The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-03
NEWFANE.

Arthur Railway was at home over Sun
| day.
Theodore Holland was i'll the first
! of the week.
Miss Ethel Mack is a guest this week
of Mrs Charles L. Hescock
| At the present time there are no
prisoners confined in the county jail.
The Red Cross workers will meet this
week Friday afternoon with Mrs. Polly
Ballou:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Prouty and son,
Theodore, of Peru are visitors at Ira
Moulton s.
Miss Grace West entertained the
Larkin club very pleasantly Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Bush and
son spent the weekend with relatives
in Springfield.
Mrs c. A. Nichols visited her niece,
Miss Vera Silsby, in Brattleboro the
first of the week.
/ About Is members of the W. r. G..
attended the district meeting Wednes-
day in Brattleboro.
DeWeese Dewitt has entered the Bur
dette Business college in Boston, where he
will remain for a years course.
Mrs Helen Newell, who had been visit
ing her niece, Mrs A. H. Farnum, re-
turned "Wednesday to her home in Brook
lyn.
At the regular meeting of Newfane
Grange next week Wednesday evening the
third and fourth degrees will be con
ferred
News has been received from Arthur
Gray, formerly of this place, who enlisted
in the marines, that he is now stationed
, IN San Domingo
Mrs Jerome Corbett of West Spring
field and Mrs. Charles Coy of Yonkers
D n. Y, were guests last week of Their
!, sister, Mrs. Eleary Chase.
Mrs Emma Eames has been visit
/ ing relatives in Boston, but will re
e turn soon to Newfane to remain for ;
while with Mrs. Y. l. Chase.
0 The next meeting of Newfan'
B Grange will be held week from mex
Wednesday, Aug. IA, when the third
e and fourth degrees will be conferred.
Il The school in the Union school distric
:. held Halloween social in the school
= house Wednesday evening. Invitations t
:. be present were given to all who live L
! the neighborhood
Cards have been received announc
I ing the marriage of Charles Knowltol
> Dexter and Miss Julia Eta Griffin. Nh
, and Mrs. Dexter will be at home II
Greenfield after Nov. /.
. Mrs A H Farnum went Wednesday t
. East Dover to substitute as teacher &c
!. Miss Marion Howe, who is Obliged to I,
main at home for a time on account {
). the serious illness of her father.
Mrs NJ Bills, Miss Fidelia Bills
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Bills, Mr.. an
Mrs. Guy Circuit, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
+. Grout were in Stratton Tuesday to al
: tend the funeral service Of Abel Pix,
. About 80 friends gathered Saturda
:, evening at Ira Moulton s on Newfan
!, hill to remind Mrs. Moulton of her 55t
= birthday anniversary. A very pleasan
:, evening was spent and refreshment
!. were served. The party was genuin
- surprise to Mrs. Moulton.
D. Mrs Mary Maher has circulated Il
10 pledge cards for the United States foe
o. administration, which have been general
Re accepted and signed in the homes in tn
village Mrs Maher has been assisted
.. the campaign in the suburbs by Nh
= Florence Brown, Mrs Agnes Kent al
- Miss Anna Ambrose.
es Sunday, Nov 4, will be observed by 4
st Congregational church and Sunday scho
as Go-to-Chureh Sunday. A canvass
d special committees is being made throug
m Iout the whole parish and a good atten
r ance is desired. Rev. j. East Harrison
10 Mount Hermon win preach at the NOR
AZ ing and evening services.
lr. Mrs. Herman A. Howe, who has lat
en- ly been operated upon for appendicit
ID, in the Memorial hospital in Brattl
boro, is making a good recovery. s.
he left the hospital Thursday and W
he lspend some time with an aunt, Mrs. I
ce fe Dexter, in West Brattleboro befo
ID returning to her home in Brookline.