The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-09
NEWFANE.

IRVING CHaSe mas new duIOHioDlie.i
Mark Merrifeld is in New York city
for few days stay
Prof. G. X. Cherrie is spending few
Fdays in New York city.
Herman L. Eddy is doing the haying
at William Sibley's on Newfane hill
this week.
Miss Hinckley of Connecticut came
Monday to spend her vacation at Will
liam Rand s.
Edison left is camping at Grout s
pond in Stratton with the Boy Scouts
in Townshend
Mrs. Fred Smith of West Brattleboro
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Bert E. Morse.
Miss Matte Fisk of Springfield will
come Friday to spend few weeks with |
Miss Stella Micdtt.
J. C. Tibbetts is i'll with humps. Miss
Olive Eager also has had the prevailing |
illness in mild form.
Kenneth Micott of Brattleboro is !
spending a few days with his grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Micott.
Rev F. NJ. Wiswall preached at both
the morning and evening services in
the Congregational church Sunday.
Charles Hawkins and family of
Springfield are guests this week in the
home OF his sister, Mrs. George Bush.
) DR.. E. C. Thorn of Deerfield and DIR.
. Carr of New York city were guests Of
A. R. Underwood the first of the week.
J. w. Blanchard of New York city, a
relative of the Newton family, spent
few days in town the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Putnam and children of
Middletown, Conn, are stopping for
few days this week at the Newfane
Inn.
Fayette Grape. who had been spend
ing a week with his brother, Austin
Grape, returned Tuesday to New York
city.
James Newton and two sons Of
: Worcester came Monday and are spend
G ing their summer vacation at the New
h ton homestead.
Gerald Morse of Walpole, y. H., a
n son of Charles Morse, is visiting in the
h homes of his aunt, Mrs. Charles l.. Hes
! cock, and his uncle, B. Z. Morse.
! Mrs. f. c. Benedict came last week
: Thursday from New York city for a
visit with her brother and sister, A. r.
Underwood and Miss Jennie L. Under
wood.
The W. C. T. L. meeting for Red
Cross work will be held next week Fri
day afternoon in the church parlors. All
e interested are invited to come and lend
5. a hand.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Batchelder
! and daughter, Lora, of Northampton
! are spending their vacation at the home
% of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j
II Batchelder.
a Jean Thompson, the author, who is
s. spending the summer in town, will be
al joined this week at the Newfane Inn
as by her aunt, Mrs. Abby L. Hubbard OF
5. Middletown, Conn.
] Mrs Matte Wilder and little daugh
u ter, who had been visiting her mother
4 Mrs. Charles Kennon, IT Herman L
~ Eddy's, returned Tuesday to thei
il home in Wardsboro.
d Fred Brundage, whose barn wa
81, struck by lightning and burned a fey
at weeks ago, filled with this year S GRO
&c of new hay, is at his farm now with hi
ID. family from, Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Barnes, private secretary 70
Rev. Guy c. Lamson, who had been a
the Newfane Inn three weeks, returne
ne Wednesday to Philadelphia. She is sur
ceeded by Miss Alice Davidson.
ed Mr. and Mrs Albert w Pratt motore
to Newfane Tuesday night from thei
to home in Cambridge, Mass, upon hearin
he the news Of the burning Of Elm Hal
the home of Mrs. Pratt 5 parents. NJ
ed Pratt returned Wednesday to his HON,
nj
u Theodore Holland went Tuesday t
Proctor, being called there by tn
ne death of his brother. William Holan,
me Mr.. Holland s daughter, Miss Marion
has gone with her mother to visit
lr. brother in the northern part of til
en- state.
= Miss Marjorie Hinsdale, the youn
violin player from Meriden, Conn, an
- her mother are spending a vacation {
ay three weeks at Edwin Jones s. NJ
lia Hnsdale is now in business in Ne
York city, where his family will 500
-rs go to live.
OCT Ransom r. Rhoades is making goo
recovery from the serious injury he r
ceived recently in the Tibbetts stea
" mill. He is now able to be up an
IL about the house. The nurse, Mi
lSt Rochon, from the Memorial hospital
Brattleboro, who cared for him, returnt
orc home last week.
[al
md Henry L. Clapp, an artist from Al
ston, Mass, has come to spend II
month of August at Davidson Maple
hk' Miss Bertha +. Roderck, sister Of Mi
ieS- Ruth G. Roderick, who came with h
och friend, Miss Mildred Marten, during Il
~ !, early part of July, all Of Taunton, a
hei spending their vacation at Davidst
Naples. Mr. and Mrs. George \. "
eek ters of Lynn have spent three days tn
use week at Davidson Naples. Mr., al
cid, Mrs. H. L. Ketcham, their son, liar
lgh Ketcham and Miss Daisie Ketcham,
off Manuel, n. Y, are summer guests
Mrs. Davidson 8.