Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-11-23
NEwFANE.

while.
Miss Emogene Hoyt, who was boarding
at George Knapp's, has gone to j. d.
Perce's
Miss Hattie johnson of Brattleboro
spent the week end with Mrs. Della
Kenney.
Miss Nellie Pratt came home Tuesday
for IA short stay, returning to Deerfield
Thursday.
There are still no prisoners in the
county jail which has been empty num-
Der of weeks.
The annual fair by the Christian
Endeavor society has been changed from
Dec. to IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Jones are at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Bert Smith,
in Brooklne.
Henry Knapp of West Brattleboro is
staying with his brother, George Knapp,
for the present.
Miss Gertrude Brown of Drattleboro
came Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Karl L. Mahcr
Mrs. Minnie Carlton of Manchester
was guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ, p Ben
son, over Sunday.
There will be neighborhood social Fri.
day evening in the schoolhouse in the
Union school district.
y. NJ. Batchelder recently moved from
the upstairs tenement in his house to the
one on the first floor
A good number from this village
attended the Eastern Star installation in
Townshend Wednesday evening.
Lester T. Vim of Athol and Iona NJ.
,,f -.
K. w. Rand's and at Mrs. BLISS.
MIRA Josephine Howe returned Monday
from visit of two weeks at the home of
her son. Eugene Howe, in Putney.
After a long session the fall term of
county court is nearing its close. The
jurors were discharged on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. F.. Baker have
closed their home for the winter and
went last week to Brattleboro.
The parlors of the Congregational
church have been made more attractive
by fresh paper and paint and new cell
ing.
As in other places, the shortage OF sugar
is felt in Newfane. In both stores in the
village the supply was exhausted the first
OF this week.
Miss Agnes Kchoe, who has been
working at the Inn, will return to her
home in Norton Mills until the Inn
is open again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erving Chase came Satur-
day to visit his parents, returning the
first of the week to Winchester, \. H.,
where they moved lately.
But few deer were shot in this place
during the open season. Charles Rice,
&c h. Il l., taI
as having secured spikeho,n.
Harold Morse returned Wednesday to
Greenfield, after a vacation at his home,
when he was one of the few successful
hunters in securing deer during the open
sKaf'l f. NI,hirI a1Aa farhilts Vent sstult!
day to Readsboro to visit his brother,
Claude Maher, and family. They made
the trip by automobile, returning home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Perry have closed
Rest cottage, their summer home in New
fame hill, and went the latter part of last
week to lIypouXo, their winter home in
Florida.
The Grange will hold a regular meeting
next week "Wednesday evening, when cleo
tion Of officers will take place. The
Grange cleared over $40 at the annual fam
in October
Fourteen members of the Rebelah lodge
attended the district meeting of that
society Wednesday evening in South
Londonderry. They made their trip by
automobile
Arthur T. Warren lost valuable COW
by accident the latter part of last week
The accident happened in the night
when the stable floor gave way and the
COW was found chokc1 to death next morn
ing
The Newfane Inn is closed for the
winter and will open about April J.,
l9lS, for the spring term of court MI.
and Mrs. Whitcomb will spend the win
ter in Florida. Miss Vera Heath, who
has been guest at the Inn the past
year, will go with them.
Mrs. Abby Pond and Mrs II. j. Batch
elder vety pleasantly entertained in their
home Friday the W. {. T. L. and Red
Gross workers, Among the 20 women
present there was none more interested
or happier worker than Mrs. Polly
5allou, one of the eldest members who
has made, cut and filed 80 comfort pillows.
Delicious refreshments were served
Next Tuesday evening the Christian
Endeavor meeting will be in charge of the
county president, ID. w. Fclch OF Brattlc.
bore, who will bring with him Miss Flor
cnce II. Wells, chairman of the mission.
AIRY committee and Miss Maude Thurber
who VIII give a report of missionary
conference which she recently attended
All are cordially invited \ social time
after the meeting will give our members
chance to get better acquainted with
the county workers.
Only four deer shot during the omen
season We're reported to Game Warden
W. i. EameA Harold Morse, Charles
Rice of this town, Charles Clapp of
Greenfield and Ernest Perry of Brat,
tleboro were those who secured one
each. Paul Estcy of Brattlcboro re.
ported elsewhere, but secured one in
the Bensch moving, Weighing 2l3
pounds, with eight points. Two does
were found dead during the season and
were reported to Game Warden W.
j. Eamee
SOUTH NEWFANE.
Miss ThuIberS coming to address the
Christian Endcavor society Thursday eve