The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
NEWFANE.


from few weeks stay in Brattleboro.
Miss Hazel Ishoades of Athol is
waitress at the Newfane Inn for the
summer.
Mrs. D. A. Dickinson of Williamsville
is spending few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. II. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Rhoades have.
bought the Arthur F. Perry farm on the
WardsborO road and are now there to
cut the hay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Whitcomb and son.
Lee, of Waterbury Were week end visi-
tors of Mrs. C. A. Whitcomb at the
Newfane Inn.
Nine members of the Christian En-
deavor society attended the annual
county Christian Endeavor convention
Friday in Jamaica.
Miss Eleanor Randall of Boston has
come to spend the summer vacation at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs II. M. Hescock
Miss Emma Weisheit, who spent the
last two weeks in June with Mrs. Dav-
ldson, returned to her home in New
Haven, Conn, Saturday morning.
L. P. Martin and family have moved
from Winhall to the Bruce farm, which
| he bought this spring, taking posses
sion of their new home last week.
| DR.. and Mrs. Abel J. Grout came
Wednesday from Brooklyn and have
opened Moss Rock cabin, their summer
home on Newfane hill for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Kent and
child and Mr.. and Mrs Ira Moulton
were in East Dover Friday evening TO
attend the play. The New House Keeper.
Miss Gertrude Birmingham and Miss
Louise Haight of New York city arrived
Saturday at Pine Acre, their summer
home on Newfane hill, for the vacation
months.
Miss Gertrude Cosgrove, a teacher in
| New York city, has been a guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Bliss two weeks. She
left last week to spend the summer at
her home in Missouri.
Mrs. Charles l.. Heseock returned
home Monday having been in Thetford
last week to attend Thursday, the Tooth
anniversary of the Thetford academy.
where she once taught for six years.
A concert and ball will be held at
| y ti'Sil nan tNtHIi1" july 3.
| Manager Charles Benson has engaged
Davenport s orchestra of six pieces to
furnish music. The Union Hall HELPERS
will serve supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Batchelder visit.
ed their son, George Batchelder. and
J family in Northampton last week. Their
1 granddaughter. Lora, who has Just grad
uated from the grammar school, return
ed home with them for visit
| Mrs. Harry Edwards, who has been
spending a few weeks at Mrs. A. T.
| Edwards s since being able to leave the
! Memorial hospital in Brattleboro. has
been gaining and Sunday returned to
her home in smonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wellman of Svra-
cuse, \. ", and their two children are
visiting his mother, Mrs. John C. Pierce.
On their return home they will be ae-
companed by Mrs. Pierce, who plans 70
spend little time with her son S fam
lily.
u '"Mr..n and iMrs.' Arthur c." KTfhf4 of
Merlden, Conn, came to Newfane Satur-
day in their automobile. A party came
with them to Brattleboro for summer
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. King will remain
at Davidson Naples for a week S vaca-
ton.
Miss Olive Eager spent Sunday in
Peru with her uncle, Ward Eager, who
is spending few weeks among the hills
of Vermont, She accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reed, who went by automo
t bile to visit old friends of Mr.. Reed
whose former home was in that vicinity
A party of summer visitors IRON
: Davidson Naples made a tour by auto
mobile Monday afternoon taking tn,
! route to Bellows Falls by BrattleborC
and returning to Newfane thlpugl
Brookline. They expressed delight over
Vermont scenery and plan to see more
of WiRdham county during their vaca
ton
Miss Jennie Underwood spent the
. greater part of last week in Williams
vile with her sister, Mrs. Walter Wheel
er, who had come from Gardner. Mass
to superintend the moving of theil
household goods to their new home il
Massachusetts. Miss Underwood ais,
: visited her aunt and husband, Mr.. an(
Mrs, George l. Bishop during the weel
and returned home Sunday evening.
4 Mrs Margaret Wilcox, who has bee,
5 staying at Davidson Naples short tim,
= since her severe illness, has 40 far re
covered that she has accepted an offe,
for the summer of the furnished hons
| owned by Rev, l.. II. Baker, near Rand /,
/ railroad crossing. She expects soon +,
4 entertain her family friends from All
: bany, n. Y, who viii, come for sum