Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-09
NEWFANE

DIR. Clifton ID. Howe, professor III |
Toronto university, spent the Fourth
Mt the family homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Farnum and
daughter, Lillian, of Wardsboro spent the
week end at IL a.. Carpenters, % ..,.
DrtsF. L!rOsgood of Townshond will
be in his Newf;ne Office only Monday
AFTERNOONS during the next few weeks.
Miss Brown az Brooklyn is summer
guest ut Maple Row farm, the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs Dorr Allen on West
River. '"'''
Mrs. L. j. Brown and daughter, Paul
inc, went Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Browns sister, Mrs. Henry Marsh, in
Walpole, n. II.
Milton Halliday came Saturday to
Join his family in their new summer
home and to spend the national holi-
day with them.
Miss Mabel Phillips operator in the
telephone office, is enjoying vacation
and is now II guest in the home of her
brother in Carthage, n. Y.
Mrs. Della Y. Kenney is home, hav-
ing visited her cousin, Miss Dora
Swami, in Swanzey, N. H., and spent
a few weeks in Brattleboro.
Miss Mavis Page went Wednesday
to visit Miss Alice Drugg in Winches.
ter. n. H. She will return to New
fame Sunday by automobile.
Prof. Abel Grout and family have
arrived from Long Island and are now
settled in their cottage on Newfane
hill for the summer vacation.
Miss Grace Tainter and mother of
Brooklyn have come to Newfane TO
spend the summer and are guests in
the home of Miss Mabel Hall.
j. Graves and Miss Mckee of Bel
lows Falls visited his sister, Mrs. F. j.
Brown. and Miss Ruth Hebb of Brat
tleboro. who visited Mrs. Brown the
same day, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs Lovisa Downs, who recently
sold the Rawson homestead to her nep-
hew. Milton Halliday of Providence
Z. l.. has taken rooms at Davidson
Naples.
Miss Gertrude Birmingham and Miss
Louise Haight have come from New
York and have opened their summer
home, Pine Acre, on Newfane hill, fol
the season.
Elliot Bradeen of Salem, Mass. is at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Carpenter. Their grandson
Ernest Redfield of Greenfield, also is
visiting them.
j. Henry Brown, formerly of the
Root Pharmacy of Brattleboro, sue
cessfullv passed examination before
the state board of pharmacy in Mont
pelier June lG
nartv of six friends of A. w
Pratt of Boston. came from that city
by automobiles Saturday night to spend
July in Newfane, making head quar-
ters in the County house.
Mrs. j. L. Martin of Brattleboro has
opened Bencasson, her summer home
on Newfane 9hll. Mrs. Anna Eddy of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has been
a guest there the past week.
Mrs. Annie coleman Of Boston, who
formerly lived in Newfane while car
ing for the elderly Mrs. Gushing, came
July to spend a part of the summer,
boarding at Davidson Naples.
Albert Patch of Medford, Mass.
came Saturday to visit his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Patch
where he will remain n few days ant
enjoy the change of making hay.
Miss Marguerite Jones returned hom
Sunday from weeks visit will
friends in Springfield, (VtD Mrs
Charles Wilcox of that town accom-
panied her and is a guest this week o
Mrs. Roy Jones.
William Hazelton is i'll. He fell las
Friday from a load of hay, injurin
one hip. and has since been confined t
the house. His son, WILL is at HON
to help in the haying season and t
care for his father.
Miss Anna Finlan, after spending
two weeks of her vacation with HON
friends, returned to Newfane to be
Gin her engagement July with Mrs
Whtcomb, where she will assist a
hotel clerk the next few weeks
Mrs. F. H. Dirstine, who spent
month with Mrs. Mary Perkins at tn
Nutshell on Newfane hill, has returne
to her home in Buffalo. Miss Kir
of Brooklyn is expected this week t
spend the summer with Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Porter Thayer and little daugl
ter Ruth. came from Williamsvill
last Tuesday with her husband, cier
of the school board, and spent tn
engaged with other members of tn
bodIu III ihc SNhoNi ~
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Pratt of 30;
ton spent the Fourth at the home q
Mrs. Pratt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
II. Goodnow, returning home Monda!
Mrs Pratt plans to spend a vacatio
of two weeks at Elm Hall during tn
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Worden and sol
Harold, also his wife's mother, Mr.
Marcy, all of Springfield (Vt) vste
Mr.. .Worden's mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wol
den at l.. p. Whitney's. They also wer
at H. A. Carpenters here and wit
friends in Brattleboro over the week-en
and holidays.
Mrs, Arthur l.. Kent, who has bee
very i'll two weeks, is better. Durin
het9illness her sister, Mrs. Eva Brouss
and children,l ahothir sister, Miss. Liz
Mlorsseau, and her brother, Adelor
Norm, and wife, all of Worcest'
have been to visit her and the sistel
have cared for her.
AR. and Mis-! Fred D. osgood and lit
edn,, I.ynden. came Monday to Wis