The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-22
NEWFANE.
w. G. r. u. Cficcrs.

W. G. T. U. Cificcrs.
The Newfane W. c. T. L. met in the
church parlor for their annual meeting. |
Following this the sixth food sale was
held, the proceeds of which are to be add |
ed to the drinking fountain fund At a
special meeting the union voted to cooper
ate with the Anti-Saloon league in the
state prohibition campaign work to the
extent Of paying for temperance posters
and campaign literature to be used in the
Sunday school for eight Sundays with the
expectation that individual workers and
Sunday school classes will provide for the
remaining II Sundays before the March
election.
On Sept. IS the Union held their sew
enth food sale. in charge of Mrs. Edith
FaInum and Mrs Grace Rhoades. which
followed a business meeting when the
pcrintcndents OF departments were elected
and other business transacted.
The list Of officers and superintendent
now stands as follows: Pres, Mrs Eta
+. Hcscock: sec, Miss Mary Newton;
treas, Miss Lila MouIton and Mrs Clara
Mock; vice presidents, Mrs Gratia David
SON. Mrs E J. Dutterficld and Mrs Inez
Wright; superintendent flower missions.
Mrs Ida Convey: franchise, legislation and
press, Mrs c. L. Davidson; literature,
/ Miss Mary Newton; medical temperance,
Miss Lila Moulton; prison and Jail, Mrs.
Alice Pierce; social, Mrs, Inez Wright;
anti narcotics, Mrs II. NJ Hescocll: sol
diers and sailors, Mrs. Anna Bush: Sunday
school Mrs Clara Mock: health and herad-
/ ity, Miss Emily Sibley: scientific temper
ance instruction, Mrs Ettc Hcscock After
q brief conference on the appointments Of
a fountain committee, the matter was de
/ fcrred until the next injecting. which is
! TO be held on Friday afternoon, Oct. 1, the
place OF meeting to be announced later.
George O. Davis of Norwood is visiting
relatives in town,
Mrs. f. /. Hamiin returned from Der
nardston last week.
! Fred Smith has been in keene to visit
his mother, who is i'll.
County court adjourned one day, We'd
ne1day, for the Valley fair.
! telephone is being installed this week
in the Ralph Cushing place.
One day for visiting the Valley fair was
Egrantcd to all the schools in town.
Mrs. Archie Solandt of NorthGcld was a
weekend visitor of Mrs George Solandt
Judge Clark A BatcheIder of Fitchbure
is a guest of his brothers, \. NJ. < H. !
Batchelder.
Fred Best Is enjoying vacation Of two
I weeks. He will go to the Bondville fair
thence to places in New Hampshire
Miss Grace and Herbert Magoon OF Lon
donderry stopped to visit their sister, Mrs
Fred Smith, while en- route to the Valley
fair
Miss Helen Bliss, who spent the summer
at the summer home of her aunt, Miss Car
tie Bliss, has returned to her home il
Akron, Ohio,
Charles Higgins and family of Haverhil
are guests for a few days Of his mother
Mrs Charlotte Higgins, and his brother
l. Fl. Higgins,
The new seats ordered for the school
room in the union district were put il
place Wednesday when the school was no
in session, the day being granted for stu
dents to visit the Valley fair.
l. Mrs Cosgrove OF Boonvile. Miss. is
Igucst Of her sister. Miss Carrie Bliss. !
number OF Brattleboro friends were il
town Sunday in their touring cars to cal
on the sisters, in the new summer hom
Of Miss Bliss
J. c. Tibhetts has bought a 7O0-acr
timber tract in Pixies Falls, Jamaica. O
Osgood & Paddock of Saxtons River
Mr.. Tibbetts also bought H. NJ He.
cock 5 timber lot on the Wardsbor
road early last summer,
At the Sunday evening service Rev. {
W Mock gave an interesting and convin,
ing tomDerance sermon, showing that h
July understands the phases, scientific an
economic, as well as the physical menta
and moral bearing of the question.
At the meeting Of the school directo 1