The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-14
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NEWFANE.
Ernest Redfeld and Henry Bush will
hold dance May 20 in Union hall.
A telephone has been installed at
Homer Ambrose 5. The number is 22-Il.
Union Hall society will hold its an
nual meeting in the hall Tuesday even
ing, May II.
Light frosts of late have seemed to do
in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. f. Davidson spent the week
end at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
T. l.. Osgood, in Townshend.
Mrs Della T. kcnney has gone to
spend several weeks in Brattleboro IN
the home of Miss Hattie johnson.
Postmaster Frank A Burditt of Put
ney called on friends in his native town
| Tuesday while here as Il witness In
| county court case.
| The Barlow and Bemis Empire Com
/ edy Co. has engaged Union hall for Sat
urday evening, May 81, for dramatic
and vaudeville entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tibbetts, who oc-
| cupied Mrs. MicOtt s house during the
| winter have returned to their own resi-
| dence i'll the lower part of the village.
The w. c. T. U. held regular meet
| ing Friday afternoon with good num-
! Der present. After the transaction OF
necessary business readings were given.
The dance last Friday evening in I'm
| ION hall was largely attended, 81 dance
| tickets being sold. The supper served
by the q. H. II. was well patronized.
Over $50 was cleared by the society.
Mr. and Mrs Charles X. Dexter and
daughter, Irene, of Braintree, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin johnson, their son, Wells,
and Mrs. ID. c. Dexter of Wardsboro
visited with Mrs. NJ. o. Howe Sunday.
! While blowing on his West river farm
| last week. Wilson Winchester turned
tout in one of the burrows silver dol
lar bearing the date of 1888. This was
the year in which Mr.. Winchester was
born.
The Newfane girls who attended the
conference last week in Brattleboro will
| give report at the Christian EndeavOr
| meeting next Sunday evening. The so,
| ciety has changed the hour Of its ser
vice from G.45 to 7.30 p. N.
Miss Grace West of Chester has come
| in the New England Telephone com;
! pany 5 office. Miss West has been an
assistant heretofore in the local office
| and is an experienced operator.
| Miss Amy johnson of South London
derry, who has been guest in town,
| joined the Leland & Gray seminary girls
| i'm their visit to BrattlebOrO to attend
son was one of the graduating class at
the seminary last year.
4 large audience attended the church
service last Sunday, Mothers day. in
! Guiding Il good number from BrOokline
| The pastor, Rev. +. b. Hyde, gave an IN
| teresting~ and appropriate sermon. y
special solo was rendered by Mrs. Roy
Monroe.
Mrs. Alice Micott, who spent the win
| ter in Hartman, Tenn, reached New
| fame Sunday and her many friends were
| glad to welcome her home. Her journey
| north was made in six days. as she
| stopped in Cincinnati, Springfield Mass.
| and BrattleborO to visit friends.
At the regular meeting of Newfane
| Grange last Wednesday evening the thirJ
and fourth degrees were conferred on a
| class of 3G. The men served an excellent
| supper to which about so were served
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sargent and Mr.. and
| Mrs. oscar Whitney were present from
| Brattleboro. The date for neighbors
J night with Putney was changed from
| Tuesday. May 81 to Friday evening. .Iunt
/ ,. An invitations was alSa received from
/ Protective Grange for neighbOrs' night.
On Tuesday, evening a pleasant soeia
| meeting was held by the w. c. T. L. il
| the large parlors of Newfane Inn. The
| use of which was kindly granted bl
| Mrs. NhitcOIpb. An interesting pro
| gram, IN charge of the president, Mrs
| Eta Hescock, consisted of readings il
story and dialect. vocal and instru
! mental music and short addresses b]
| Judge +. NJ. Butler and Rev. f. L
| Hyde J. NJ. Miller, a former residen
of Newfane, assisted in the music an,
| gave short account of the work don
| by the W. c. T, T. in Hornell, \. y
| where he has lived the last few years
| The parts on the program taken b,
| three public school teachers and by Nh
/ and Mrs Monroe were much appreciated
| by the union and were enjoyed by all
| Refreshments were served, toasts wer
given and all joined in singing, Win,
The Ribbon Round The Nations 4 gen
| erous offering was made for the temper
/ ance work and thanks were returne
to all who helped to make the occasiO
success.