The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-03

Miss Fannie Newton has been i'll with
hard cold about two weeks.
Mrs. Ward H. Eager, who has been
i'll few weeks, is gaining slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood and lit
tie Cecil Prouty are i'll with influenza.
Miss Beatrice Wiswall is home from
Mortified seminary for the holiday va
cation.
Miss Olive Eager came Saturday
| from Brattleboro for a short visit with |
friends.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley. is visiting at the
home of her brother, L. F. Martin, in
WinhaH
George Solandt is able to be out aft
err being housed several days on. account
lof illness.
Mrs. Dora Rawson of Springfield is
visiting her father, Emory Howard,I
who is i'll.
| Mrs Margaret Wilcox, who has been
nursing in West Townshend, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Lillian Crowthers is in South
| Newfane caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Moore, who are i'll.
Charlie Rowe came from Camp Dew
ems Monday on a short furlough. He
will return to Camp Sunday.
Miss Winnifred Maher who was at
home TO spend Christmas, returned the
following day to Readsboro.
Miss Amy Reed is spending a few
days of the holiday season at the home
of her sister in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Henrietta Rider and son of Bel
lows Falls are visitors in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H A. Car
penter.
Mrs. Lyman Powers came from West
Halifax recently TO spend some time
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hor-
ace Wood
j. c. Tibbctts, who has been i'll with
influenza, is now able to be out. Mrs.
Tibbetts and son, Lawrence, are now
i'll with the disease.
At the next regular meeting of New
fame Grange. JAN 5, officers will be IN
stalled for the ensuing year and re-
freshments win be served.
Waf1er j. Wright, who has been suf-
fering about two weeks with IN ahseess
on the left hand is better, but is not
able to use the hand much.
Bert Z. Morse and little daughter
| Gladys, Holden Aubrey, William Wis
well and members of the Grout family
have been III the past week.
Edmund C'herrie and Harold Morse
. lwere home on, a furlough of few days
Christmas week They left for their
respective stations Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Goodnow and
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Newton were
guests of Mrs D. A. Dickinson and fam
ilv New Years day at their home in
WilGamsville.
A box social was held Friday eve
ming, Dec. 81, by the young people OF
the Union district. 1t was a social sue
!, cess and $ll.22 was realized for Red
n Cross. purposes.
! The Congregational church viii hol,
:. their annual roll call Thursday, Jan
9, in the vestry Dinner Will be served
at noon for small sum and everyon,
;, is invited to attend.
Mrs. Samuel Allen and son, Samue
Packard Allen, ir., who were guests a
f" William Rand S four weeks, returned
" 10 their home in Providence just be
e fore the holiday season.
George b. Bush, carrier on rural rout
;. No /, has been confined to his hom
y more than week by illness. His father
S Lorenzo Bush, assistant carrier, ha
A. been on duty during the illness of hi
t. son.
The New Year s ball, which was ad
A. lvertised TO be held in Union hall, wa
IF cancelled on account of the epidemi
Or of influenza, not only in Newfane bu
y in the towns adjoining. The Ne'
~ Years tea. party planned by the La
!, dies Aid society also was POSTPONED
ar Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Farnum enter
m tanned their son and daughter, Mr.. an
- Mrs Walter j. Wright, Postmaster an
- Mrs. O. R. Wright, and Miss Katherin
- Richards of Townshend Christmas da,
- On New Year s day Mr.. and Mrs. Q. !
- Wright gave a family dinner party
~ their home.
u Owing TO the prevalence of iniiuenz
and other sickness, and no public NEE
~ ings its is thought best that no NEE
II. ing of Orchard post, &. A. r., be hel
be at Townshend this month. All officer
will hold over until the meeting {
TX Newfane next month. The Relief corr
Ii also probably will not meet.
Inc meeting OF Ine heu Gross neipe
he Friday afternoon in the church vestI
~, was "a pleasant social gathering. Fac
he one contributed to the dinner whic
en- was served at noon. Two quilts we
ilv tied during the afternoon and work a
is so was done on hospital socks. I'll
10 meeting was well attended.
The winter term of school in the "
cd lage began Monday. All the pupils b
ID. one were present. The school in Il
union district did not begin Monday !
r,e was expected, because of the illness
~ the teacher, Miss Lillian Smith, wi
=. inhuenza in her home i'll Windham. Nj
NJ A. H. Farnunl, who began teaching t
winter term in South Newfane, repor
m three of her ipnpils as being i'll wi
sh, influenza.
.n i The Christmas Red Cross roll c;
az was held open until the beginning