The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-30
NEWFANE.

:. G.. Brown has been IN Springfield
(Vt.) doing some cement work
Mr.. and Mrs. George |. Bishop moved
here from Williamsville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Grape are visiting
at the home of Mrs Grapes mother in
Milford, n. H..
Mrs. Lizzie Worden, who is visiting at
the home of her son in Springfield (Nt.),
is expected home next week.
Edmund Cherrie returned Thursday to
the United States naval training school
at Annapolis after months vacation at
home.
Mrs Stella AIicott Manley of Harri-
man, Tenn, came Monday to spend a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alice
AIicott.
Ralph Dewitt returned Thursday to
the United States Naval school in Annap-
oils, after spending a vacation of month
at his home.
The dance Friday evening by Charles
Benson was well attended The next one
viii be held Oct. 10 by Newfane Grange
at the annual fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nido are in VIII
Evansville making repairs and improve
ments in the house they bought recently
before moving there to live.
George Williams, juror from South
Londonderry. and wife are at the home
of Mrs. Willams's brother, Herman
Eddy, to remain through the fall term
of court.
Mrs. Lyman Moulton. who visited at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. f. NJ. Wis
wall, and at Ira MoultOnS and Emory
Towards, returned Sunday to her home
IN East Dover.
News of the death of F. w. Kuech
of Brattleboro brings sadness to his
many Newfane friends who will miss
his CHEEKY smile. Deepest sympathy il
extended to his bereaved family.
News has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Convey. formerly of this
town and whose home is in Laconia, n.
H., was destroyed by fire last December,
that they are moving into new house,
which Mr.. Convey has since built.
Miss Irene Chaplin of Chicopee Falls.
Mass, who was a recent visitor at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Carpenter. went from here TO Man
chester, where she is one of the faculty
in the commercial department of Burr &
Burton seminary.
Newfane people were shocked to hear
Of the automobile accident in which u.
II. Rutter, president of Windham
Savings bank, was so seriously injured
Great solicitude is manifested concern
ing his present condition and earnest
! hopes are expressed that he may fully
recover.
The annual Grange fair, to be held Oct.
IA and Is, will open at 4 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. Everyone is invited to make
exhibits. Cash prizes will be awarded to
the children and ribbon prizes to other
exhibitors. The committee has not an
nounced the program for the first evening
On the second day supper viii be served
and will be followed by dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maher and two
children of Massena, y. y, came Sept. %
to visit at J. ID. Makers. On Sunday
Claude Maher and family and Miss Vim
nifred Maher of Readsboro made a family
party of 10 at Mr.. Makers home In the
evening Ray Maher and family returned
home with Claude Maher and family.
/ Harry Appleton and wife, Mrs. Mat
/ tie (Barstowl Appleton of Springfield,
+ Mass, who have been spending n vaca-
tion of two weeks at Davidson Naples.
S were called suddenly to Londonderry
Tuesday on account of the illness of her
grandfather. Albert S. Haywood. who is
well remembered in Newfane as that
iuryman who. in 1916, at the age of
80 could run to and from the court house
as briskly as a boy and enjoyed dancing
j the Highland Fling as he did in his
! youthful days" Upon recovery from his
4 present breakdown, he will return with
/ Mr. and Mrs. Appleton to Springfield to
/ spend the winter.
The Farmers club of Union district
/ held the second meeting of the season
! Saturday evening. The meeting was well
] attended and the following program was
i carried out Harold Whitaker gave an
/ account of his recent trip, Mary L. Jack
/ son gave a reading, a Lesson in Cook
/ ing, Richard Briggs, recitation, Trading
! in Vermont Mrs. Underwood and Mrs.
! Hescock. vocal duet Members of the
/ club discussed the relative Importance of
/ fire insurance and life insurance. County
/ Agent Frost was present and
| talked of essentials in raising and mar
j keting potatoes. Sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served and a pleasant Social