The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-31

| chairman, Charles l.. Hescock, in the
north part of the town and with the
clerk, Porter Thayer, in the South
| part.
Miss Gertie Croker of Brattleboro is
visiting her aunt, Miss Laura Rice.
Miss Ruth Gray came Saturday from
Athol to spend two weeks vacation
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney returned
Friday for visit with friends in
Londonderry
Rev. and Mrs F. NJ. WiswaU en-
tertained a picnic party of Is at vii
low Brook farm Monday.
Miss Martha Chase has returned to
Akron, Ohio, after a visit of four
weeks with Newfaae friends.
Mrs. Emma Higgins Pound. who
spent few weeks at the Windham
County House, has returned to her
home in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Sabin of Akron. Ohio
left for Ludlow last week to visit a
sister, having spent several weeks at
Mrs. Alice Micott IS.
In celebration of her birthday anni-
Fersary few friends and neiphbors
caifed on Miss Mabelle Hazclton Aug.
20 to remind her she had reached
another milestone
Mrs. Il. A. Eddy and daughter, Eth
el, of Stratton, Doris Eddy of Brattle
boro, Rev. B. II. Eddy and son, David.
OF Pennsylvania, have been visitors at
Mrs. NJ. NJ. BLISS.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bills went to Wards
boro for Old Home day, Aug. %. visit
ing her sister at the Green Mountain
House and a brother, Abel Pike, at
the old home place in Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hescock of
Brattleboro We're guests over Sunday
at II. NJ. Heseock's, going from here to
Weston to visit in the home of Mrs.
Heseoek s sister, Mrs. Williams
Mrs. \. II. Farnum. Mrs. f. \. De
Witt and Lou Whitney attended a Pc
mona Grange meeting in Wilmington
last week Thursday. They also gave
v. r.. Wheeler a call at Mountain
Mills.
Rev. Charles W. Mock has returned
home, having spent a months vaca-
ton, going first to visit relatives in
Boston. Mrs. Mock and their two chill
dren returned last Friday from Web
ster, n. II.
Mrs. Alice Randall and daughter. FL
eanor, returned Friday from visit
with relatives in Dover and Brattle-
boro. They expect to remain il town
until Sept. 6, when they will return
to their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss. who have
been visiting his sister, Miss Carrie
Bliss, at her summer home, and their
daughter, Helen, who spent the sum
mer at We-hke-it, returned to their
home i'll Akron, Ohio, Friday.
The Newfane Soldiers Monument
association have received a number of
books which have just been published
They are now on sale ut W. p
Eames s store in the village and at
Albert Sherman s store in Williams
Vile
Miss Jennie L. Underwood returned
Monday from visit of several DAYS
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
George /. Bishop, who recently moved
from Springfield, Mass, to Williams
vile on account of the i'll health Of
Mr.. Bishop.
The state board of health having
requested through the state superin-
tendent of education that the opening
OF all schools in the state shall be de
ferred two weeks as safeguard
against infantile paralysis, the ealen-
| dar for Newfane schools has been
changed, and the fall term of school
| will not begin until Sept IS.
| The 1ext food sale by the w. C. T.
| [. will be held in the church dining
| room Saturday afternoon. Sept. ,. at
O'Clock. The committee in charge
are Mrs. Ida l.. Convey and Mrs. Lila
| Wlswal. In addition to the usual sup
ply Of food, ice cream will be on sale.
| Generous patronage is solicited as the
! entire proceeds are to 90 to the fund
for the public drinking mountain.
Mrs. Alice Hescock Randall one of
! the charter members Of the Christian
Endeavor society, who is in town for
the summer, had charge of the meet
ing Sunday evening, when several
other charter members were III town
and attended the service. The meet
ings of the society have been held
Sunday evening through August, dur
ing the vacation of the pastor, but will
now be held as usual Tuesday evenings
The w. C. T. T. met with Mrs. De
wilson Friday afternoon for a social
meeting and to greet the president of
Allston union III Boston, Mrs. A. D.
Baker, who has been spending her va
cation at Davidson Naples A good
number of members were present, al
so visiting member from a New
York union. State and national w. c.
I. L. songs were sung, greetings were
given the visitors and short address
by Mrs Baker was followed by read.
ings and reports from the home mem