The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-14
NEWFANE.

Miss Mabel Phillips is taking a pleas
ure trip through the White mountains
with friends from Worcester.
George l. Bishop, who recently came
from Wiiliamsville to live in Newfane
village. sustained a paralytic shock in
his home Tuesday night.
Mrs. w. Il. Wheeler came to A. r.
Underwood's from the Memorial hos
pital in Brattleboro Oct. Z before re-
turning to her home in Gardner, Mass.
Carleton d. Howe, school supervisor in
Lamoille county, visited his mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Howe, and other home
friends over Sunday, returning to Nor
risville Monday.
w. c. I. L. delegates to the state
land Oct. 26-2S, will be elected at the
meeting to be held with Mrs. David
son Friday afternoon.
The duet by Mrs. Grace Hammond
Rhodes and Charles Hescock, rendered
at the Sunday morning service, was en-
joyed by all and merited all the words
Of praise so freely given.
Miss Katherine Howe, assistant OPP
orator in the telephone exchange, has re-
turned to hen home in West Towns
bend and is succeeded in the local Of
fee by Miss Florence Whitaker.
Mrs. Alice Brown, who has spent
the summer in Newfane and is now to
live in Bellows Falls, has returned to
spend a week while Miss Mabel Phil
lips is away on a short vacation.
w. II. Newton came home Monday for
a business trip, returning Thursday to
Toronto, where Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
have spent the summer owing to the ill
ness of their daughter, Mrs. G. d. Howe.
who is now making a good recovery. Mr..
and Mrs. Newton expect to return home
permanently about Nov 1
Mrs Abbie Burnett visited Monday
at the home of her brother, f. w. I'm
derwood, coming for the day with her
husband, William Burnett of West Dunn
merStOn, who is serving as one of the
jurors during the fall term of court.
Will Cutler of Springfield, Mass,
came to Newfane Friday with a large
| automobile fully equipped for cleaning
and repairing chimneys and has found
so much work to be done in this line
that he has been kept busy during the
last five days with more to be done
before he can go to Townshend to do
work there already engaged.
Miss G. Sadie Smith court reporter
who remained in Newfane over Sum
day, led the Christian EndeaVor meet
ing In the evening. The service was
held in the church audience room with
larger number present than usual.
Seth Arthur Pratt of North Wey-
mouth. Mass, who has been spending
several weeks in Newfane, rivals the eel
ebrated Weston as walker. having
taken trips to Grafton, Wilmington
bennington, POwnal and Peru, walking
80 miles in a day when on the longest
hike.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society was held Oct. at the yes
try. The following officers were elected ::
Pres, Mrs. Ahbie Morse vice pres.
Mrs. \. ]. Batchelder, Mrs F. b.
HYDE; sec, Miss Viola Morse; treas,
Mrs. Lila Wiswall work com, Mrs.
w. II. Goodnow, Mrs. Grace Rhoades.
Mrs. f. II. Jones harvest dinner
was served Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the Farmers
club of Union district was held Satur-
day evening, Oct. 8. A full house list
ened to the program rendered by the
school children. There were concert
recitations followed by blackboard read
ing By grade /. and an oral fraction
drill game by grade vi. The children
then acted or represented scenes from
history, the audience guessing who they
were from what they said or did The
refreshments and social time which fol-
lowed were not the least enjoyable
part of the evenings program.