Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-30
NEWFANE

Rev. Thomas Powell Vernoll of New
Jersey is summer guest at Newfane
Inn. 49, .~.--. ',s'.- .
Mrs. A. II. Farnim returned home
Friday from a stay of three weeks in
Harrison, Me.
Herman l.. Eddy has finished haying
Mt home and has gone to Wardsboro to
cut his hay. r { e. =, s." y
Bert O. Morse l. but after having
been i'll several weeks with tonsiltis
and rheumatism.
y Miss Mabel Phillips is home after
spending few weeks with relatives
in New York state
The annual fair of the Ladies' Aid
society will be held Mt the church rooms
Friday AFTERNOON, July 80
Delbert Rhoades and family are at
John Whites on the Wardsboro road
for few weeks stay.
Lawrence Tibbetts is helping in the
store during the absence of w. L.
flames, who will be away week
Mrs Abbie Whitney of Brattleboro
visited her brother, Herbert Wells, Mrs.
Abbie and Miss Viola Morse Monday.
A new Sunday school class of young
men and young women has been formed
with the new pastor, Rev. F. B. Hyde,
as teacher. =
Mrs. Flora Read, underwent a sur
gical operation July 81 in the Brattle-
boro Mepprial hospital. She is making
good recovery.
Mrs Carrie c. Croser and daughter,
Miss Flora Croser, of Washington, d.
c., are guests in the home of Mrs. c.
A. Winchester .~..
Mrs. Alice Micott is much improved in
health. On Tuesday she was a guest
of Mrs. Il. A. Benson at Uneeda Rest.
She walked there and home again.
Mrs j. G. Eddy and Mrs. Annie
Davenport Day, formerly of Brattleboro
and now of Sioux Falls, 8. d., are
guests at the Windham County house
Miss Margaret Maher, nurse, came
home Monday night from Alexandria
La, where she spent the winter, and
will spend a vacation of a month at
her home.
James Hathaway of Cambridge
Mass, nephew of Mrs. Fred Smith
after having spent week with his
aunt in Newfane returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Bellows, who has been helping
in the family of DR.. l.. B. Gordon some
time has lately come with her young
son to be housekeeper in the home OF
John Whitaker
Miss Hattie Johnson of Brattleboro
and uncle, Ed White, and family of
Chicago, former residents here, were
in town the latter part of the week
calling on old friends.
Mrs. Ella Underwood of Bellows
Ealls, accompanied by her niece, Mrs
Maud Grearson of Southern Pines, N
G., came Friday to visit in the home
OF her niece, Mrs. Eta Hescock.
w p. Eames and family went Sun
day to York Beach, Me-, for stay OF
a, week Miss Martha Chase of Akron
Ohio, cousin of Mrs. Eames, joined
them there and wilFreturn to Newfant
Miss Minnie Metcalf of East Douglas
Mass, has been making her annual visit
in the home of her brother, Ira Moul
ton, where her mother lives. Her New
fame friends welcomed her with glad
ness at church Sunday.
Harry Edwards, who is improving
from his illness, went last week tt
visit friends in Londonderry and 81
nionsville. Mrs Edwards, who is ye
at the Brattleboro Memorial hospital
also is improving.
George A. Gould of East Dover ha
been in Newfane recently making {
survey of the nursery stock which HI
delivered in June with the purpose t.
supply new stock in place of any tina
has failed to live. :
q Theodore Holland has bought driv
ing horse of DR.. l.. B. Gordon and ha
gone to Wardsboro' for short stay
p Horace Wood and family have gon
to his hill farm on the Wardsbor'
road to stay during the haying sea
son.
Mrs Lulu Page and daughter, MaviF
after visiting on Newfane Hill a wee
with Emily Sibley and brother, Will
liam, have taken room at Davidso
Naples for short time before re
Conn.
Charles T. skinner spent Frida
night at Davidson Naples after bein
notified that his work of surveying j
Londonderry must be deferred unit
later. On Saturday morning he re
turned to his home in Brattleboro t
await further orders
Bert j. Rowell of Boston came
Newfane Tuesday to meet Mr.. Jacl
man of the Strout farm agency only
find that his office had been remove
to Brattlebord.'W After spending tire
days in Newf8R9 lie started for flu
Their survey ofjWermont before return
ing to Boston. 81
The announcement of the weddin
of Miss Anna .Finlan and John Sparl
of Willipmsoille comes as surprise
Their Newfane lftiends, who suspsct'
only that the larger Williamsville scho
was the attraction that took. her ava
Xrom school work in NeYfane On
Pest wishes are expressed.s.~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank gMarcy of l.
Angeles Cal, havelkeef guests at NeS
zane Inn the past ML Marc
r. former resident Sef Newtane AZ
4utney and welcome visitor in h
Rative town, His uncle, +. i. 7Wellma
End wife and 'hisc aunt, Mrs. Cushin
III BrattlebSro are gpssts of Mr.. al
Aro MaroH 1urinn fbair ataV i'm toW