The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-05

hall by members of the Rebekah lodge.
The entertainment was well patronized
and part of the receipts will be donated
to the Red Cross.
George Marsh of Chester was guest
the first of the week at f. A. DeWitt's
and went Monday with Deweese De-
Witt, who was home for Labor day, to
Stratton mountain, where a number of
visitors were spending the holiday.
Mrs E. NJ Taylor of Medford was
guest in the home of her brother, Alfred
Patch, from Friday to Monday. Her
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Ellis, and children
have spent the summer on the shore of
Lake Champlain returning Monday to
their home in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. George /. Bishop of Will
Evansville and Mrs Ida Whitney of
Springfield (Vt), were guests Tuesday
of their nephew and niece, A. r. and Miss
Jennie L. Underwood. Mrs. w. E. Wheel
err of Williamsville is also a guest of her
brother and sister this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chidsey, George
Chidsey and Mrs Stella Brown came from
New Haven, Conn, Saturday by automo-
bile to spend Sunday and Labor day at
| Davidson Naples, where Mrs. George
| Chidsey has been a summer visitor since
June All returned home Tuesday morn
ing with promise to come again another
year.
The service of singing national hymns
on the evening appointed by national au
thoritv was observed in Newfane and
patriotic speeches made by Rev. L. David
Akers of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and VIM. I'll
Goodnow of Newfane, a veteran OF The
lCivil war Mrs. Grace Chidsey of New
Haven, Conn, by her enthusiasm, inspired
the observance of the occasion and W
Davis Baker, pianist, of Allston, Mass.
led the singing.
Mrs. Frank f. Lockwood of Bridge
port, Conn, and Mrs. Helen Mallick o
Baltimore started together on their hom
Journey Wednesday and ON Friday W
Davis Baker, Mrs. Ada f. Baker, Mis-
Alice Baker and Miss Anna Wilhelm
were the departing guests from David
son Naples. II. j.. Ketchum OF New Iorl
, came to Newfane Friday night to return
home Saturday morning by AUTOMOBILE
with Mrs Ketchum and their son, Harry
They prolonged their stay in Newfan
several weeks awaiting his arrival t
return with them. In order to compl,
with the national request to avoid Sun
day automobile riding Mr.. Ketchum de
MED himself the extra day of vacatio
that he had planned to take. On Satur
: day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Name
and their little daughter, Alice, starte
by automobile on their homeward tri
to Long Island planning to spend sever
al days with New York friends on tn
way.
t The ashes of Miss Florence Sawye
: were brought to Newfane Sunday after
noon for burial in the family lot in tn
/, village cemetery. Rev. Guy G. Lamso
! ofiiciated at the burial service which wa
attended by many friends in Newfan
, as well as the following from out c
town: Mrs. Moritz Capen of Jackson
, Vile, Fla, Miss Cora kathan and Mis-
! Florence kathan of Springfield (Vt.l. Nj
and Mrs. Warren Miller, Edwin w Saw
/, , yer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert w Pratt {
: Boston. Miss Allie Morse and Mrs. Stitch
y ney of Brattleboro. Rev DIR. and Mr.
Guy c. Lamson of Philadelphia. Miss
! Wynne Wadsworth of Springfield Mass
Miss Caroline and Miss Helen Bliss {
Akron. Ohio. DIR. Marshal A. Howe an
e Mrs. T.. C. Benedict of New York cit,
$ Miss Sawyer was native of Newfan
j a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frankli