The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-15
NEWFANE.

Rand of Saxtons River.
Mrs Powers of Townshend was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ranney the last
of the week
Mrs. Arthur Railway and child, who
visited Mrs. Georgia Railway several days,
returned Monday to Springfield
"A few sugar makers are yet busy, there
being a good flow of sap in some places
notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
}. d. Pierce was called to Putney
Tuesday by the death of his sister, Mrs
Harrington. He returned home Thurs
day.
lalyngitis Her mother, Mrs. Ella Eames
, OF Brattleboro, has been spending several
days with her.
County court opened and adjourned
Tuesday morning Business will be re-
, sumed Tuesday April 90, the jurors to
come April 81.
Mrs, F. A. Dewitt spent the weekend
| with Mrs. George Batchelder in East
hampton, Miss Amy Read keeping house
for her during her absence.
Mrs. Mandana Bills, who is in cri-
teal condition, reached her 10Th birthday
anniversary Sunday Many friends re-
membered her with greetings.
| Mrs Custena Goodenough returned
Monday from visit to her son, George
Goodenough in Athol and with her daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Godenough, i'll Springfield.
George L. Ware, who makes weekly
shipments of fresh eggs to a city market,
collecting from a few memories in New
fame and Brookline sent 100 dozens this
week
i F. A. Dewitt has been elected treas
! urer Of the state Grange to succeed Judge
/ T. b. Pier Mr.. Dewitt also holds the
Office this year as deputy from this dis
trict.
Mrs Julia Ormsbee, who spent year
in the home of her niece and later board
ed with Mrs J d. Pierce, went Satur-
day to Brattleboro, when she has entered
the Home for the Aged.
Il Gerald Winchester Of Guilford is help
ing his uncle, Wilson Winchester, through
the sugar season. On Wednesday Mr.
, Winchester reported having made over a
hundred gallons of syrup.
w P Eames, who is "handy man. ii
Newfane as we'll as onc of the village
fathers is to put in automatic faucets Al
Newfane Inn. in order to prevent the
waste of water by careless users.
l.. NJ Randall and son, Clyde Randall
! reported Tuesday to have made 81 gallon,
! of maple syrup having sap enough gather
ed to make about Is gallons more. They
, are using new evaperator this season
Rev. f. B. Hyde, who preached Sunda,
| nd
, tional church, has been persuaded to re
e main in Newfane during this week ii
| order to become acquainted with the PEG
pie and to preach again next Sunday
e Mrs. Winnifred Nourse of Auburn
5. Mass, has bought through the agency o
{, j. G.. Martin, farm in Newiane near thu
0 Dover line and will move there with he
$ six children as soon as the travelling vii
y permit her household goods to be moved
: Miss Olive Eager spent Sunday Will
her uncle, Ward Eager, in the home 0
: Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny. also called oil
: a few friends returning to Brattlebor'
Monday morning, where she will remain
Il with Mrs Monroe as her assistant unit
June !.
Among those who are suffering from
accident may be mentioned Mrs Inc
Wright with sprained ankle and Georg
Bush with wounded foot caused by tn
e punture of nail. BY the aid of crutehe
t Mrs Wright is able to be about the hous
e and the postofiice.
News has come from Miss France
: Osgood of Worcester, Mass, who has bee
4 instrumental in placing the Park Mem
: orial" on Newfane common, that OWN
e to i'll health she may not find it possibl
to be present at the time of the presents
/ ton of the Exetra to the town and county