The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15

Morse and Miss Marion Wilson of this
village, who have been pupils at Leland
and Gray seminary, are graduates there
this week.
Mrs Jeanette H. Mann of Boston,
state publicity superintendent for Massa-
chusetts w. CT. L., will give an after
noon address at the w. G.. II. II. conven-
ton to be held in Newfane June %.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pratt of Belmont,
Mass. same Saturday TO spend the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs w, H.
Goodnow. Mrs. Pratt will stay two
weeks, Mr.. Pratt returning home Sunday.
Mrs Melvin Pratt, and daughter, Miss
Nellie Pratt, who spent the winter in
Greenfield, have returned home and opened
their house for the summer. Clifton Pratt
brought his mother and sister home in
his automobile.
The Newfane Christian Endeavor so
ciety is invited to visit the Townshend
society Tuesday evening June 30, in
honor of the Newfane victory over Town
shend in the contest for attendance and
service during the last three months.
Increased attendance at the Sunday
evening meetings makes it necessary to
call in the hymn books that have been
taken to the homes. The large number of
books belonging to the Christian EndeayOr
society would supply all, if at hand, and
an immediate return of them will be help
full.
A ball game was played on the village
park Saturday afternoon by the local
team. just organizing. and the Last Block
company team from BrattlebOro. On ac-
count of the severe shower the game was
not completed, but the visiting nine were
victorius winning several points over the
local team.
Ernest Redfeld and Henry Bush will
give another dance in Union hall Friday
evening, June n. A hot supper will be
served. Music will be furnished by Dav-
EXPORTS orchestra. The proceeds will be
used to organize a baseball nine. There
has been no organized team in this viii
lage for some time.
The village school closes Friday, this
week, also the school in Union district
Both schools have been successful and
the parents and pupils regret that both
teachers are TO be employed elsewhere
next year-AIiss Lawrence in Townshend
as ~primary teacher and Miss Jackson in
the South Newfane school.
Two newcomers in Newfane, Harry F.
Howard of Worcester. Mass, and Alvah
:. Howard of Lynn, Mass, are welcome
additions to the community. Both are
expert workmen and will have charge of
the blacksmith work and acetylene weld
ing in Arthur Farnum'S garage. where not
only automobiles are repaired but horse
shOeing is done. Later Alvah S. Howard
will bring his family if a suitable tene-
ment can be secured.
The Sunday morning service was held
in Union hall on account of the present
state of repairs in the church audience
room. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
were in attendance. Rev f. r. Hyde
gave an interesting and helpful sermon
from a text in Galatians . 30. The Life
Which | Now Live in the Flesh. | Live
by the Faith of the Son of God Special
music was arranged by the choir, assisted
by the viOlinist, Roy Monroe.
The open Grange meeting in Union hall
Wednesday evening was of much interest
with stereopticon views of the Vermont
School of Agriculture in Randolph, and
pleasing address by Prof Barrett. prin-
cipal of the school. The Vermont Pioneer.
published by the students, was distrib-
ated to all and will be priced, as il con-
tains the pictures of the graduating
class, Is in number. and of the new prin-
cipal, Rollin II. Barrett The program
for the next Grange meeting will be in
charge Of Mrs. Henry Wilson.