The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-21
NEWFANE.
Funeral of Joel circuit.

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tional church. TIE Ba2f6sii Rev. F. B.
| HYDE, otficiated. assisted by Rev. +. NJ
i NlSWall. \ mixed quartet sang Gath
erIng Home and Abide With Me. There
were many beautiful floral tributes and
the Grand Army service took place at the
burial service in Woodlawn cemetery.
i when six veterans of the Civil war we're
present. The funeral was largely at
tended. All the children We're present
anu relatives filed an entire row of seats
through the church.
Mr.. Circuit enlisted at the beginning of
the. war, June is. He was wounded at
Fair Oaks Oct. ~, 1864. when a ball
passed through his left ankle. He was
i discharged from service May -, 1865.
Mrs. Stewart of HinSdale has been a
/ recent guest at the home of Mrs. William
Rand.
Mrs. Della Kennev has engaged room
ana board with Mrs. Edwin Jones. where
| she Is now located.
The barber shop occupied by Theodore
| Holland is undergoing repairs, the work
being done by Roy Monroe.
] Horace Wood and family have gone to
/ their farm on the Wardsboro road to re-
mann through the haying season.
] The big white horse in the moxie auto
mobile has visited Newfane twice. max
ing headquarters at Newfane Inn.
| Mr.. and Mrs Norman Wheeler of
| Springfield have come to spend the sum-.
mer months as usual at Newfane Inn
Miss Lucy Benedict of Atlantic City is
| spending vacation of three weeks with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c.
/ Benedict.
Mrs. James HoSley of Manchester and
Alr. and Mrs. Don Baker of PhillipSton.
Mass, We're guests of Mrs. Lucy Z. Hos
Hey last week
Miss Eleanor Randall of Boston has
joined her mother at the home of her.
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Hes
! cock, where she viii remain for the sum
mer.
Miss Minnie MetcaIf of Douglas. Mass.
has come to visit her mother and the fam
| NY OF her half-brOther. Ira NIoulton
vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. Linton of Massachusetts.
VINO own summer cottage in Newfane
have come for their usual vacation and
are gladly welcomed by their Newfane
Mrs. W. f. Wheeler and daughter
Ruth, returned Sunday to their home i'm
Gardner. making the automobile trim
with }. III. Underwood and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Amsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holton. who have
been guests of Miss Mabel Hall the mast
two weeks. returned Friday to their home
IN Southbridge. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
.Iefts and child are spending n few DAYS
this week with Miss Hall.
Fred AIiddlebrook and mother. Mrs
George Middebrook. who spend their win
terS in Florida. have come from Provi-
dence, *. l.. to try summer i'm Vermont
Ihey are boarding on the farm with Mr. |
and Mrs. Theodore Selken.
DIR. Nernoll of New Jersey. now at the
Inn. has come for his SECOND vacation in |
Newfane and though suffering from the |
effects of an automobile accident he isl
improving IN health and is helpful in the |
community as usual
After a hasty automobile trip home to |
New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Thomp- |
son and four children have returned to |
hnlSh their vacation at Davidson Ma |
pies. The sister of Mrs Thompson came
with them and all will remain few /
days. .'a b~.tnr...
The event of the Season win be a pag-
cant Scenes for the Union Station, in
tnlon hall July 2S and % for benefit pur-
poses. Miss Harriette Harris of Wey-
mouth, director, is in town and will be
ably assisted by a local talent cast of
nearly 30.
The stereopticon views of Hawaii and
the missionary lecture with them we're
much enjoyed Sunday evening by n large
audience. Harold Whitaker. who hasl
charge of the Grange stereopticon, showed
the pictures and Rev. f. b. Hyde gavel
''g The firlt serviel i ,nron .;,,. -.
repairs were completed was held Sunday
morning, when good audience of home
folks and visitors was present The SER
mon by Rev. +. Il. Hyde was from the
text, was glad when they said let us go
unto the house Of the Lord. and was most
appropriate and interesting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Russell and Young
son, Harvey, of New Haven, Conn. who
had been attending the missionary confer
ence In Northteld, came to make a short
visit at Davidson Naples last week, where
they have spent two previous summer va
cations. Miss Davis, a teacher in New
York city, came with them to get view
of Vermont scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood. accompanied
by her father, Mr. Abbott. formerly of
W lndham and who has served many terms
as county juror, called on Npwfanel
friends Saturday, coming from their home
IN chester by automobile and making n
trip through several towns to visit famiI-
lar places. Harry Moods early service s
as clerk in y. NJ. Batchclder's store is '
well remembered by Newfane peonlp. q
VINO were glad to see his genial face
again. y
Children's night was observed Wednes- :
lay evening. July 13, by Newfane Grange. !
A program was given by the children and
Young people. after which ice-eream was g.
served. At the regular meeting the fol- :
lowing committee was appointed for the
Irange fair to be held this fall: Wilson :
Winchester, Dorr Allen. Mary Maher. An !;
invitation also was extended to VILE
Evansville Grange for neighbors night the
asst OF August. The next meeting will be !;
luly - and 1T is expected DIR. c. f. Lin i
on will speak
y0TTp ITO prnTTs "