The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-19
NEWFANE.
Annual Grange Fair Oct. 4.

Newfane Grange will hold its 18th
committee in charge; Supper, Mrs. G.
K Cherrie, Mrs. Mary Maher; agri-
culture, L. H. Whitney, R. R. Rhoades,
Harold Whitaker dance, w. C. Ballou,
w. NJ. Winchester, Harry Howe; fancy
work. Mrs. o. r. Wright, Mrs. Fray
Brown; canned goods, Mrs. F. A. Rad
wav, Mrs. R. R. Rhoades, Mrs. Cora
Winchester; grab bag, Ruth Wright;
pop corn. Mrs. Harry Howe: antiques,
w. C. Ballou, Mrs. A. Fl. Farnum; dec
Grating. Miss Anna Nj. Aikee, Mrs.
Florence Brown, A. II. Farnum; school
work, Miss Aikee; advertising, L. H.
Higgins; ice cream, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Wilson.
Miss Violet E. Bills is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Floyd j. Clark, in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs Polly Ballou has returned home
and Mrs Sarah Brown is housekeeper
for her
Mrs. C. NJ. Goodenough has sold 80
| acres of timber land on her farm to
William H. Newton.
About u members of the Newfane
Rebekah lodge attended the district
meeting in Wardsboro Sept. u.
The jurors at county court were dis
missed Tuesday noon until next Mon
day at o'clock in the afternoon.
Richard A. Wheeler visited relatives
in town the first of the week before
returning to his studies at Dean acad-
envy, Franklin, Mass.
| Miss Amy AJohnson of Londonderry,
a student at Leland and Gray seminary
in Townshend, spent last week with her
aunt, Mrs. V. |. Chase.
Perley Winchester and family from
the northern part of the state came
Saturday to bring his sister, Mrs. Lila
Ingram, home His mother, Mrs. Co
| ra Winchester. returned home with her
son for. visit.
Mrs. G. X. Cherrie went Saturday
for a short stay in New York city. The
| Cherrie boys, who were home on n
furlough, returned about Sept. / to
Newport, R. l., to the United States
naval training station.
Mrs. John Bliss has been guest of
Miss Caroline Bliss at Welikeit She
eft Monday with her daughter, Miss
Ellen Bliss. who will enter Wellesley
college Mrs. Bliss will then return to
her home in Akron, Ohio
Theodore Holland has three novelty
violins which he has made. One is
made from a cigar box, another from
I baking tin and one with glass sides
and ends He has composed a Red
Cross war song which he has set tc
nusie
Mrs. Frank Railway is home from
Springfield for a short stay. She i,
moving from the lower tenement il
Rev. F. NJ. Wiswall's house to the up
ger rooms Miss Maude Railway wa,
home from Vernon to spend Sunday
with her mother.
Harry Dearborn of West Palm Beach
Fla, who spent part Of the earl!
summer in Brattleboro and Newfan
and then went to Woodstock after tn
sudden death of his uncle, Waite
| Dearborn, in West Brattleboro to as
sist in business affairs. has returne,
20 Newfane. where he is spending
short time at Davidson Naples befor
returning to Florida.
The W. C. T. e. met with Mrs Dav
dson Friday afternoon. Delegates wer
elected to the state convention to b
held in st. Johnsbury Oct. 1924 A
appropriation was made for state due
on 90 members. Officers for the locs
union were elected as follows: Pres
Mrs. Eta F. Hescock; vice pres, Mr.
Lena Dewitt, Mrs. G.. f. Davidson
see. Mrs. Georgia Railway; treas, Mr.
Lila Wiswall; auditor, Mrs Dewitt
Two delegates from each local unio
NAV be sent to the state conventio
and Mrs. Eta Heseock and Mrs. Len
Dewitt were chosen to represent IL
Newfane union.