The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-20
NEWFANE.
Work on Field Memorial.

A recent letter from David Willard
tells of work being done on the Field
memorial fountain, which he thinks
may be put in position as early as May
1t may interest people to know that in
general design the fountain is to be
left in the rough Stimulating, as far as
possible, huge boulder, shaped and
fashioned TO admit of use for the pur-
pose intended. and it is hoped that its
ruggedness and solidity will appeal to
all.
Mrs. Lila Ingram is in Brattletoro
sewing this week.
Mrs. A. II. Farnum went to New
York city last week TO visit her aunt.
Mrs. Inez Cherric Bills, who has been
very i'll with scarlet fever, improves
slowly.
Mrs. l.. N. Randall went 10 Spring
field (Vt.) last week to care for sis
ter, who is i'll.
Mrs. Fuller and son of spofford, y.
H., are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
| Wayne Ingram.
At the next regular meeting of New
fame Grange March %, the third and
fourth degrees will be conferred.
The 500 party given Saturday eve
ming III the Union district at the home
of Homer Ambrose was a pleasant so
cial event.
! Mr. ard Mrs. Dorr Allen of Brattlc.
boro came last week to take possession
Of Maple Row farm on West river
which they bought recently of Harry
/ Howe
Dclbert Rhoadcs has bought heavy
pair Of horses Of Herman Eddy and ha.
begun 10 build a barn at his home
Frank Rowe is in charge of the ear
pentry work.
Alfred Patch has two calves-ont
which is five months and 81 days oil
which weighs 427 pounds and the other
three months and IL days old Which
weighs 254 pounds.
Miss Marjorie b. Eames, a student a
Leland & Gray seminary came home il
the first of the week. She is much bet
ter and hopes to be able to return t,
school in q few days.
School in the Union district was re
sumed Monday, no new cases of scar
let fever having developed. Miss Lillian
Smith, the teacher, is boarding at tn
home of Homer Ambrose.
At the regular meeting of the Re
bekah lodge Monday evening there wa
an enjoyable social in celebration o
St. Patrick : ,dav Refreshments o
sugar en- snow were served.
The Farmers meeting in the Unio
district was postponed Saturday cv,
) ming on account Of scarlet fever Th
meeting viii be held this week Satul
lay evening in the schoolhouse.
| Harry Howe and family have move
\ from Maple Row farm to Brooklin,
/ where, with his brother, Glen Howe, h
/ has made arrangements to carry on I'll
/ farm owned by his father, Herbel
/ Howe.
II Mrs. Laura Fisher johnson, as exc
II cutrix of the estate of her husban,
II Ieorge b. johnson, late Of Newfan
Il has given $50 to the village cemeter
and like amount for the cemetery 0
II Newfane hill.
II Sergeant Robert G. Pratt, c. w (
II who was discharged recently from Il
Il personnel Office at Camp Hendrick,
II J., arrived Tuesday evening for an il
! -
i, parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Goodno,
+ Leon Pike, who returned from a Wis
] last week with his son in Rutland, is
| Pixies Falls this week helping Nj
| Pike 5 father, Horace Mehuron, vi
| has sold his home in that village and
! moving to n new home he bought
Wardsboro.
y Miss Margaret Maher, who gradua
- d as n nurse at the Springfield hosI
al and has Eeen on duty rs Red Gro
nurse number Of months at Lol
m Beach, arrived at her home Saturdi
:" Tor q visit, having been discharg
- rom further service there.
RS, Mrs. Lovisa Downs returned fire.
= Bellows Falls March 18th and II
n opened her home for the summer. [
r account Of illness in the family of i
niece, Mrs. Lueien Hunt, with who
IN. She had spent the winter, Mrs. Dow
&C. has come to Newfane a little earl
es. han has been her usual custom.
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