The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-13
NEWFANE.

George w. Knapp is visiting relatives
in Greenfield.
j. p. Sawin of Gardner was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs John Grout of Townshend is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Moses Grout.
Miss Olive Eager attended commence
ment at Mortified seminary last week. /
Charles Fay of Agawam, Mass, spent
the weekend with his uncle, John Whit
taker.
Miss Stella Micott came home Mon.
day from Springfield for few weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deming of East
Douglas, Mass, are summer guests at
Davidson Naples.
Mrs. Dickinson of Williamsville came
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
IL. Newton, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kent Of
Worcester are visiting his brother, Ray
mond Kent, and family.
Mrs. o. r. Wright was in Rutland last
week as delegate to the annual as
| sembly of the Eastern Star.
Miss Minnie Metcalf of East Doug
las, Mass, is spending two weeks in
the home of her brother, Ira Moulton.
| Miss Viola Morse and Mrs. F. M. Wis
| wall attended the county convention of
the Baptsts in Brookline this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grout of West
| Dover called on their aunt and cousin,
Mrs. NJ. Bills and daughter, Miss Fidela
Bills, Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary H. Perkins is the first sum-
mer resident to arrive on Newfane hill.
She opened the Nutshell, her summer
home, few weeks ago.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Haynes left for
their home in New Brunswick, N. j.,
Friday. They expect to return to their
summer home in Newfane in about two
weeks.
Miss Ethel A. Eddy, supervisor of the
schools in Putney, Dummerston, West
minister and the rural districts of Brat
tleboro, was a caller at Mrs. M. Bills 3
Sunday.
Mrs. George B. Bush and little son,
Barrett, returned Sunday from a visit
of week with Mrs. Bush s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. b. Hawkins, in Belcher-
town, Mass.
Virgil Ranney returned to Hartford
by automobile Saturday with his sister
Mrs. Clarence Adamas, and family, who
had been visiting in his home and with
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sargent of Brat
tleboro visited Saturday at j. II. Under
woods and were going by motor the
first of the week to Cape Cod for a va.
cation of week.
E. +. Abbott of Barnett, grandfather
of Landlord +. c. Whitcomb. and d. p
Simpson of Lakewood, n. j., uncle OF
Mr.. Whitcomb, are visitors this week
at the Newfane Inn.
DR.. Abel j. Grout was in town Me
mortal day. His father, Joel Grout, and
brother, Moses Grout, returned with
him the following Saturday to his home
on Staten Island for visit.
A. X. Underwood and Miss Jennie l.
Underwood visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. w. Z. Wheeler, who have re
turned from Mountain Mills for a stay
ut their home in Williamsville.
Miss Caroline Bliss arrived from
Akron, Ohio, Monday and has opened
! her summcr humr;- w efiikeit.- Her iied4
Miss Helen Bliss, will not come to New
i, fame this year until August IL.
Miss Lucy Swift, county demonstra
ton agent, will give a canning demon
stration in the schoolhouse in Newfan
village, Thursday afternoon. All tn,
women are invited to be present. !
George Reed, who is now statione,
at Camp Devens, was at Mrs. M. Balls
recently, while away for a week-en,
: furlough. He was taken back to CAM
by Henry M. Hall in his automobile.
Clarence Brown, son Of Albert Brown
}, fell down the cellar stairs Monday, cut
!. ting cash in the temple so that severa
: stitches were taken in closing tn
wound. Other small injuries were SUI
!. tanned, but fortunately no. bones wer
y broken.
!" Claude Maher and family Of, Read.
z boro and Miss Winnifred Maher cam
c Tuesday to visit their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. D.. Maher. Miss Maher, who
i; graduate Of the Brattleboro hig
n school,. attended the alumni meetin
:, there Wednesday evening. a7
= The evening train Monday was d
:. layed by southwark bound freight E:
q which was derailed SO that traffic W;
: interrupted and passengers en- route
!. Newfane were obliged to wait in Bra
l.; tlcboro until 100 clock and reache
n. Newfane about IL O'clock that nigh
There will be a baby clinic at Il
e village schoolrooms next Wednesda
afternoon, when all children up to 81
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