Charles Seaver, al
an of Brattleboro, is at work on Il
building and both men are boarding
- T.
IL wife and child are camping on top
the hill near the spot where they a
k at work.
The Fourth of July was very quiet
w observed in this village. \ large nun
ly Der of flags were seen and the -ringiI
of the bells at midnight family hear
or 4 large number enjoyed the celebrate
~ held in WilhamsXille, and others Spe
the dav in Brattlehoro. 4. II. Farnu
and family were in Westminster for q
ld, Home .dav, stopping Sunday at Lowe
to lake William w. Fl. Knowlton, l.
and Mrs. Charles Linton enjoyed T
~. day at Sunset lake. Mr. and Nj
rs Karl f. Maher and little daughter spe
the day in the home of her paren
Il Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Brown, in Bratt
- hero.
At the w. C. T. Z. meeting held F
~ day afternoon two new members VIC
"a received and plans were made TO no
=, food sales during July and August, t
5h- proceeds to be used for providing
public drinking fountain on the 60
est mon. also to help furnish ice water
le- the railroad station The meeting W
aId devoted to business matters, aft
RS. which a social hour was enjoyed, VIII
Miss Estelle Paddock, Il returned m
sionary from China, aud Miss Dc
Nv Robinson, teacher were introdue
tor and with the refreshments serVed, eh
lth sticks were passed that all might !,
SITS the Chinese method of eating. 2
lip. rangements were made to hold the II
food sale Saturday afternoon, July
~ at clock in the church dining roo
ing Mrs. J. D. Pierce and Mrs. G.; f. I
ma. wilson having it in charge. The me
Ter, ing was adjourned to the call OF t
ms president.