The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-05
NEWFANE.


Arthur Howe, who has been i'll the |
past week, is able to be out.
Miss Mabel Phillips spent the week
end with friends in Mortified.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Brattleboro spent
few days last week with Miss Mabel
Phillips.
Homer Ambrose, who was injured last
week while unloading logs at the lib
belts steam MILL is able to be out. A log
rolled onto his right leg.
Miss Anna Finlan and Miss Jackson,
teachers in this part of the town, attend
ed the Southeastern Vermont Teachers
association meeting in Brattleboro last
week.
The Larkin Soap club met with Mrs.
Walter Wright Jan. %. She was assisted
by Mrs. Osborne in furnishing refresh
ments As usual a pleasant social time
was enjoyed.
Mrs Bunncll manager Of the st.
George Inn in Wallingford, in which W.
/ H. Newton has an interest, was in town
the first Of the week. She was a guest
in Mr. Newton's home while here.
/ Mrs Arthur Amsden, who was called
/ to care for Mrs Delbert Rhoades. who is
now out again, returned home to Gassetts
Friday, accompanied by her husband, who
had been spending a few days at the
home Of Mr.. Rhoades
Clarence Rhoades and bride came Sat
urday to spend few days in the home Of
his brother, Delbert Rhoades. They left
Wednesday to visit at the home Of. his
mother Mrs. George Goodenough, at Ath-
oil before returning to Peru.
A large attendance is desired at the
next morning service in the Congrega
tional church. when the question vii
come up for discussion as to the best
method for increasing church funds t
, meet the requirements of the present day
r Superintendent Carlton d. Howe o
$ Morrisville, a director of the church eX
] tension board, represented Vermont at
b meeting of the board in Chicago and Wis
t tied his brother, Dr. Clifton d. Howe, a
I Toronto from Thursday to Monday las
+ week.
News is received that Miss Mildre
q Lowe, a former assistant in the local tele
i phone Office is i'll with pneumonia at tn
home of her sister in Holyoke. Her mott
y er and sister Mrs George Osgood, {
{ Brookline were called to Holyoke by he
!" illness Tuesday.
T The many friends of Seth Arthur Prat
! and son. Ernest, Of North Weymouth
= Mass, who have spent several seasons 8
n Davidson Naples, viii sympathize wit
II them because of the serious illness {
IA Ernest, who is now on the danger Ii
II in the New England Baptist hospital
l. Boston.
m Owing to the extreme cold weather Il
10 dance Friday evening in Union hall WI
Id attended by only small company, wi
ID enjoyed the occasion and the eXcelleI
IS supper served by Mr. and Mrs. Lew
ly Bills Another dance under the manag
n ment Of Mr.. Bills will be held Feb. y
lg Union hall.
y A L. Hayward of Williamstown (Nt
is in charge Of the Windham Coun
- creamery since Buttermaker c. \. Niche
III left Saturday. He will remain until
" permanent buttermaker can be secur
80 to take the management The associate
is putting in a new pasteurizer and ma
ing other improvements at the creamer.
Newfane Grange observed neighbo
n night at their last meeting, Jan. %, VIII
70 36 members Of West River Grange
y Townshand were present and gave an {
cellent program, which was much {
loved r. II. Wilson OF Brattleboro a
was present and gave an interesting t