The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-30
NEWFANE.

Miss Phoebe Haskell of Rochester and
friends have been guests of Miss Mary
Childs.
The summer guests at A. II. Farnum s
returned Monday to their homes in
Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee and Miss Washer
of Hartford are summer guests at Ell
win Jones S.
The new meat market just opened in
Newfane by LAWS Bills will prove a
much needed accommodation.
Mrs. Edward Legate. who had been
spending few days with her sister in
Springfield, returned home Monday.
Hiram Rowe, who lately returned from
France, has been at home on a furlourb
and just returned to service at Camp
Dix
Robert Pratt was week end visitor
at Elm hall, making the trip by auto
mobile to and from his home in Belmont
Mass
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Chaplin of Spring
field have been guests of her mother,
Mrs. Lamson, who is summer guest at
the Newfane Inn.
Mrs. F. E. Lockwood of Bridgeport
Conn, is the newcomer at Davidson
Naples, and her husband and soldier
son will join her Saturday to remain
over Labor day.
William p. Brooks of Keene. n. H
came Saturday to take possession of the
farm he has recently bought of Mrs.
Gustena Goodenough. Their goods were
brought by auto-truck.
Mrs. John Becker and daughter, NPhvl-
lis, Mrs. Peevy, Mrs. Sherwood and
son, who have been spending few
weeks at ]. H. Underwood S house, re-
turned to New York Saturday.
Rev. E. d. Akers will occupy the pull
pit In the Congregational church Sun
day morning. All who remember his
presence here last summer will improve
the opportunity to listen to him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates of Red
Hook, n. Y, Frank Lacey, county agent
for Duchess county, New York and his
wife and little daughter, of Poughkeep.
sic, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. r. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. King and Mrs.
c. NJ. Lester of East Hartford and
their niece, Miss Marion Bridge of Mil
ford, Conn.,, were week end visitors of
Norman Wheeler and family. who are
spending the summer at the Inn.
The Union Hall Helpers held a special
meeting in the home of the president,
Mrs. Polly Ballou, Monday afternoon,
and vote was taken to make extern
sive repairs inside the hall The com
mittee chosen has engaged Hertzberg
Bros of Brattleboro to take charge of
the repairing and decorating.
George Day, treasurer of Yale uni
versity, and Mrs. Day of New Haven
have been guests this week of Miss
Blangdon, who is a summer guest at the
Inn. Judge and Mrs. w. w. Miles. their
daughter, Mrs. II. r. Cutler. and her
husband their son, Henry, and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Cutler all of Barton were
guests at the Inn Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Hamlin, Miss Nellie Ham
lin, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hamlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hamln and their three
children, Mrs. A. 7. Edwards of New
fame, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamlin of
Springfield, (Vt) Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Van ,N,allqcn hprgh bef .Enrqers Falls,
Mass, had family reunion the first
of the week at their old home in Wards
boro.
The annual meeting of Newfane Hill
cemetery association will be held on the
hrst Monday in September This asso-
cation was Incorporated in 1915 with
$500 IN the treasury. All subscribers to
the permanent fund have been consti-
tuted members of the association. The
trustees are Ward Hss~Eager, w. T..
Wheeler and Alfred Patch; treasurer.
John NJ. Kenny.
The w. c. T. L. parlor meeting held
IN the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. ID.
Chllds Tuesday evening was very pleas,
ant and encouraging. A large number
OF home friends and city visitors were
present and the program under the
leadership of Mrs. Eta Hescock. presi-
dent, was entertaining and instructive
Rev. and Mrs. Carlson of Hewlett. l.. II
sang two duets and Charles Hescock an
appropriate solo which all enjoved. and
the Rotations by Eleanor Randall and
Katrina Porter of Boston added much in
the way of entertainment, as did the
reading Napoleon Como on National
Prohibition, by Rev f. NJ. WiswalI.
The two addresses by Rev t. D. Childs
and Rev. f. d. Akers of Bridgeport
Conn, made plain the need of con
tinued education and agitation in IA
vor of national and world wide prohi
bitlon. Refreshments were served and
q silver collection was taken up for the
Jubilee fund
Leland Gray seminary at Town
'hend will open Tuesday, Sept. 9. 155