The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-17
NEWFANE.

Mrs. Allllard AlarLlu EOSl Ndiu1DiS
COW the first of the week.
Miss Mabel Phillips returned Saturday
from a few days visit in Worcester.
Postmaster o. r. Wright. district dep
uty, attended the Eastern Star meeting In
BrattleborO Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lessie Holland, who was under
the doctors care last week, Is so far re-
covered as to be about the house.
Mrs. Cora LeMay, who has been assist
ing Mrs. G.. NJ. Allbee in Brookllne few
weeks. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Arthur Amsdcn is spending a few
days with Cfelaiycfs in IIolyoke and eX-
poets to return to Newfane Saturday. -
William X. Rand, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness the past few
weeks, is now improving and able to be
out. ''f
Lewis Whitaker of Brattleboro has
come to Herman l.. Eddy's to drive the
team which Albert Brown had charge OF
before breaking his leg.
Miss G.. Sadie Smith, former court re-
porter. who had been in Brattleboro to at
tend court. spent the weekend In town
as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Newton.
The warrant for town meeting is post
cd and women, as well as men, are urged
not to foget the day and be ready to at
tend the meeting, which Is to be held IN
Williamsville.
Miss Pauline johnson of South Lon
donderry, who is attending the business
college in BrattleborO. spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. V. !. Chase, visiting
also at the home of w. L. Eames.
A letter from Rev. and Mrs. T. d.
Childs tells of their pleasant location IN
Moosup. Conn. While both have suffered
from i'll health lately, they are better
and busy at work helping in the Grange
in addition to their church work.
Miss Mildred Eddy. the only grand
daughter of Frank White, who died IN
BrattIeboro at the home of his son, Seth
White. went Saturday to attend the
funeral which was held in Brattlebor0,
and returned home Saturday night.
Bircbard Woman's Relief corps held a
meeting Saturday afternoon in Odd Eel
lows hall Following the business lit
erarv program of readings on Abraham
Lincoln and George Washington was
given.
Mrs. Emma Edwards is keeping house
at Mr.. Nido's in Williamsville while her
daughter Mrs. William Nido. is at the
Memorial hospital in Brattleb0ro, where
she went Feb. 10. She is reported as max
ing a good recovery after surgical oper-
alton.
Frank Rush, who boards at Hermon
Fddy's, was called to Peru Saturday by
tbe death of his mother, Mrs. Isaac Rush.
The funeral was held Monday and Mr..
Rush returned Tuesday to Newfane,
where he is engaged as teamster for j. Z.
lTibbettS.
Relatives in town have received news OF
the marriage of Miss Nellie Hamlin of
this village. who is nurse in Springfield,
Mass. TO Charles b. Smythe of Hartford
Tuesday. Feb. s. Mrs. Smythe will re-
Imain n few weeks in Springfield and then
come to her home for a visit before going
to her new home in Hartford. Mrs.
| Smythe and husband have the best wishes
of her many Newfane friends.
The next meeting of Newfane Grange,
Feb. %. will be NeighbOrs' night West
Dummerston Grange has accepted an in
yitation TO meet with Newfane Grange
| and furnish the program, and Newfane
Grange will furnish supper. At the last
meeting Mrs. Mary Maher, Mrs. Ida Hig-
gins and O. II. Wright were appointed
Supper committee, and the indications are
that it will be good one.
| Last Sunday evening the Christian En-
| dcayor society held its business meeting
| and semi-annuaI election of officers, and
| the following were elected: Pres, De
| Weese w. Dewitt vice pres, George ID
| Rush. sec, Carolyn Hyde; treas, Lena
| Dewitt The reports for the year showed
that the society had paid $21 the past
wear for missions, paid the church organ
| ISIS salary and other church and society
EXPENSES. There has been a gain in mem
| bership also. Two new subscriptions were
secured for the Christian EndeavoI