Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-07-18
NEWFANE

isdBer MS OaklalQ automobile.
Benjamin Broadbent of Springfield i,
spending vacation of a week at Emery
Towards.
Mrs. w. E. Wheeler and daughter
Ruth. of Gardner are guests this week al
A. r. Undelwood's.
Horace Wood and family have gone tc
their farm on the Wardsboro road to stay
through the haying season.
AT a recent bee for cleaning the church
rmrlors the united ages of the six persons
who responded was 400 years.
M. p, Benson, who was i'll few days
az the Windham County House, was able
to return to Brattleboro Monday
Mrs. Wilfrcd L. Childs Of Evanston,
H., has been a recent guest of Rev. r
ID. Childs and family at the parsonage
Mrs Addie Lamby, who spent two
months at the Windham County House,
has gone to Bardwell's Ferry to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Smith of Spring
held. ID. C. Culver and family of Ogdens-
burg, y. V, are summer guests at the
Newlane Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucius Persons and
daughter and Mrs. Personss mother of
w Da.so,'s,. "''' 'e0e"' s"o''' az
-,
Mr. ana MIS-. y. W. Ferry arrived frl-
Gay from liypolnXo' tia;, and are at Rest
t ,,iu .ne'' SUMMER nome q" Ne"i"he
M, i'' '"' Scaso'''
Mrs. Stephen Foster and Sons have been
doing the hayng on her farm and re-
turned the first OF the week to their
MONIES III Manchester
Dr. trace burnett and Mrs. II: W.
l1untley or Brattleboro ana Mrs. w. w.
burnett or west immersion called on
rela'lVes IN town sunday.
sine next regular meeting OF Newfane
grange VIII ne postponed Tor week ana
VIII ne neid July ~, when the frst ana
second degrees Will be conferred.
Two ladies from Merhlen. Conn. Miss
Emma {. Dowd and Miss Lillian Booth,
came to Newiane last week for summer
vacation and are boarding with Mrs. FL
win Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler and
daughter, Mrs Harriet Martin. of Spring
field, Mass, arrived the latter part of
last week to spend several weeks at, the
Nc"tane Inn.
Mrs. NJ. F. Meckcr of New York city,
who has been spending a few weeks at
Caspian Lake, Orleans county, came to
Newfanc to spend the months of July and
August at Davidson Naples.
Arthur T., Smith of Troy, y. Y, whose
birthplace was Townshend, with his wife,
have been recent visitors in the home of
his uncle, w r. Rand, whom he had seen
only once before in 40 years.
Mrs. Fred Smith of West Drattleboro
has been spending a few days at Bert
Morscs and is now at the home of her
son. Hurdis Smith. where Mr. Smith and
Mr.. Mcacham are cutting the hay
Newfono Cronoo will rive = naoeont
Samantha Allen at the Court of Fame,
two evenings, July "a and %, in Union
hail. Miss Harriet Harris, director, will
stage the pageant and furnish the cos
tunes. '-"'+ -, -av,--sp .,
Harold L. Page. who spent the last
two months in Newfane, returned Ito his
home in Boston Sunday, going with Mr.
and Mrs. King to Springfield where he
made connection with an afternoon train
for Boston.
Fred Stowe. Mrs Hulse, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Burrows and daughter, Elsie, of
Greenfield Mrs Gertrude Briggs of Brat
tleboro have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. f.. W. I.cgatc at the Windham
County House.
Miss Marion Brown of Amherst Mass,
a school friend Of Olive Eager, when at
Mortified seminary, came to Davidson
Naples Monday night to spend few days
with her Trend, who Is assisting MIS-
Davidson Tor the summer,
Mrs. Hugh Welman and children, who
had been visiting at j. y. Pierces, re-
turned to their home in Syracuse the lat
ter part of last week Mrs. Pierce ac-
companicd them and will remain few
"eeNS III '''' NOME VI ne' 'o"
MIS-, + red RANDALL OF boston arrived
Monday TO spend several weeks WIN her
parents, Air. and MIS-. ~ NJ llescock'
MISS Katrina fortcr ana MISS liypheha
burbank accompanied Mrs hahdai' ana
are summer guests at MI ieScock $.
The Appalachian club of Boston, who
~erc registered Tuesday at the Green
W. Wo'l'"'h i'o"Sq In " a. "n""'" T \"1'
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