The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
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NEWFANE.

herman EudN lOSI NaludDIe hoI-
stein heifer last week.
Herman L. Eddy and family nave
been i'll the past week.
r. A. Dewitt has been appointed dis
trict deputy of the Grange.
| Mrs. G. l.. Hescock is able to be out |
after being housed a few weeks by 4 !
cold.
Harold Morse, who came home dur
ing the holiday vacation, returned
| Monday to Greenfield
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening was led by the broth
| ers. DeWeese and Frank Dewitt.
Rev. 4. X Gleason Of Agawam,
Mass. Will preach next Sunday as 4
candidate in the Congregational
church.
Rev c. Walter Bishop, who is taking
the census in Ncwfanc, has finished III
the incorporated village, having given
three days to the work.
H. b. Osborn, who recently sold his
West river farm, has moved TO Town
shend and Will live in the home of the
late Judge +. L. Hastings.
A. recent letter from Mrs. Lillian
Coates told of the good progress they
arc making in arranging their new
home On the Charlton place.
Work in Tibbetts's steam mill was
resumed Tuesday morning and the
CHEEKY whistle now reminds people at
a. m that dawn is approaching
Miss Anna Ambrose. who had been at
home a week because of illness, was
able the first of the week 10 resume
her duties III tile telephone exchange.
Ralph Dewitt and Edmund Cherrie
were at home from the United States
Naval academy at Annapolis for the
, holiday vacation, returning after a
short furlough
Walter f. Wheeler came Friday for
brief visit at 4. r. Underwood ;
after spending few days at his old
home in Willamsvillc. He returned
{ Saturday to Gardner.
The next regular meeting of New
fame Grange viii be held Jan Il Oilic-
ers Tor this year will be installed by
Past Deputy Wilson Winchester. Re
freshments will be served.
:, Miss Olive Eager, who was at Dav-
: idson Naples during the greater part
. of last year, went Jan. l. to Brattle-
: boro TO remain for a time with her
? friend, Mrs Ruth Allen Monroe, and
: to be her assistant in home duties.
lee is being harvested now from
West river. Many teams are busy I'LL
y ing the icehousa at the Windham Coun-
y " Creamery. and many are putting in
Y their individual supplies. The ice IS
; of clear quality and about foot thick
= The New Year 5 bail in Union hall
was well attended More than SIC
. was realized from the supper, served
under the auspices of the directors ot
the hall society. who will use the pro
ceeds toward the improvements now
er being made and in contemplation there
4 good number turned out to ENJOY
:, the dance at the home of Samuel Wis
n wall in the Union district last Fri
. day evening. A neighborhood party me-
the previous week in the home of JOIN
White Refreshments were served am
general good time was enjoyed a
, both places.
," The Congregational Sunday schoo
n has voted to give the contents OF thei
birthday bank to the Armenian fund
and contributions from others hay
made up the sum to $40, which tn
superintendent, Charles l.. Hescock
viii send at once Donations from an
X others who are willing to help may b
Nv included
y Arrangements to observe in part tn
week Of prayer were made Sunday. til
: meetings to be held Monday, Wednes
uw. day and Friday evenings with Rev.
4 NJ. Wiswall as leader. On Thursday
4 the community dinner was served an
the annual meeting of the church FOL
lowed in the afternoon, making it nee
essary to omit the meeting Thursda
evening.
Miss Nellie Pratt who is spendin
/ he winter in Deerdeld. Mass, wit
I her brother. Clifford Pratt. came I
1 Newfane Saturday to attend the JON
I meeting of the Odd Fellows and Il,
hrkahs hat evening. Miss PRATT
the Rebekah district deputy who's
duty is 10 install he officers end tn
led her to make this short visit ,
home, where she remained with frienC
until Monday.
Rev G. G. Merrill, the Vernon
agent for Congregational work in Il
state. supplied the pulpit in Newfal
Sunday morning and in conncctic
with his sermon stated the presel
situation in regard to ministers al
~ the need Of larger salaries that tht
. mav have living wage Other pros
- ing engagements made it necessary f
4 him 70 return to Bratt1eboro in Il
afternoon ard George Bush went wi
him by automobile in season to me
the afternoon train
The Farmers meeting of the unic
district held Saturday evening w
we'll attended. In addition to an i
teresting literary program these que
tons were discussed: Does it pay
breed any farm animal that is not t
Il product of approved profitable parent
and Does it pay toakeep an aecura
II record performance and maintenan,
cost of individual farm animals? r