The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-19
NEWFANE.

Mrs. Margaret Wilcox, who was at A.
r Warren's several weeks, is now at her |
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bills are at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. X.
Cherrie, for "a few days stay
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Higgins of Provi-
dence are visiting relatives i'll town for
few DAYS and are at the Newfane Inn
Mr.. and Mrs George Nicholson of
South Manchester, Conn, are summer
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe, at
Maple Row farm.
Mrs. Bertha Edwards and two young
sons of Holyoke have hired cottage in
the village and viii spend the summer
months in Newfane.
| DR. and Mrs. Linton, who spent their
usual vacation at their summer cottage /
near West river. return Saturday to their
home in Cambridge.
/ Miss Harriet Smith of Springfield |
visited Mrs Alice Micott the first of the I
week and went Wednesday to her sum /
mer home in Wardsboro.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. i. Ketcham and son,
/ Harry, motored from Manuel, n. Y, to |
/ Newfane, where they will spend their
vacation at Davidson Naples.
Mrs. Lluella Emery of Athol visited
her father, Ransom W. Rand. Sunday
and his son. Frank Rand, and family of
Brattleboro visited him Tuesday of this
week.
i Mrs. Clifton D. Howe, who has been
spending several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Newton, left Tues
day to meet Dr. Howe in Montreal.
Mrs. George Goodenough and daughter,
Hazel who spent a few weeks at the
home of her son, Delbert Rhoades, re-
turned the latter part of last week to
their home in Athol.
/, News has been received that the work
on the Field memorial fountain Is to be
suspended until the arrival of David Will
lard, who will sail from France soon and
come to Newfane for further conference
with the fountain committee
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Rhoades and Mr..
, and Mrs. Arthur Amsden of Gassetts
were in Athol Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. George Goodenough, also to visit
/ Mr. Rhoadess brother. Clarence, at Camp
Devens, returning home Monday
2 Supervisor Carlton ID. Howe and fam
lily, who had been visiting his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. III. O. Howe, left Friday to
visit Mrs. Howe's parents, Rev. and Mrs,
G J H. A. Durfee, in Salem, n. Y, before re-
5 turning to their home in Morrisville.
l L. NJ. Randall, who has been at work
in the shipyards in Portsmouth, \. H.,
i underwent an operation about two weeks
e ago in the Massachusetts General hospi-
;, tai for hernia. He is making a good re-
covery and is expected home the last of
this week.
> H. J. Batehelder and son, George, who
have taken an automobile trip to East
hampton, Mass. will return after two
days absence. Mrs George Batchelder
: and daughter. Lora, will remain in New
Y fame during their absence and for a little
time longer.
d The Christian Endeavor society meet
/ ing next Sunday evening will be held in
/ the upper room of the church. Rev. /. ID,
+ Childs will speak about the goals to be
8 attained in the terfcentenary program as
c outlined at last National Council of Con-
gregational churches All are cordially
II invited to attend. @
It Mr. Osborne arrived at his home on
f West river Friday evening from his
a ranch in Lander, Wyo., bringing with him
@ 81 young horses which arrived by train
II at Brattleboro and were driven to hi,
+ farm in Newfane. Mr.. Osborne also
brought with him his dog and a truck
load of other property.
Mrs Fred Randall of Somerville came
the latter part of last week to spend {
- vacation of several weeks as usual will
a her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Heseock
u, , Besides her daughter, Eleanor, Mis-
y Katrina Porter and Miss Triphena Bur
10 bank are summer guests of Mr. and Mrs
ne Heseock at Wayside cottage.
Rev. Guy Lamson and family are a
" their summer home Rev. and Mrs. l.. II
- Baker are at their farm, which was close
- through the winter, and Mrs. Paul Hayn
and son are at their summer home, wher
Rev. Mr. Hayne will soon join them
making all the homes in that sectio
ra which were closed through the winte
az season all open for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Farnum, who ha
been III Putney over Sunday to help car
for his brother, Charles Farnum, VIII
had been in i'll health for some time re
ceved news Monday, about an hour afte
no they had returned home, of his dealt
at Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum, their daughte
Mrs. Walter Wright, and j. G. Marti
ds- attended the funeral service Wednesda
on afternoon in Putney.
ly The w. c. T. Z. met Friday afternoo
ok with Mrs. f. " Wiswall, when neeessar
M financial business was transacte
;ed Resolutions were adopted in memory
a Mrs Eliza j. Butteriicld whose deaf
leaves wide vacancy in the union. III
treasurer reported that the special fun
for the Field memorial fountain has bee
paid to the village committee A yot
ON was taken to pay the proportional
amount asked of each union to proviC
nd an electric fan for hospital service
TO Frances also for the field kitchen whic
the national unions are to provide f
RS our soldiers across the sea.
nd