The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
NEWFANE.

and wagons are in general use.
There will be a farmers meeting
Saturday evening in the Union dis
trict.
V. S. Prouty of Putney was in town
in the village.
Mrs. James Perkins of Townshend is
in Brookline caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Bert Brown.
Ice is being harvested from West
river this week. 1t is of good quality,
but not as thick as usual.
Mrs. Bert Clark, who has been in
Vernon to visit, returned Monday to
the home of her son, Edward Yelling |
ton, in Brookline
Mrs. A. w. Pratt returned Monday |
to her home in Boston. Her father, w. |
H. Goodnow, is gaining but is not |
yet able to he out.
Horace Wood, W. A. Wilson, Guy
Grout, Wayne Ingram and John How
ard have gone to Wardsboro, all hav-
ing been engaged to draw logs for Lee
roy Gaines.
Ransom W.. Rand, q veteran of the
Civil war, was stricken Sunday with
second paralytic shock. He is con-
scious and comfortable, but his left
side is paralyzed.
The following telephones were re-
Gently installed: w. p Eames, res,
1913; Ward II. Eager, 1913; Rev. T. D.
Childs, l2-4; Berte Wright, 1928;
Homer Heath, 1915.
The fund for relief in the near East
in this part of the town and in the
Union district was more than $50. New
fame having exceeded her quota OF
800, as $75 dollars was raised in the
south part of the town.
The local Red Cross would like to
have all the knit articles finished and
returned the last of this week. Anyone
having clothing in good condition,
which they would like to send to refu-
gees. may leave the same with Mrs.
John Kenny or at the postotfice and
Mrs. f. A. Dewitt will see that the
articles are sent.
The following officers of Newfane
Grange were installed Wednesday
night, Jan. % by Past Master Wilson
Winchester, assisted by Mrs. Belle
Howe and Mrs. Florence Brown:
Master, John Whitaker; overseer, K.
!, Maher lecturer, Mrs. Mary Maher;
steward, Harold Whitaker; assistant
steward, Leon Whitney; chaplain, Mrs.
0. r. Wright; treas, O. R. Wright;
see, Anna Aikee gatekeeper, Delmar
Rowe; Ceres, Mrs. Georgia Railway
Pomona, Mrs Cora Winchester; Flora,
Mrs. Mary Rand; l.. A. s., Mrs. Lena
Dewitt; pianist, Mrs. Lilah Ingram;
Refreshments were served at the close.
Newfane Grange will observe neigh
,bors night Feb. 10 with Townshend
Grange.
: The annual meeting of the Windham
County Creamery association was held
III Union haR Jan. IS and these officers
were elected: pres, F. f. Yeaw; sec. and
manager, l.. H. Higgins; directors
L. Johnson, H. NJ. Hescock, n. NJ
Bush, George Osgood, Horace o. Gale
: Fred C. Cutler; auditor, V. W. Ranney
A dividend of per cent was declared.
Wright camp, Sons of Veterans
elected the following officers for tn,
year at their regular meeting in Town
shend Jan %: Commander, J. F. Whit
taker; sr. vice CON-, Harry Sparks; il
~ vice COM, Arthur Cutler; chaplain
i George B. Bush; treas, C. A. Nichols
fsec., Harold Whitaker; Camp counsel
-z- Harry Howard, George B. Bush, Fret
1 Cutler; guide, Earl Davis; outsid
l guide, D. E. Howard inside guide
\ Fred Cutler; color bearer, Ebert How
4 lard The officers were installed /,
tiPast Commander. C. A.. Nichols.
The annual meeting eof the Congre
1 gational church was held Thursda
~ afternoon, Jan. 90, in the church pal
: lors. II. Newton. was elected moderate
H.. land these officers were elected: cleri
n Mrs. Abbie Z. Morse; treas, ". "
III -Ranney; Sunday school supt., c.
=. Hescock; church committee, the paste
ar- the deaeons, clerk, Sunday school supe
Is. intendent, F. A. Dewitt, Edwin Jones
= prudential committee, v, W. Ranne.
80, G.. b. Bush, n. NJ. ~Batehelder, 0.
r. Wright, w. II. Newton; music commi
II tee, Mrs. Grace Rhoades, Mrs. O.
an. Wright; missionary committee Mrs.
sT. ID. Childs, Mrs. F. A. Dewitt, Rev ]
es- NJ Wiswall. Preceding the meeting
sh' dinner was served in the dining room
II a good number being present, to enjo
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