The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-06
NEWFANE.

Mrs. w. H. Goodnow returned from
Boston Monday
Ralph Cushing returned from Indi
ana Monday night.
Miss Marion White spent a few days
last week with friends in Townshend.
Karl Maher, carrier on rural route
No. ., has bought a Ford runahout to
use in delivering mail.
Miss Helen Martin was in town
Wednesday, making trip while here
to Bencasson cabin.
Mrs. Judson Derry of Putney was
visitor the latter part of last week
at Mrs. A. G. Harvey's.
Edward J. Morse has bought the par
eel of land belonging to Mrs. V. l.
Chase situated on West river.
George K. Davis of Westhampton is
spending a week in town visiting old
friends, and is at J. NJ Kenney S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and Mrs.
Viola French of Brattleboro spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Jeanette L. Gates.
Henry Martin went Wednesday to
South Londonderry to visit few days
in the home of his nephew, l.. p. Mar
tin
The ice cream sales at Mrs. Frank
is. Rand s have been successful
venture and will be continued through
the summer months.
The townspeople are pleased to see
among those in attendance at court
this week the familiar face of Judge
Frank Worden of Halifax.
Ira Jefts and friend of Grafton Wis
tied his father, Albert Jefts, Sunday
The latter is regaining his health and
is now able to be outdoors.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, who fell on tn,
sidewalk on West street last week, Sc
vercly injured one knee. She is nov
able to be about her accustomed du
ties.
Mrs. w. ii. Newton, who went t
Springfield Friday, was a guest of Mrs
Albert Pratt in Cambridge over Sun
day, and returned Monday to Newfan,
with Mrs. Goodnow
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard o
Wardsboro were guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. 4. Fl. Farnum from Saturday t
Monday and with them enjoyed an au
tomobile trip to Greenfield Sunday
Miss Bliss of Akron, Ohio, has be
gun her bungalow east of the railroa,
: tracks on land owned by d. A. Benson
Russell Blood and brother of Town
shend, l.. H. Whitney and D. A. Ben
son are at work on the building, whic
they expect to complete this month
The communion service in the Con
gregational church Sunday was tn
ending of a harmonious and successful
year, the first in Rev Charles "
Mock's pastorate. Three united wit
the church at this time, making 2
who have joined the church the pas
year.
DIR. Frank J. Cahill of Hoosick Fall
n. Y, executor Of the estate of hi
aunt, Mrs. f. J. Ward, was in tow
last week from Thursday to Saturday
The body of Mrs. Ward, which wa
placed in the vault in Woodlawn cen
etery, was removed and laid in it
last resting place in new lot in tina
cemetery. Her late home has been sol
with the furnishings to Mrs. Abb
Pond, who will take possession soon.
Mrs. Abby Pond, who came last wee
for n short stay at Mrs E. J. Blu
terfeld 5, bought the house of the lat
Mrs. E. j. Ward on West street wher
with an only son she viii come soon /
live. Mrs. Pond is daughter c
George X. Davis and since returnin
:. from Dickinson, South Dakota, she hi
!, spent year or two in the home {
). her sister, Mrs. H. j. Batchelder, 70
: merly of this place.
% Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Brown viii Iea7
. Friday for Losgatos, Cal, tow
= about 40 miles from San Francisc
q where they have taken prune ran,
and poultry farm to carry on The
6 goods were shipped the first of Il
il week, including some pigeons, poult-
D. and pet cats Mrs. Brown, the mot
- er of Mr.. Brown, and her daughter
=, Lexington. Mass, are visitors til
week at n. NJ Batchelder's S.
n.