The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-19

his barber shop. His daughter, Marion,
win live with him through the summer.
All interested in Red Cross work are
cordially invited to attend the social
this week Friday afternoon at the resi-
denee of Mrs l.. F. Baker.
At the regular meeting of Newfane
Grange next week Wednesday evening
the third and fourth degrees will be
conferred upon five candidates
Mrs. r. d. Newton and daughter, Miss
Harriet Newton. of Springfield, Mass.
who were guests of Mrs. O. R. Wright,
returned Monday to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler, their
daughter, Mrs Harriet Martin and son,
/ Norman, of Springfield, came last week
20 spend the summer at the Newfane
| Inn.
Glynn Grape, who enlisted in Com
pany / Of the Vermont National Guard
went to Fort Ethan Allen Saturday
He was not accepted upon physical ex-
animation, and has since returned home.
Miss f. NJ. Carter, Miss Jane DeFal-
do, Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Edith, all
of New York city, have come for a
month 3 vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Whitaker at Grand View farm on
lNewfane hill.
Mrs. Emma Rand, president of the
Rebekah state assembly, of Saxtons Riv-
er was in town the first of the week and
visited the meeting of the local lodge
officially Monday evening at their peg,
ular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Benson went Sat
urday 10 Laconia, ~ H.. for short
stay. Their daughter, Miss Carrie Ben
son, who had been home for a two
weeks vacation, returned with them K
her work there.
Miss Ruth Bradeen and brother, FL
liot Bradeen, of Medford, Mass, an,
Harold Rider of Bellows Falls, ar
spending a part Of the summer vacation
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
5 II. y. Carpenter.
! Miss Nellie IIamlin and Miss Mar
garet Maher are expected home from tn
Springfield hospital Friday for a tire,
!. weeks vacation. They expect to grad
+ uate from their training course of thre
e years there next April.
W. H. Newton and daughter, Mis-
i Elsie, with party of five others, wer
e on hike Saturday. Leaving here the
5 went by automobile to East Dove
thence on foot to Wilmington and r
turned home by way of Wardsbor
= reaching Newfane Monday afternoon
n News has been received that Re
George X. Carter, a former pastor her
: who was expected to preach here ne,
Sunday, will not be able to be in Ney
fame at that time and Rev Mr. Nee
of Brookline has been engaged to prea,
in the Congregational church next Su
7 day.
I Miss Hattie Fuller Of Londonderr
who is assisting Mrs. c. +. Davids,
during July and August, is a gradua
re of the teacher training class at LelaI
ch and Gray seminary, and at the close
NJ her vacation will resume her work
rs teacher in South Londonderry, whe
she has been employed the past year
Mrs. Mary Allen Dawes, form
rn student of Leland and GRAY seminar
We is visiting Mrs. q. +. Davidson, al
de- Mrs. Eta Hescock, who was one of h
ON classmates. Mrs. Dawes recently ear
the from southern Arizona, where she Il
OK been DONG Christian work IN dcStitt
places, holding Gospel meetings wht
nst there had been none for more than
nee year. Though the region is rich in
in sources it is lacking in religious
ons tluence and Mrs. Dawes very gladly
proved the opportunity to enter
in 'open door.
me DIR. and Mrs. Charles Linton "
spent a vacation of two weeks at Ma
get Row farm, returned the latter part
last week to their home in Cambria