The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-12
NEWFANE.
Julia Hamlin is i'll.

NhIs. Juud I1dlnlln Is ILL.,
Mrs H j. Batchelder is having Sc
we're attack of articuiar rheumatism.
Mrs 0. r.. Wright returned Tuesday
to the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro.
A telephone, 23-ll, has been installed
at the farm residence of George b. Bush
in Brookline.
Miss Anna Finlan viii assist Mrs. Whit
comb at the Newfane Inn as hotel clerk
during vacation.
Miss Sadie Morse viii spend the summer
vacation as helper in the home of Mrs.
Frederick Helbrook in Brattleboro.
News has been received that Miss Olive
Eager is recovering from an attack of
measles in Brattleboro and when able
she will return to Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Sargent and
son, Robert, visited relatives in town
Wednesday, Mr.. Sargent and A. r. I'm
derwood enjoying a fishing trip during
the day
Miss Mavis Page of Bradford, Conn, who
is now boarding with her mother at Will
liam Rand's has consented to assist Mr.
Burke as waitress at the county house
for a time
Rev +. B. Hyde went Tuesday morning
to Jeffersonville, where he will remain
a week or more arranging for the re-
| moval of his family and household goods
to Newfane.
| Eugene Thompson of New Haven, who
has been staying some time at Davidson
Naples has been engaged recently in
making gardens for various persons in
and around the village
News was received by Mr. and Mrs H
j. Batchelder that Eta, wife of their son.
George II. Batchelder of Northampton,
underwent an operation for gall stones
Monday in a private sanatorium near
Mount Tom.
Mrs. Edwards former summer visitor
from Springfield, was in town the first of
the week before going West to take a
position as stenographer in a school where
her two sons, who accompanied her, will
enter as students.
Miss Bertha Wilson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Wilson, will spend her
summer vacation in Townshend helping
in the Cushman family. Their other
daughter, Marion, will spend her vaca
ton in Brattleboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of Springfield
Mass, who are touring the southern part
OF Vermont by automobile truck in search
of antique furniture, have been maxim,
4 their headquarters at H. NJ Hescock
| the last few days.
/ The return of Miss Finlan to her schoo
duties after 10 days absence on accoun
Of illness with measles, was marked by
l JOYOUS reception arranged by her pupils
4 WHO spared no pains with their flora
decorations while their expressions {
gladness were most cheering
Mrs Charlotte f. L. Slocum of Amhers
Mass, who has been assisting the NeI
mont W. G. +. L., in the county cor
vcntions, came to Newfane Tuesday to n
main few days with Mrs. Davidson b
fore ge.ag To- the next convention while
is 20 be held in one of the souther
counties
\ Tie farmers meeting in the Union di
! trlct postponed last Saturday ever
\ ing on account of the storm and will |
4 held in the schoolhouse June 10. Count
= Agent w 7. Frost and Prof. j. Z. Ca
: rigan of Burlington will be present The
y, talks will make an unusually interesti1
u and instructive program.
4 Mr. and Mrs Fred Robertson ,of Flo
h enee, Mass, came Friday to Ncwfane
d live. They have rented the L. II Fish
a place, Mr.. Fisher reserving rooms for h
4 own use. Mr.. Robertson will succeed NJ
b McEvoy as sawyer in the j {. Tibbet
~ Steam mill The family is spending
: few DAYS in the home Of Mrs Robel
:. Smith, before beginning housekeeping.
L
II Henry A. Carpenter returned to Br
II teboro Thursday and to his home he
II Yesterday, after visiting his daughter, NJ
II Ellis W. Chaplin, in Chicopee, Mass NJ
II Carpenter. who also has been visiting NJ
II hapin remained for another week NJ
II Chaplin, who underwent successful
" Grafton expects to leave the hospital ST
- day aud return. home
The w c. / L. met Friday with NJ
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