The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-02
Mrs. Fred Robinson is i'll.

Mrs. Fred Robinson is ill.,
Delbert Rhoades is i'll with measles.
Mrs. Moses Grout is visiting relatives
in Athol.
Bonnie Pratt of Boston is summer
guest at Willard Martins.
Mrs Anna Hofring of Wardsboro is,
visiting Mrs. j. c. Tibbetts
The children in the family of Dana
Perry are i'll with chicllen-pox.
Miss Dorothy Carr spent the weekend
1T her home in Williamsville
Mrs. Lewis Bills is improving after a.
severe attack of rheumatism the past few
weeks.
The summer home of Rev Guy C. Lam
son is open, the family having arrived for
the season.
Mrs Arthur Kent is ILL., Her sister,
Mrs Eva Borussa of Worcester, has come
to help care for her.
W. and Mrs. Frank A Dewitt were IN
Springfield June "a to attend a reunion
of the senate of 1917.
Mrs Mary F. Meeker of New York CITY
came Tuesday to Newfane to spend the
summer at Davidson Naples.
Mrs. s. p Lewis and son, Morris, of
Atlanta, Ga, have been spending the past
week with her aunt, Mrs. III. NJ Hescock.
NJ and Mrs. H. J. Batchelder were
in northampton last weel, to visit in the
family of their son, George Batchelder
Herman i. Eddy went to Wardsboro
Tuesday and viii remain for a short time
TO attend to the cultivation of some land
in that town.
I I l., r I,
been a recent guest of her niece, Mrs.
Abbie Morse, who accompanied her to
her home for a short visit.
Ebert Downs of Bethany Conn. came
to Newfane Saturday and spent Sunday
with Branford friends in the home of
Mr., and Mrs. William Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Carpenter have re-
turned from Chicopee Falle, where they
were called bv the illness and death of
their eldest child. Mrs. Winifred Chaplin.
Rev F. B. Hyde, accompanied by his
wife and three daughters, arrived in New
fame Tuesday evening after spending COM
menoement days in Burlington, where his
elde-t daughter graduated from the uni
versity.
Little Emily Whitney. daughter of SUI
pervisor George b. Whitney, late of
Townshend. has been staying at the home
Of Mrs. A. H. Farnum the past week
during the absence of her parents, who
have been in Boston.
Harry Edwards, who has been III a
number Of weeks following an operation
in the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro.
is improving slowly and was able Tuesday
to come by automobile to the home OF
his mother, Mrs A T. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Farnum went Wed
| nesday on an automobile trip to Harrison,
Me. Mrs. Farnum win not return home
| with Mr.. Farnum but win remain for
visit with friends. Before leaving We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Farnum entertained
the Larkin club very pleasantly during
the afternoon.
In the recent drive for the Salvation
| Army Newfane's quota of 800 was over
absorbed, sl45 having been raised Mrs
| Abhle F. Morse. chairman for this part
of the town, and Mrs. Grace Richardson
| of the south part were ably assisted by
an efficient corp of competent solicitors
Mrs Milton Halliday and children, Gin
| ton, Stuart and Louise, also her mother,
Mrs. +. Hitchcock, came Monday from
| Providence, r. J., to spend the summer
| in their new home, the old Rawson home
stead. Later Mr. Halliday and son, Al
Ian, who is now camping with the Boy
Scouts of Rhode Island, will join the
family for the remainder of the summer.
The spring term Of court is nearing a
close, the jurors having been given a leave
of absence subject to recall if needed.
The Newfane w. C. T. T., held pleas
ant parlor meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Davidson. The members and
invited friends met Mrs. Ida NJ Read Of
Saratoga, n. Y, who came to Newfane
after the county convention to spend a
| day with comrades and co-workers OF
| former years when Mrs. Read was presi-
dent of the Vermont w c. T. T.
Fred Smith and wife, Mary (Magoon)
Smith, and little son, Stanley Harry
Smith, called at Davidson Naples Sunday
evening when on their way from London
derry to their home in keene, where
| they have lived three years. Mr.. Smith
is employed by the b. & NJ. railroad com
pany but rides in his own automobile
Mrs. Lila Wiswall, one of the delegates
to the w. c. T. u. convention last week,
entertained over Sunday Mrs. ,Loella T.
parsons and Mrs. Ella Wilson, who came
from Saxtons River to attend the eonvcn-
ton and prolonged their stay in order to
visit their many friends in Newfane
Mrs. Parsons Is a member of the w. c.