The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-30
NEWFANE.

Jesse Harvey of Enosburgh Falls
has been recent visitor ut the home of
is paretns Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harvey.
Mrs Margaret Wilcox, who has been
away through the summer and been
caring for those who have been i'll is
now at her home.
Mrs. Lovisa Downs has closed her
summer home and has gone to Bellows
Falls 10 spend the winter with her
niece, Mrs. Lucien Hunt.
Albert Phillips is away and during
the winter he will be engaged, as last
season. as travelling salesman for the
Essex Fertilizer company.
Mrs. Samuel Allen and son, Samuel
Packard Allen, jr., of Providence are
spending n few weeks in town and are
guests at William Rand's
Miss Vera Heath left Tuesday to
visit in New York until after Christ
mas, when she plans to spend the
winter in Florida with Mrs. Whiteomb
Dclbert Rhoades and family went
Sunday to Athol by automobile to car
~ his mother, Mrs. George Goodenough
who had been here TO care for them
through their illness.
Miss Ida Lewis, who spent several
weeks at Davidson naples, left last
week to visit over Sunday in Brattle-
boro and to visit friends in Westmiu-
ster West before returning to Rhode
! Island.
Fred Best reports the recent loss of
sum of money. While he was en-
gagged as night Waterman at the steam
mill some one entered his tent, burst
open his trunk taking what money he
had stored in it.
The Christian Endeavor society are
making plans 10 have n rummage sale
| in place of their annual fair, in De
! cember. Articles for sale will include
! anything to be desired from piece OF
| fancy work 10 furniture.
! Mrs. Laura A. Munger, who spent
the past two years with A. r. and Miss
Jennie l.. Underwood, went Friday 10
spend the winter in Mcthuen, Mass
| Her cousin, Miss Mary McDufree, Wis.
tied her last week and accompanied
her to her home in Methuen.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Willis and Mrs.
Willis's father, Henry Thomas, of
Westminster were guests last week at
the Windham County House. Mrs. Lena
Barrett of Brattleboro visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Legate at the Windham Coun.
ty House Friday.
/ The, question of whether Wright
camp, Sons of Veterans. shall hold ali
its future meetings here will be de.
cided NJ meeting of the camp Sat.
urday night of this week in Masonic
hall in Townshend 1t is hoped that
all members will be present
j Miss Edith Kidder of Wardsboro
who has been employed at the Wind
ham County House since last Septenl.
Der has finished work there and gone
10 Springfield. Miss Ethel Parsons
who has been helper there this week
has returned to her home in Wards.
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Goodnow went
10 Boston Sunday to spend Thanks
giving, and visit few weeks at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. A. w
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt came here
! by automobile on Saturday and Mr.
and Mrs. Goodnow accompanied them
on the home trip.
Mrs. T. 4. Whitcomb went Tuesday
| to visit her mother, Mrs. Cameau, in
Middletown, Mass. She plans to be
away all winter and eontemplates n
trip 10 Florida The Newfane Inn,
which has been closed since the re.
cent death of Mr. Whiteomb, will Re
open TO the public again early in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Railway OF
Springfield, her father. J. y. Convey
and his son, Trumaa Convey of Laeonia
\. H.. were in town Saturday for the
burial service in the family lot in
Woodlawn cemetery of little Allen
Roadway. 2 months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Railway, whose death
occurred while Mrs Roadway was in
Laconia, TO visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Convey The funeral was
held in the home at I.aconia- Mr.. and
Mrs. Roadway were guests over Sunday
at the home of his mother, Mrs Geor
gIa Roadway, returning Monday Il
their home in Springfield.
The W. I. c. L. met with Mrs. Dav,
idSon Friday afternoon. Nov. %. I'll,
local superintendent of depa rtment,
We're appointed by the president a,
follows: Social work and Sunday schoo
Mrs. Lena DeWitt flower mission, Mrs
Lila Wiswall; franchise and press
Mrs. G.. f. Davidson; legislation. Mrs
I. d. Childs; medical temperance ant