The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-22
NEWFANE.

Samuel Underwood of Athol has been
visitor at Nelson Gray s.
There is only one prisoner now in
confinement in the county Jail.
| Kenneth Lyman of Athol is spending
the summer with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Gray.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holt and three
children were guests over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Bush.
Mrs. Henry Oxley, who had been a
summer guest at Davidson Naples over
two weeks, returned Tuesday to he1
home in Boston.
Miss Stella Micott returned to
Springfield Sunday by train, having a
call to come to care for a former pa
tient, who was i'll.
Mrs. Guy Wyman of Londonderry
visited Miss Mabel Phillips Friday and
Saturday. Miss Phillips returned home
! with her for few days stay in Lon
donderry.
Mrs Fred Smith of West street, who
has been i'll a week, is able to be out.
Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs. Mary Denis,
who came to care for her. returned
Wednesday to Keene.
Mrs. Harriet Martin and little son,
Norman, returned from Springfield
Tuesday night. He is making a good
recovery from the operation he under
went i'll the Springfield hospital
The cement sidewalks are being ex-
tended on Vest street and will end att
tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S.
Morse, the last house within the village
limits on that side of the street.
Mrs. Abby Pond is building a deep
veranda on her new house, recently
bought of the Ward estate, Russell
Blood and his brother of Townshend
having charge of the carpentry work.
Clinton Pratt of Brattleboro has in
stalled electric lighting apparatus in
the homes of A. Il. Warren, town clerk,
Mrs. Abby Pond and Ralph Cushing on
West street and added a few more
lights in Union hall.
Mrs Gilbert Batchelder left Friday
for Northampton, where she viii visit
. q few days with relatives before going
to spend the rest of her summer vaca-
tion in the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fream, formerly of New
fame, in Montivideo, Mimi.
NJ. Park Osgood, who has been spend
ing a part of his summer vacation at
Davidson Naples, will go to Underhill
at the opening of the fall term of the
high school to take the position of
principal. Mr.. Osgood graduated from
the University of Vermont last June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Osgood, who
have been visitors at Davidson Naples,
as well as at the homes of their par
ents in Townshend and Williamsvillc,
will leave Friday to return to Pitts
burgh, Pa, stopping to visit relatives
and friends in HOlyoke and Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Dewey and sister, Miss Robbins,
: left Bencasson the first of the week,
returning to their homes in Montpelier
Mrs. Lester Utley returned to Amherst
Monday. Miss Briggs of Worcester, who
came as guest of Mrs. Martin, this
week, will remain for a visit of 10
: days. f. w. Underwood is at work fin
ishing the garage at Beneasson cabin
Q which was begun last summer.
The following program will be given
E in the regular meeting of the Grange
> July %: Reading, Mrs. William Wilson
: music, Mrs. Lila Ingram; paper, Hens
: Arthur Railway; recitation, Mrs. Wilson
Winchester; Discussion, Are the Gov.
: eminent Agricultural Experts of as
! Much Value to the Farmer as They
\ Claim Themselves to Be? Wilson Win
: chester, Leon Whitney, Guy Grout
!. Ransom Rhoads; duet, o. X. Wright
! and w. T. Bruce; paper, Practical Lum
}. Der Hints for the Farmer, Leonard
K Brown; reading, Rev. c. w. Mock.
q The regular meeting of the Christian
! EndeavOr society Tuesday evening was
/: in charge of the charter members, Mrs
: Alice Randall presiding. Seven were
}. present, and only two more of the orig
!: inal members are now living At tn,
close of the meeting a social hour fol
4 lowed, during which two musical selec
8 tions were rendered by Mrs. Eunic,
% lieutlenger of Philadelphia, who is
&. summer guest in town and greatly in
a terested III Christian Endeavor work
8. She also sang two hymns used in tn
N. Billy Sunday meetings and gave al
a. interesting account of his work in tina
Il city.