The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-15
NEWFANE.

Lewis Higgins and family went Sunday
to Chester
F. A. Dewitt and family visited rela-
tives in Chester Sunday
Fred W. Underwood has sold his timber
lot on Newfane hill to B. j. Wright.
W. p. Eames and a party of relatives
motored TO Boston Sunday, returning that
evening
Clarence Nichols, the well known cream
cry man, is enjoying his new Oakland SIX
automobile
Ralph Gushing was at home the first OF
the week. Mrs. Cushing returned with
him Wednesday to Brattleboro.
Delbert Rhoades and family were in
Gassetts Tuesday to attend All auction
sale at the home OF Mr. Rhoadess cousin
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee o. Bowman OF Green
field spent the weekend at the home OF
Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Carpenter.
Miss Stella Reed, who teaches in Dunn
merston, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Reed, at the Windham
County House
Mark Merrifield, Miss Clara Merritieid
and Miss Carrie Farrar of New York city,
who were guests Jew weeks at Newfane
Inn, left Monday for Springfield, Mass.
Rev. f. NJ. Wiswall supplied the Meth
odist pulpit in Williamsville Sunday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Wiswall. Both
returned in season for the evening meet
ing in their home church
Mrs. George B. Bush and son, Barrett.
returned home the first of the week after
an absence of about three weeks during
which they visited at Mrs. Bush's old
home in Cedarhurst, L. l., and in other
places.
Miss Anna Finlan and Miss Olive Eager
engaged Arthur II. Farnum to take them
to Brattleboro by automobile Tuesday eve
ming. that they might enjoy the torch-hght
procession and the concert advertised for
the evening of Armistice day.
ID. ~ Benson has sold the larger part
OF his village pasture to Miss Caroline
Bliss, who recently erected her summer
| home there, and to her brother, John
Bliss, of Akron, o. who comes annually
| TO spend his summer vacation at Wehkeit
! Mr.. Benson reserves q portion adjoining
| his summer home, for cultivation anc
pasturing.
! Miss Lettie Burnham, the assistant coun
ty clerk, and Miss G.. Sadie Smith, court
reporter, were so busy with necessary
work that they could not take the half
holiday which other members of the cour'
enjoyed on Armistice day, but kept q
work until their tasks were done. Theil
reward came in the evening when they
enjoyed a social time in the court house
with few invited guests.
Mrs. Minnie Mountain Green of Spen
Ger, Mass, came Tuesday to visit her oil
friends and acquaintance in Newfans
while en- route from Canada to her home
Her calls were short as she continued he
nomeward journey Wednesday accompan
led by her husbands little granddaugh
ter, Isabel Haywood Her daughter, Beo
trice, formerly so well known in Newfane
is now in a boarding school in New JeI
sey.
Arthur W. Packard OF Dorchester
Mass, a student at Mount Hermon, sup
piled the pulpit during the absence of tn
pastor, Rev T. D. Childs, who went t
preach in the Congregational church j
Amesbury, Mass, returning home Nor
day evening The student was much ct
joyed and his assistance in the Christia
Endeavor meeting Sunday evening. wbic
was led by Mrs. Ghilds, was appreciate
by the older people as well as by IA
young people.