Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-15
NEWFANE

MRS. V. /. CnaSc Is visiting relatives
in South Londonderry.
Miss Edna Wilson is at home from
Brattleboro, i'll with tonsilitis.
Harold Morse is home from Green.
field for O vacation of two weeks.
DR.. Hind and family of Stamford
Jones 8.
Miss Gertrude Brown is spending q
vacation of two weeks with her sister
Mrs. Karl +. Maher.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Maher and daugh.
ter, Winnifred, are visiting friends and
relatives Mt their old home in Malone
N. Y.
Miss May Willard of Burlington is
visiting in the homes of her cousins
Mrs. Charles l.. Hescock and Bert f.
Morse.
Miss Martha Chase, who spent a few
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. w. p
Eames, has gone to Chicago to resume
work for the Y. w. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Griswold
and son, Edward, came from their home
in East Haven, Conn, Saturday to
spend a week in Newfane.
Ernest Hodgdon and mother of Bos
ton, accompanied by an aunt from Mas.
sachusetts, are spending vacation of a
week at the Windham County House.
The parlor meeting of the w. C. 7
T., to be held Tuesday evening Aug
26, with Mrs. r. ID. Childs promises q
pleasant social time with helpful in
formation.
Mrs. Augusta Redway of Brattleborc
is spending a few days in Newfant
among the scenes of her youth and dur.
ing her stay will be pleased to receive
her old friends at Davidson Naples.
A. J. Comeau. who has been a guest
of his sister, Mrs. Whitcomb, at the
Newfane Inn, left Saturday to visit his
mother in Derry, n. H., after which he
will motor to his home in Palm Beach
Fla.
Miss Nellie Stevens, who has been 6
summer guest at the Newfane Inn, ant
Miss Bertha Hinckley, who has been g
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Newton
returned to their homes in Bridgeport
Monday.
Mrs. Edward Lenois and three chill
dren of West Springfield, Mrs. Her
bert Wilson of Northampton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lewis Sumner of Halifax have
been visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Legatt
at the Windham County House.
Mrs. H. +. Newell, an aunt of Mrs. A
H. Farnum, Miss Bertha Ray, Miss
Felicia Refs and Miss Gertrude Campbell
all of Brooklyn, are summer guests at A
II. Farnum's. With Mr.. and Mrs. Far
mum they enjoyed an outing Friday al
Lowell lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ambrose of Wood
stock have been recent visitors at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Ambrose. Ben Hayes, brother of Mrs
Ambrose, and his wife, of Middlebury
also have been guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose.
Leonard Brown shot a buck weighing
about 200 pounds Tuesday afternoon. II
was first seen by Henry Hall eating vege-
tables in J. c. Tibbetts's garden. Mr.
Hall notified the family at once and Mr.
Brown shot the deer from the lower road
near the steam mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Leonard and
daughter, Grace, of Danville, H., have
been guests at Horace Woods. Littl,
Burton Prouty and Elmer Prouty OF
Marlboro returned home Saturday after
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visit their sister, Miss Cecil Prouty, whc
had Just returned home from a visit O
four weeks in Marlboro and Mortified
A party of nine from Davidson Ma
pies enjoyed pleasant outing Monda.
afternoon beside the West river, whcr
they fshed, bathed, swan in deep wa
ter and finished the day with a corr
roast and hot supper cooked in tn
primitive way. The walk home b.
moonlight was an important featur
of the occasion. Henry Kctcham wa
proud to bring home the largest fs
caught by the party and shared it a
breakfast with the family of Is.
A party of IA from the Forest ant
Stream club in Wilmington were guest
Saturday at the Newfane Inn. On Mon
day party of eight from the Bromle.
House in Peru, including Ward H. cage
of Newfane, were guests at the lnr
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Laubon and Mr.. an
Mrs F. f. Couch of Hartford arc guest
Mt the Inn. Miss Annabel Blangdon o
New Haven and friend, Miss +. l.. Gees
sett of Bridgeport, are spending week
vacation at the Inn. Norman Marti
of Springfield joined his mother, Mr.,
Harriet Martin, and his grandparent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler, who ar
spending the summer at the Newfan
Inn.