The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-11
NEWEANE.

! DelDert RhoadeS Is out after an Illness
of several days.
Miss Stella Micott is on short bust
ness trip to Chicago Il
Mrs. Margaret Wilcox is caring for a
patient in Brattleboro.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holt of Hart
! ford are spending vacation at the New
| fame Inn.
/ The Woman's Relief corps will hold
q meeting Saturday afternoon, Oct. II. in
| Townshend.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
harvest dinner in the church dining rooms
| Thursday at noon.
Mrs. Della 7. Kenney is spending
few days with her friend, Mrs Walter
| Eddy in Townshend
Mrs. Mary H. Perkins has closed the
Nutshell, her summer home on Newfane
hill, and left for winter quarters.
Ralph Dewitt, who has been home for
months vacation, has returned to the
United States Naval academy at Annapo
| lis
After five weeks absence from New
fame, Mrs. Sarah Brown has returned
from Wilmington where, she visited
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jacobs have closed
their summer hotel at Averill and are
guests of Mrs Jacobs's sister, Mrs. Whit
comb, at Newfane Inn.
Mrs. Cora Winchester and Mrs. Lila
Ingram spent few days the last of the
! week with relatives in Wilmington, re-
turning home Saturday.
Ward II. Eager, who has been spending
the last three weeks in Brookline, went
Monday morning to Boston, where he
will remain short time ON special bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowker of SYRIA
cuse, Mr. and Mrs. George B. White of
Brattleboro called on their cousin, Mrs.
F. w. Underwood, while on an extended
trip by motor Tuesday.
Mrs Polly Ballou, who has been away
a few weeks, has returned home Her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Winchester of Gull
ford, and Mr.. Moore, brother, were
weekend visitors at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Higgins of Howard
R. L. are at the Newfane Inn for
weeks vacation. Their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maddocks, and daughter from
Gloucester, Mass, also are guests at the
Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII T. Bruce of Conway,
who were on weeks vacation, visited in
town two or three days last week and
were welcomed gladly by their old
friends and neighbors. They returned to
their home Monday.
Nh and Mrs A. c. Harvey are visiting
in the homes of their two sons, Jesse
Harvey in Richford and Rev. Will c.
Harvey in Bethel. They made the trip
by motor After months vacation they
will return by train.
The Newfane delegates to the state
| Sunday school convention to be held in
Bellows Falls this week are Charles l..
| Hescock, superintendent of Newfane
] Sunday school, and Mrs. T. d. Childs
teacher of the young woman's class.
The Newfane Grange is preparing for
their annual fair, which will be held
next week. Rehearsals are in progress
for The Gilded Youth, a comedy which
will be given Friday evening, Oct. IL.
The annual chicken pie supper will be
served Thursday evening from $50 to
4 s O'Clock.
Dr. George Price of Rutland, who has
] seen IA months service in Y. NJ. C. A
I work overseas, will speak in the Court
| House Thursday evening, Oct. Il, on the
topic, With Americas Fighting Men ii
I France. Everybody is invited There
! will be no admission fee, but a collection
will be taken and light refreshments
I will be served.
The illness of Mrs. w. III. Goodnov
/ during the past week was such as tt
I cause anxiety among her many friends
I but her Improvement has been sufficient
to allow her to take an interest and give
!, necessary directions in the preparations
Il for the harvest dinner to be given by tht
1 Ladies' Aid society, of which she is al
II active member and an efficient officer.
II Miss Anna Finlan went Friday after
II noon to Middletown Springs to attent
II the wedding of an intimate friend. Sh,
II officiated as bridesmaid, with the brother
= of the bride as best man. On Sunday
: afternoon she returned to Newfane, com
ing by automobile from Brattleboro
The two days vacation on account of the
Valley fair and the one solid session o.
school Friday caused break in the time
:, which will be made up this week by al
q all-day session Saturday.