The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-27
NEWFANE.

Schools in town viii begin Sept. 6,
Labor day, the 9th being holiday
DIR. Clifton D. Howe returned Monday
! to Toronto after a visit with relatives in
town.
Judge and Mrs. F. L. Fish and daugh-
| ter Miss Prudence, have been recent Wis
itors at the Fish homestead.
Miss Alice Chaplin of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, is visiting this week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. III. A. Car
Ipenter.
BY invitation from Newfane Grange
| Williamsville Grange will observe neigh
/ bors' night at Newfane Wednesday eve
ming, Aug. 81.
| Notice has been received of the annual
meeting of the Windham County Veter-
ans association to be held at BrattleborO
in Grand Army hall Aug. 81.
| Miss Florence White, who helped Mrs.
| William Rand while her summer guests
were here, has gone to assist Mrs, G. d.
Davidson, who has summer guests.
Miss Anna f. Silver of New York city,
who spent two weeks last summer In
Newfane, came Monday night to David
son Naples for another vacation in Yer
mont.
Mrs. Lizzie Worden returned to In
| Whitney's Monday after being in Spring
field (Vt.) a few weeks, where she was
called by the serious illness and death of
her son, Clifton Worden.
Miss Sophie Brooks of Brooklyn, \. Y,
| is a guest of Mrs. ]. w. Perry at Rest
cottage on Newfane hill. Miss Butler,
who was a guest at the summer home of
| Mrs. Perry, has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cogshell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tremper and son. Wesley, all of New
| Haven, Conn, who have bene spending a
two weeks vacation in the home of Mrs.
| William Rand. returned Sunday to Con
lnecticut by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. King of Meri-
Iden, Conn, who have spent two summer
vacations in Newfane. came last week to
| Newfane Inn by automobile. bringing
with them his brother, E. King, and a
friend, Mrs. Crygier, both of Meriden, to
enjoy the two weeks with them.
A dance will be held in Union hall with
| Shows orchestra to furnish music Aug,
Pc. Supper will be served by Landlord
II. B. Osborne at the Windham County
House. Another will be given the eve
ming of Labor day, Davenp0rts OrchCs
ira of BrattlebOro furnishing music.
The Newfane Christian Endeavor so
lciety was represented at the East North
field conference Aug. 10 by nine members
and several city guests enjoyed the outing
and the meetings with them. \. II. Far
mum, George 3. Bush, Mrs. +. A. De
Witt, and DIR. F. l.. Osgood of Town
shend., went with automobile loads.
Henson Taylor of the staff of the BOs
ton Globe is spending vacation in New
fame among haunts of his bOyhood an'
is a guest at the Inn. Mrs. Taylor ant
one of their two daughters, who are nov
at the beach, are expected to spend SOM
time here before he returns to his hOm
in Boston.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting Lee
| by Miss Thelma Martin Sunday evening
reports were given by George Bush an,
Mrs. Davidson of the meetings in North
field on Windham County day, specia
mention being made of the plan proposes
that the Massachusetts, Christian En-
deavor institute hereafter be made a gath
ering for all the societies of New Eng
land.
Rev. DIR. EernOll, who has been spend
ing his vacation at Newfane Inn, spok
earnest parting words at the Sunday eve
ming meeting in response to the cordia
expression of appreciation of his help j.
the community, as given by Rev. T. i
Hyde. On Monday morning DIR. Vernol
started for Bennington, where he wi
: spend some time before returning to hi
home in New Jersey.
FRED ID. Sargent an electrician frOT
' BrattlebOrO, spent Sunday in Newfan
IS visiting friends in the home of War
: Eager. In company with Mr.. and Mr.,
Roy Monroe formerly of BrattleborC
but who now are in charge of the Moor
: free library, he and others went to New
! fame hill for a picnic. Monday afternOo
he returned to BrattlebOro., He soon wi
go to Lynn, Mass, where he win be Ell
4 gagged in electrical work.