The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-06
NEWFANE.
lei, cells Are DELAYED.

the latter part of last week to put the new
Esteel cells into the county JAIL They had
been shipped and were expected to be
here in time for linn to begin work at
once, but they have not yet arrived Mr.
and Mrs. Gaum are boarding at the Wind
ham County House, and expect to remain
about three, weeks or until the cells are
all fitted into their places in the Jail.
Miss Maude Roadway was at home from
ernon over Sunday.
Four horses in N. P Benson's livery
tstable are having pink-eye.s Il
| Merchant James Brown is confined to
the house with an attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs Georgia Love of South Newfane
Eattended the church services here Sunday.
l. Mrs. Flora Reed has finished her en-
lgagement as cook at the Inn and is now
al the home of .her~sister Mrs. Grape.
The students at Leland and Gray semi
lnqry returned to Enwnshend Monday to
iresuIne their studies Tuesday, after the
Holiday vacation. i,
/ Miss Harriet Johnson, who spent nearly
1.-Two weeks at Davidson Naples, returned
to Torringtoii, CONT, to continue teaching
I'm the schools there. Z. -
Mis- T. A. Dewitt and chidreli who
icane last week. "Wednesday for a;visit, re-
turned Monday to Chester, While, here
Ralph Dewitt wax guest of Allan Heath
4 vote has been taken in the Congrega
tional Sunday school to donate sum from
Etheir treasury for tho. Belgian relief fund
the amount t6 be determined after tbs
address BY Mr.. Willard.
The VIC. +. T. win meet with Mrs
Davidson Friday, Jan. s, at 3 p. IN Til,
fsubject for discussion win be Nationa
IConstitpt ignal Prohibition. and all. .whe
find newspaper articles on this question
are requested to bring them to the meet
fins
Amy .Gfquf, I. eldest daughter of Nj
land Mrs. Guy Grout of Newfane hill
Underwent an operation for appendicitf
bin their home Sunday. DR.. Ge9rsc r
Anderson of. -Bratteboro. who pefforrne
Ettic operation, was assisted by DIR. o. Y
Iiefflon of Wardsboro Amy and her sis
Itcr and brother were i'll with chicken-po
when she had the attack of appendiciti,
tShe seems to be doing well.
Friends of Mrs. Fitzhngh of New Yorl
who was web known here as a summe
lguest before her marriage as Miss Eliz;
tbcth klrkman, will be interested to kno
t1dI lttK dlusDdutl, WHO 10 Que I
the oldest families in England, was Gale
lat less than a weeks notice to take pan
i'll the war. He is an officer in the St
Royal Sussex regiment and is nowsin Co
leicester, England, drilling his men prepar
tory to going to the front in February {
March. 81
David Willard, a representative of Il
war relief committee established in Ne
York, viii speak in the Newfane Congr
gational church Thursday evening, ia
II, giving an Illustrated talk on his 81
weeks stay in Paris during the war, fro
(which place he recently returned.
twishes to meet the women. in the afte
noon to explain the object of the surgic
dressings committee with view to sect
ing cooperation in the work. of prepari
bandages and hospital supplies for t
Wounded Ettippean Soldiers. In aecol
1890 anee with this, request all who are int,
-- Tested win meet in the Congregational VI
try Thursday afternoon, Jan. IA, at 2.
clock. A full attendance is desired.