The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-29
NEWFANE.

Ralph Cushing spent Sunday at his I
home in Newfane.
Mrs. H. J. Batchelder is recovering
slowly from her illness. :
Mrs. Abbie F. Morse returned from
visit in Vergennes Monday.
Mrs Ella Eames of Brattleboro is
guest of Mrs. Viola I. Chase.
William Hazelton and son are paint
ing the Moore free library buildings.
Mrs Kennon returned Monday to
Hermon L. Eddy s, after a visit in
Wardsboro.
Mrs R. B. Hawkins of Bclchertown,
Mass, has been a guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George B. Bush.
Clarence Bruce and family of Brat
tleboro were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. William 7. Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs. DeImar Hawkins were
guests over Sunday i'll the home of his
sister, Mrs. George B. Bush.
Mrs. Jessie Hearne came from Brat !
tleboro Tuesday to visit in the home of |
her brother, T. w. Underwood.
Miss Allen, former guest at New |
fame Inn, who has been in Brandon, |
returned Wednesday to Newfane.
Mrs. D. S. Ballou has returned home |
from visit in Guilford with her
! daughter, Mrs. Hooker Winchester.
Miss Ruth Palmer of TOWNSHIP
was guest of her sister, Miss
Mildred Palmer, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Whitney and daughter, Miss
Alice, of West Upton are guests of
Mrs. Whitney's aunt, Mrs. Abby
Pond
Miss Mildred a. Palmer and Miss
Bertha Palmer of Townshend spent
Monday with Miss Jennie L. Under
wood.
Clinton Rawson Halliday, son of Mil
ton Halliday of Providence, is a visitor
in the home of his aunt, Mrs. Lovisa
Downs.
Joseph Byron has been a guest of
his daughter, Mrs. W. T. Bruce, re
turning Monday to his home in
| Springfield.
George Solandt returned home from
| the Melrose hospital in West Brattle-
! boro, where he had been a few weeks
! for treatment, Tuesday.
- George O. Davis, who visited his
sisters, Mrs. Abbie Pond and Mrs. H.
J. Batchelder, returned Friday to his
home in Norwood, Mass.
Miss Ethel Mack. who recently I'M
h derwcnt an operation in the Memorial
y hospital in Brattleboro, was able to
Z return to her home Monday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodnow of
> Marlboro, \. H., called the latter
, part Of last week on Rev. T. NJ. Wis
/ well, who is an uncle of Mrs. Good
now.
Earl F. Davis, who is chauffeur il
Mosher' 5 garage in Brattleboro, was
e in town Saturday with new automo
IL, Jo 70 lii - r+y
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sargeu
were in town the first of the wcel
while making an automobile trip t
p St. Adams, whore Mr.. Sargent attend
ed a druggists meeting.
T. w. Underwood and L. Fl. Whitne,
have been making repairs at Bencas
son cabin this week. Mrs. !. L. Martin
- and family are expected soon at thei
7 summer home ON Ncwfauc hill.
Mr.. Pray and his mother and siste
moved from their home below the vi
lage. known as the Merrfeld place las
week to their home in HoughtonvilIe /
4 Grafton. The farm is now in the hand
of !. G. Martin, dealer in real estat,
Mrs T. A. Dewitt and Charlotte an
N Frank came Wednesday from Cheste
- to spend the summer months in tn
home of Mrs. f. !. Butterfeld, whic
. Mr.. Dewitt has engaged for the sun
1g. mcr. DeWecsc Dewitt will spend til
w summer in Athol, and their other sol
rer Ralph viii spend the school vacatio
?. period in Brattleboro.
n Rev. Charles w. Mock preached a
. excellent sermon Sunday. taking f,
sF. his text Rev. 81. By invitation IL
ne. Masonic lodge of Townshend attendc
. the service in q body. About 80 mer
70 bers were present. although the d.
ASe was rainy. The Eastern Star was re
a. resented by a small delegation. Coo
70 music was furnished, consisting
two male quartets by Mcssrs Wrig
on. Hcscock, Bruce and Convey.
d mT Clarence A. Nichols, manager at t
Windham county creamery, and i
an wife had a pleasant surprise last we
nee, Thursday evening, when about 30 me-
10 bers of the Odd Fellows and Rebell:
80 lodges gave them q surprise party
ark their home in celebration of their -
M. wedding anniversary. After an
a. iovable evenings entertainment
LIT. freshments of cake and ice-cream we
. served and Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols We
err: presented a handsome china cabine
.eai- Miss Sibyl Holbrook and sist
. Mrs. Myra Doane, Of Indianapol
airy visited Mrs. ATandana Bills and 1
9 am daughter, Miss Fidelia, Friday aft
noon, coming from Townshend to spe
St the day. Miss Sibyl Holbrook is
Wis trained nurse, and this is the Fl
s 2. time she has been in Vermont in
s.H, years. Both Miss HoIbrook and NJ
-. Doane are natives of Townshe
% 8. spending their girlhood days the
nan where they were successful teacher
Is 2 q. The village school taught by NJ
Hi. Mildred A. Palmer closed Friday.
AMI the afternoon the entire school,
ONCE sides many of their parents and
and number Of friends, enjoyed a pic
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