The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-18
NEWFANE.


Miss Loina Davis, who has been having
a vacation of several weeks, returned
Monday to Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Ambrose have
been spending a few days at the home of
their son, Harry Ambrose, in Felchville.
Charles i. Hescock received q new
Dodge automobile last week. 1t being
his first experience he is now learning to
operate it.
William p. Eager spent several days
last week with his brother, Ward II.
Eager, returning Sunday to his home in
Hackensack, n. Y.
Mrs. Cola Nido is in Williamsville
keeping house for Mrs. Robert Deane,
who went June 10 to the Memorial hos
pita in Brattleboro for an operation.
| Ernest Wright came home from Green
! field last week TO assist his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert J. Wright, who are soon
to give up the possession of their home
| farm.
| N1ws is received that Mrs. o. r.
Wright, who underwent a successful
operation for appendicitis last week in
the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro, is
making good recovery.
| Miss Olive Eager, who spent the winter
in Brattleboro and has just recovered
from measles, returned last Friday to
NeTfane. She will now live at the home
of her uncle, Ward H. Eager.
The dance June 10 given by Charles
Benson in Union hall was well attended
and the Union Hall Helpers, who served
SUPPER, were well patronized. 1t is
planned to have another July 5.
i Mss katherine Howe, assistant in the
telephone exchange, returned to hel
dut es here Monday, having been at hel
home in West Townshend 10 days on ac.
count of illness with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Robinson, who
recently came from Florence, Mass.
visited at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Smith, before beginning
housekeeping in the L. H. Fisher house
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Huntley of Brat
tlebOro and her sister, Mrs Jessie Hearnt
of Boston, came Sunday in their new
, Overland limousine to call at the home!
of their brother, Fred w. Underwood
and other relatives.
George Bush and Karl Maher, carrier.
| on the rural mail routes, are taking thei
annual vacations. Lorenzo Bush, substi
tute on route No. |, and A. r. Under
wood, substitute of No 2, are on dut,
during the vacation period
Eert J. Wright has sold his farm OF
4 Wardsboro road to J.. NJ Baxter o
4 Long Island, n. Y, who will take posses
siol July |. Mr.. Wright will have a
auction June 26 and has not decide
whore he will locate. The sale was mad
4 by h. W. Jackman, agent for the Strou
Farm agency.
Miss Gertrude Cosgrove, a teacher i
New York city, has been spending tw
! weeks with her aunt, Miss Carolin
Z Bliss, at We-like it. She will sail Jun
70 for England, where she will spend he
tsammer vacation. j. w. Cosgrove an
4 friend, Mr.. Broaddus, who were east o
business trip, have been guests a fe,
B days in the home of Miss Bliss, leayin
4 Tuesday for their homes in Muskoge,
/ Oklahoma.
A family reunion was held Sunday i
the home of Mrs. Julia Hamlin, who
her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Van Walker
burgh, who came to stav while he
mother was recovering from an Hines
|
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamlin of Sprins
field tNtl, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl HamliI
Ernest Hamlin and family of Newfar
were guests for the day in the home {
their mother
The w. c. T. L. held a special parlo
meeting Friday afternoon in the home {
:. Mrs. Davidson with invited guests, an
II present with them was Mrs. Charlott
II S.ocum of Amherst, Mass. who has bee
II speaking at county conventions in yeI
II mont two weeks. She gave an interes
II ing address, telling first of the tempe
ltFance work in Vermont and what hf
II been accomplished in other places an
ltl then spoke of the need of continued a
: tlYlty among all patriotic people, in vie
OF the persistent efforts of the lion,
forces to overthrow national prohibitio
a Refreshments were served afterward AZ
!. social time enjoyed
Mrs. Augusta f. Whitcomb receiy,
n, news by telegram Sunday afternoon
! the serious illness of her mother. NJ,
Annie E. Comeau. She went at once