Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-22

Mrs. Horace Wood and Miss Cecil
Prouty are spending a few days this week
with relatives in Green River.
DR.. and Mrs. C. |. Fairfax of New York
city are guests this week of Rev and Mrs
T. d. Childs at the parsonage.
Ncwfane Grange will observe young
peoples night at their next regular meet.
ing Aug 81. All children and young
people are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C.. Benedict, A. r.
Underwood and Miss Jennie l.. Under
wood visited Sunday at w. w. Burnett S
in West Dummcrston.
John Bliss of Akron, O., is spending "A
vacation of two weeks with his sister,
Miss Caroline Bliss, and daughter, Miss
Helen Bliss at Wc-like-it.
G. A. Parker, an attorney from Boston,
former teacher in Newfane, has been
a guest for few days at A. c. Harveys $,
returning home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton with their
two sons, James and Marshall, have been
spending a vacation of two weeks at the
Newton homestead. They returned Sun
day to their home in Worcester.
Mrs. Homer Heath and daughter, Fun
ice Heath, went Tuesday to visit in north
ern New York with the plan to spend
their entire vacation among the familiar
scenes in their former home.
Rev. Paul Haynes, who is now in hi,
Newfane summer home, will preach Sun
day morning, Aug q, at the earnest re
quest of the pastor and other friends and
all who remember him in times past, viii
not fail to be present.
The annual picnic of the Farm Bureau
association will be held this week Friday
Aug %, at Harry Howc's in Brooklne
If the weather proves stormy it will not
he POSTPONED but will he held in New
fame village in Union hall
The discharged soldiers may learn how
to obtain a discharge button and receive
information concerning insurance by con
| Sulting William II. Newton, chairman Of
the home service section for Newianc, o
the American Red Cross.
The Grange entertainment Aug. II was
very well attended although it was =
rainy evening. The lecture by Prof. G
X. Chcrrie, illustrated by stcreopticor
| slides, was interesting and instructive
| The dance following was an ENJOYABLE
| feature and the musical selections by
Waless orchestra completed an excellent
| program
Mrs. +. IT, Fish and daughter, Pru
| dcncc. of Ncrgcnncs, and Mrs. W. \
Knight of New Haven, Conn, spcn
Thursday night with Judge Fish's sister
Mrs Abbic Morse, taking the trip by au
tomobilc. They left Friday morning fo,
| q 4. II I
planning to go to Mrs Knights home il
New Haven on Saturday,
The many guests at Davidson Maple
have shown much appreciation of the
friendly hostess by presenting to her
tine collection of Nictroa records, en-
hracing vocal and instrumental selection
from the best artists. The presentation
spcech by Rev. +. David Akcrs expressed
the sincere regard of all the donors pres
ent and absent.
The following guests are having a pleas
ant vacation in the comfortable home o
the Rands, on the terrace: Mr.. and Mrs
f. \. johnson Of Springfield, Mass. Nh
and Mrs. Byron Mullins and daughter
Miss Anna Mullins, Brooklyn, n. Y, an,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton and tvs,
sons, James and Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Ahrens of Mcriden, Conn, aftc
"a two-weeks' stay, returned home Satu
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nance and youn
daughter, Alice, accompanied by Rev. r
c. Carlson, Mrs Carlson and little daugh
ter, Marion, came by automobile from
Hewlett, l.. l., Saturday night, rcachn
Newfane at 10 p, m, to spend two weel,
at Davidson Naples, also w. Davis b;
kerr Mrs, Ada f. Baker and Miss Alic
Baker came by train from Boston tn
same night to stay two weeks, this bein
the third vacation they have spent i
, Ncwfane.
Rev. +. David Akers has been invite
to speak at the parlor meeting to be he'll
in the parsonage Tuesday evening Aul
%, The topic of the evening will /
World Wide Prohibition, this being ON
of the objects for which the w. {. T. [