Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-05
NEWFANE

Miss Carrie Benson returned home Mon
day from Laconia, N. H. -
S. Arthur Pratt is spending few days
this week in Manchester. Ra ,v
Miss Anna Hoffring of Wardsboro is a
guest of Mrs. j. c. Tibbetts.
w. H. Fisher of San Francisco is spend
ing a week at Rev. f. NJ Wiswall's.
DR.. Clifton ID. Howe left Monday, after
q short visit at his home, for Toronto.
Mrs. f. C. Boyd of Wilmington is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Farnum.
Miss Mabel Phillips exchanged her au-
tomobile last week for new Maxwell
car.
Mrs. Pier, wife of Judge f. B. Pier of
Brattleboro, was in town the first of the
week to visit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl f. Maher and daugh
ter. Elizabeth, visited Miss Winnifred Ma
her in Athol Sunday.
Miss Loina Davis has returned home
from Dummerston hill and is spending a
vacation of two weeks at home.
Work on the public drinking fountain
is delayed by the lack of worlimen, but
will begin as soon as help ccan be secured
Mr. and Mrs John Covey were home
from Brattleboro over Sunday, Mrs Gov
ey remaining here at their home for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas, who were
guests two weeks at Davidson Naples, re
turned Monday to their home in Wey
mouth, Mass.
Farmers in the Union district are filling
their silos this week. II. II. Howe anC
Wilson Winchester are there with theil
ensilage cutters.
Mrs Viola l. Chase is out, after being
confined to the house several days be
cause of a painful accident to the right
arm and wrist.
Mrs. Arthur Railway and little son, Der
nard, of Brattleboro are at Mrs f. A. Rad
ways this week while Mr. Railway is a
work in Chicopee.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. johnson and tire,
children, who were guests for few day
at Arad Fellows's left Tuesday for thei
home in Groton, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Dickinson anC
daughter, Minerva, of Springfield hav,
been guests of Mrs. Alice AIicott anC
daughter, Miss Stella Micott
Mrs. NJ. f. Pratt and Nellie went tn
latter part of last week to Deerfield t.
visit Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pratt. Mrs
Pratt's son came up to take them to hi
home by automobile.
Miss Grace West has returned to her du
ties as assistant to Miss Mabel Phillips il
the telephone exchange, having been a
her home in Bondville a few weeks on &C
count of illness.
The Red Cross workers will meet in tn
church vestry this week Friday afternoon
Those who are knitting are requested t.
finish and send in their work as soon a
convenient, that it may be forwarded earl.
this month.
William P. Eager of Tenafy, n j.
spent the weekend with his brother
Ward II. Eager, who is gaining, VISITING
also his brother, b. C. Eager, who is still
confined to his home with a severe al
tack of rheumatism
Newfane. Grange will. hold its. 18th ar
nual fair Oct IS in Union hall. The SUI
per will be served at 6 O'Clock as usua
and will be followed by short program
There will be dance with Leitsinger'
orchestra in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Hayes and Mr.. an
Mrs. F. r. Ashley of Middlebury hav
been visiting their sister, Mrs Homer Am
brose making the trip by automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Marsh and Mr.. AM
Mrs. NJ. p. Perry of Townshend were Sun
day visitors at Homer Ambroses.
Rev. f. C. Goodrich preached Sunda
in the Congregational church. His topi
for the morning was Complete in Him, j
mstrated by violin and man perfecte
in his character. Mrs. Goodrich was
guest with him over Sunday at Rev. F
NJ, Wiswal's and at Mrs. G.. E. David
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich returne
Monday to Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira F. Moulton an
daughter, Miss Emrna Moulton, Emer
Howard, his son, Darwin Howard, an
Miss Maud Howard of Newfane and Mr.
May Holden of West Townshend, all vis
ed Friday, Sept. 2S at Lyman d. Mou
toms in East Dover, the occasion bein
Mr., and Mrs. Lyman Moulton's golde
wedding anniversary.