The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-29
NEWFANE.

| Glynn Grape was at home from Camp
Devens over Sunday.
| The Larkin club of 10 has been re-
organized for the year.
| Mrs. w. G. Ballou left Saturday to
visit relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. George Goodenough and daugh-
ter, Hazel, are visitors at Delbert |
Rhoades's.
Mrs. Harriet Martin of Springfield
spent the weekend with Mrs. Clifton
d. How.
D. A. Benson was called Tuesday as
juror in United States ease to be tried
in Montpelier.
A small party from this village en-
| ioyed picnic on Putney mountain
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Farnum is at home, having
finished teaching the spring term of
school in Wardsboro on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wellman of SYRIA
cuse and two children arrived Saturday
for visit with his mother, Mrs. j. d.
! Pierce.
Several from this village attended
the concert in Brattleboro Tuesday eve
ming. AN speak in praise of the must
cal selections.
Richard A. Wheeler, who is home
from Dean academy for the summer va
cation is spending q week or two at A.
r. Underwood S.
Miss Alice Drugg of Winchester came
here the first of the week. she succeeds
| Miss Gertrude West as assistant in the
telephone exchange.
Mrs. Kransler and daughter, who
spent few months at the Wright farm
in West river, returned Thursday to
their home in Bridgeport.
Miss Lizzie Stearns, her brother, ia
son Stearns, and aunt, Mrs. Angler, of
Mount Vernon, n. H., visited the first of
the week at Austin Crapo's.
The evening train Saturday was de-
layed by an accident which occurred
10 the mixed train, so it did not reach
Newfane until ii o. clock in the eve
ming.
Mrs Paul Hayne and son, Paul, jr.
are at their summer home, arriving last
week from New Brunswick, n. j. Rev
Paul Hayne will join his family for his
; usual vacation in August.
Roy Jones and family of BrattleborC
have come to live in Newsane and viii
occupy the tenement over n. NJ. Batch
- | elders store. Their household goods
> came by automobile truck Tuesday
Bert Rhoades and family and Clar
ence Rhoades were in Gassetts, ST
| monsville and other towns Sunday, visit
| ing relatives, as Clarence leaves on Fri
| day, having been called into war serv
ice.
Mrs. G. l.. Thomas of Burlington an,
Miss Marion Thomas, supervisor of ply
! steal education in Montpelier, have bee
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas a
the Windham County House the pas
week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nichols and daugf
. ter, Miss Mildred Nichols, have bee
guests at o. r. Wright s. Mr.. and Mr.
L Nichols came from their home in tn
West to attend the graduation of thei
daughter this year from Wellesley co
lege.
III Charles Higgins and family of Have
Hill came Monday to visit his mothe
- Mrs. Charlotte Higgins, and his brotl
- lep l.. III. Higgins, and family, return
ing home on Wednesday in their aut,
mobile They invited Miss Fannie Hi,
, an gins to accompany them a part of tn
5-R journey.
Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs Geore
Ian Chidsey of East Haven are SUNNI,
nee guests at Davidson Naples. Mrs Hele
&c, Mallick of Baltimore came Tuesday
len pend the summer with Mrs. Davidso
George Chidsey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ho
sne ace of East Haven were guests ov,
fife, Sunday at Davidson Naples.
~ Forty-three children this side of Nev
- fame, including some from Brookln
'o NJ attended the baby clinic held Thur
zee, day afternoon in the village scho
rooms. Mrs. George Whitney, scho
nc, aurse, who had charge, was assisted
to DIR. +. l.. Osgood and DR.. Hare
rownshend and Mrs. Karl Maher.
Ar H. o. Bowkcr and family of Syr
m cuse and Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Viii
! If Brattleboro were visitors Sunday
d" f. w. Underwood s. Miss Fannie
=. | Higgins of Lexington, Mass, who cal
th' ~ automobile to Brattleboro, acco
. panied the party to Newfane, renal
an an ng for few days visit with her aul