The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-17
NEWFANE.

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i on friends in town Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs Alton Morse of Baldwin
place are visitors at A. b. Farnum's.
| Mrs E. C. Benedict went Monday to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. E. Wheeler. in
Williamsville.
Miss G. Sadie Smith, court reporter, of
| Rutland was a guest over Sunday at
George Bush's.
Robert Pratt, who spent vacation of
week at New Elm hall, returned Sat
urday to Boston.
Mrs. Polly Ballou is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A n. SHEER
man, in Wiliamsvile.
Mrs. Sarah Pierce and son, Perley, Of
Bratteboro spent the weekend at the
home of her father, j. d. Pierce
Mrs. w. E. Wheeler and daughter
Ruth, of WilIiamsville, spent the week
end with her brother, j. H. Underwood
Rev Paul Hayne will preach next sun
day morning in the Congregational church
His topic will be My Experiences in
Camp Life.
i Mrs. Hinsdale and daughter Miss Mar.
jorie, who spent weeks vacation at Ell
win Jones's have returned to their home
in Hartford
Mrs. Nellie Underwood Harter and chill
dren of Lykens, Pa, who visited rela-
tives in town, went Tuesday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. w. E. Wheeler, in Williams
vile
i Miss Loina Davis is at home for va
cation. Her sister, Miss Loenza Davis.
who is at the Sanitarium in Pittsford.
writes that she is improving and is re-
ceiving excellent care.
Newfane's quota for Red Cross work
for the month has been finished and taken
to Brattleboro this week 1t included lO|
pairs of socks, sweaters, 10 refugee
aprons, 10 bed socks As there is no sew
ing, a meeting will not be held this week
Raymond Kent and family left George
| Knapps, where they have lived since
early spring, the first of the week They
will move soon into the bungalow Mr.
Kent bought of Herman Eddy. They
are now spending few days at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira Moulton.
on Newfane hill
The District School Comedy, given
Wednesday evening, Aug. l. in Union hall
under the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor society, was a very pleasing and
successful entertainment Over $50 was
realized and will be divided equally be-
tween the Red Cross society and the
Christian Endeavor society.
Miss Hannah Hallonen of Wardsboro
will give an illustrated talk in Union hall
Wednesday evening, Aug 30 She will
show views of Finland, her native home
The entertainment is given under the aus
pices of Newfane Grange and ice cream
will be on sale. Miss Hallonen is the only
woman buttermaker in the state. and
the pictures which she will show are verv
interesting and instructive.
Miss Mary A. Rand, formerly Of New
fame, and now of Brattleboro. celebrated
her 9th birthday anniversary Monday by
entertaining a few of her little friends
Games were played and ice cream and
cake were served on the lawn. She wa1
well remembered with many pretty gifts
At O'Clock they all sang The Star Span
gled Banner and Mary escorted the little
party home. leading them safely with the
stars and stripes
Mark Merrifeld, Miss Carrie Merri6eld
and Miss c. T. Farrar of New York city
arrived at the Newfane Inn last week.
Mrs. Harriet Martin and son, Norman of
Springfield have joined her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Norman Wheeler, who are spend
ing the summer at the Inn as usual r
W. Morvllle, Jr., who was a summer guest
at the Inn four weeks, returned Monday
to his home In Jamaica Plains r. L. Ell
drld, who spent three weeks at the Inn
returned the first of the week to his home
in Providence
Mrs. John C. Page and daughter, Miss
Marvis Page, of Branford. Conn. who
boarded at Davidson Naples two weeks.
have rented two rooms in the Fisher
house and will camp out during the next
few weeks. Mrs. j +. Porter and Miss
Harriet l.. Briggs of Winter Hill, Mass.
who spent two weeks at Davidson Ma
Piles, will return home Friday morning
with plan to visit Newfane another wear
Mrs. Clara NJ. Boehm of New Haven.
Conn, returned home Saturday after a
weeks outing at Davidson Maples She
hopes to return for another rest If posi-
BILE
The funeral of Mrs. Rosetta Kenney
Friday afternoon at o'clock in the home
was largely attended Rev 7. d. Childs
officiated, assisted by Rev F. NJ. Wiswal
There were many beautiful floral tributes
Those from out of town who attended the
service were Fred Baker and Mrs. Alb.
by Thompson of Mechanicsville, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Kidder and Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Boyd of Wilmington.
George Randall of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs
W. w kidder and son, Perley, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Kidder and Miss Carrie Ware
of Wardsboro, Mrs. Cora Kendall of
| Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs Don Boutele
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White of Brat
tleboro.