The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-21
NEWFANE.

w. c. Ballou went on a business trip
to Boston Monday.
Slight damage has been done by frost
in this locality thus far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hazelton visited
recently in Westfeld, Mass.
Mrs. Edward Morse went Saturday to
visit relatives in Dummerston.
Miss Stella Micott is home from
Springfield to spend a week or two.
RAYMOND Mallory is at A. r. Ed
wards IS and attends the village school.
DR.. Clifton D. Howe, who spent the
summer at home, returned Thursday to
Toronto University.
Miss Maude Railway of Northfeld,
Mass, has been recent visitor IN the
home of her brother, A. w. Railway.
Russell Blood and brother of Town
shend are at d. A. Benson this week
making outside repairs about the build
ings.
Virgil Ranney went to Providence
Tuesday to spend week or two with
his sister, Mrs. Clarence Adams and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop of Will
Evansville spent a few days last week
with their niece and nephew, Miss Jen-
ME L. and 4. r. Underwood.
Mrs. Frank Pierce of South London.
derry is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Viola
III. Chase, while her husband is attend
ing court as one of the jurors.
Miss Margaret Maher and Miss Mel
lie Hamlin, who are nurses in hospital
| Il SNanHiOC .
three-weeks vacation at their home.
Although a rainy day last Friday
the dinner served in the Union hall by
the Union Hall Helpers was well pat
ronizcd and handsome sum realized.
i, Mrs. John H. Convey is visiting rela
tives III CRANKY, Canada, and was ac
companied on the trip by her mother
, Mrs. Luella Parsons, and sister, Mrs
Charles Sumner Wilson, of Brattleboro
Rev. Paul Haynes and family, VIII
have been at their summer HON
through the season, leave this weel
! Friday for New Brunswick, n. j., wher
Mr.. Haynes is pastor of one of tn
: churches.
!. Roy Jones and family of Brattlebor
!. visited over Sunday at the home of hi
!. sister, Mrs. Bert Smith, in Brooklint
:. visiting also at the home of his pal
/ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Jones, in thi
:. village.
J. Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs, VIII
:. spent some time at Averill lake, visite
d Landlord and Mrs. Whitcomb at tn
|. Newfane Inn last week, returning tn
l. first of the week to their home
5, Dorchester.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgins an
daughter, Miss Madeline, of Haverhil
= Mass, were guests from Wednesday I
- Saturday in the home of his mothe
! Mrs. Charlotte Higgins, and his brothe
! Lewis G. Higgins.
) Drs. NJ. C. and E. c. Twitehell {
Burlington, also B. I. Holland of Eat
, Corinth, and a friend from Indianapoli
\ were guests Sunday at the NewfaI
- Inn and callers in the home of Mr.. al
=, Mrs. Arthur Harvey while III tow
!, They visited the grave of their fathe
: Col. Twitchell, with an old soldier cor
; rade, in Townshend and their old hon
i in this village, now owned by A.
N Underwood.
ar Newfane Grange was given a gre
la treat at their regular meeting last wee
Wednesday evening, when Vermo
Grange of Wardsboro visited Newfal
; Grange, presenting an excellent pr
- gram as follows: Reading, Trials of
: Telephone Manager, by Mrs Forreste
song, When the Angels Have Lifted t
e. Veil; recitation, A Connubial ContI
u versy, Beryl Heffion; recitation, Au
o. Tabitha on Boys, Mary Fletcher; far,
e. Why Alexander Killed the Cat, /
n Helion and Mrs. A. l.. Briggs; recit
s. ton, Miss Edith Clark. The Coon II
low Grange band of 10 pieces came a
II. gave a fine concert.
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