The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-10
NEWFANE.


c. b. Underwood. who is now in Will
mington engaged in carpentry work, Wis
tied relatives in town Sunday.
Miss Lucy Benedict returned Saturday
to Atlantic City after spending a vaca-
ton of three weeks in her old home.
The Brookline. Williamsvile and
| Townshend baseball team played Jamaica
| team Aug. 6 and was defeated ID to Il.
Mrs Mary Smith of West Brattleboro
came Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs
Bert Morse, and will remain during the
week.
Miss Lila Stewart of Hinsdale was a
guest of her sister. Miss Della Stewart,
assistant in the telephone office, from Fri
| day to Monday.
Milton Halliday of Providence. r. l.,
is spending a short vacation with his
family in their Newfane summer home,
which is the old homestead of his grand
father, Paris Rawson.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Bert Miller and daugh-
/ ter. Mrs White, of West Brattleboro
called Sunday at Mrs. William Rands:
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muzzy of
Springfield called to visit Mrs. Rand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Trem-
per and son. Wesley, Mrs. Edward u,
Bocun and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert WIZ
liam Coggshan motOred from New Ha-
ven. Conn, in Mr.. Trempers car to visit
Mrs Mary G. Rand two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Newton and
two sons. James, jr., and Marshall, of
| Worcester are spending their summer
vacation i'm town at the Newton home
| stead and are taking their meals with
Mrs. Rand.
The farmers meeting Saturday eve
ming in the Union district schoOlhouse
twas well attended and all were much in
| terested i'll the speakers, County Agent
Harvey of Brattleboro and Mr.. Nose
man of West Brattleboro.
An "apto" load of girls" went with
Earl Hamlin TO Brattleburo Monday to
visit and do shopping. L0visa Downs
visited friends. while Viola Chase, Alice
AIicott and Della Kenny spent their time
among the various stores in town.
Tfe many friends of DR.. Clifton d.
Howe of Toronto gave him glad greet
ing Sunday at church, and regret only
that the stay in his home town must be
short. His wife and little daughter,
Alice. will remain longer in the home oil
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. New
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockhart and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LOckhart
all of Lawrence, L. L.. came Monday
;; night to spend their vacation in New
fame and are guests of Mrs. Mary Haw
) kins Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker ano
daughter. Dorothy, of the same place
came with them and are at the County
House.
! Among the summer visitors who come
, frequently to Newfane is Arthur Il
Howe who is always welcome at David
son Naples and among the friends HI
has made in this place. Though a ma
. tive of Thctford he spends much time il
Boston. his winters in Florida, and take:
time for the Mortified conference ant
! short visits to Newfane.
Marshall Newton of Worcester. Mass.
and brother, William Newton of Mil
/ Ington. Mass, came by automobile Sat
= urday to visit their uncle, aunt and cou
sins in Newfane, dividing the time be
tween the families of Henry Nj. ant
Charles l.. Hescock. They started Tues
; day morning on their homeward trip
, planning stop in West Brattleboro tC
!, visit in the home of VIII b. Hescock.
, The SD anniversary of the Newfane
: Christian EndeavOr society was observed
Sunday evening Mrs. Mary Platte Cush.
ing a charter member, taking the lead
, Four other charter members. Mrs. Abbie
Fish Morse. Mrs. Alice Heseock Ran
dali Mrs CT. Il. Davidson and Charles
l.. Heseock. took special parts assigned
: by the leader and the singing of favorite
old hymns was an interesting feature.
The Christian Endeavor social
Wednesday evening of last week in the
church parlor was well attended by Wis
{ itors in town as well as by home folks.
The program was especially fine as visit
ling friends rendered much assistance
The solos and a vocal duet by Mr. and
Mrs. W. +. Robbins of Springfield,
Mass. and the songs by Eleanor Randall
! of Boston were much enjoyed, While the
home musicians were no less appreciated.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Monroe and Miss Mar
: jorie Eames, always good. were at their