Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
SOUTH NEWFANE.

The Marlboro Branch school opened
Monday with Mrs. Ethel Thayer as
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey and
child of A9awam, Mass, spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. Shepard.
Harold Stratton and Mr.. Boyce of
Brattleboro were callers at DIR. John ,.
STATIONS Sunday.
Miss Florence Chase of Chicago left
Saturday for home by way of the White
mountains and Boston.
Miss Natalie Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Work, guests of Miss Doris Dex-
ter, left for home last week.
Tie regular monthly meeting at the
Marlboro Branch school house will be
held Friday evening this week.
Rev. Arthur b. Moss and family, aft
er spending month with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Moss, returned to New
York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Manchester of
Buffalo, n. y, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Atwood of Brattleboro, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin c. Sparks.
who spent two weeks with Mrs. III.
Wallace Adams, left Monday to visit
friends at Brooksidc and Dover.
Francis Bartlett came home from Me
mortal hospital Friday and will go to
the hospital to have his wound dressed
while necessary. 1t is making good
progress.
Rev and Mrs. +. X. Hackctt, Gordon
| lIackett, Miss Matte H. Wade and
Charlie Wade went by automobile to
| Everett, Mass, Monday and returned
| Thursday.
| The covenant meeting of the Baptist
Il 4
| Thursday evening and the regular Sun
! day morning preaching service will be
followed by communion service.
Mrs. Clarence Halliday of West Brat.
tleboro, Mr. and Mrs. William Adams
and children and Clarence Adams of
West Marlboro spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius j.. Whitaker.
Mrs. 4. c. Duffy and Mrs. j. +. Morse
went by automobile Sunday afternoon
to Boston with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Getting and Percy Holland of Melrosc
Mass. They returned Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wallace Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. +. G.. Duffy, Mrs. John e.
/ Morse and Mrs Lee Love attended the
special meeting of Blazing Star chap
Ter. o. f. s., at Townshcnd Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Harry d. Elmer spent severa
days in Brattlcboro this week with hel
daughter, Miss Opal Elmer, whose mar
riagc to John Blake occurred Wednes
day. Miss Elmer IS friends here wish
the young couple success and happiness
Miss Frances Dobson, who was al
Mrs A. NJ Kelsey s two weeks went tt
Miss Mary F. Kelsey left Monday t.
: Join her. After spending a few days il
, Boston, they will return to New York
Mrs. Cecil c. Stratton and daughter
of Springfield, Mass, came Saturda,
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. i. w
Shepard until after Labor day Mrs
d. Stratton s mother, Mrs. Mellor, accom-
panied her and is boarding at Mrs Lu
ella +. Bingham s.
Schools in town will open Tuesday
Sept. 9. with teachers as follows: Mis-
Sadie Morse of Newfane at BrOokside
Miss Mary l.. Jackson of NVestford a
, South Newfane, Mrs. Mildred tWood
ruff Parsons of Miodlebuy at viii
Evansville, Mrs. r. T.. Pratt of Newfan
at Newfane village. and Miss Murie
2 Grout of Jamaica at Union school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrington ant
daughter, Olive, are boarding at Mrs
Allie f. -Mundrll' at Brooksde. Nh
{ Flynn. Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Murphy hay
cousin, Arthur Whitaker. and family o
WOronOcO, Mass. who visited her las
week, have gone to Sunset lake for tw
, weeks stay.
> Arrivals this week at Mrs. Frank +
| Bruce s Brookdale farm are Fred Meix
ner, Walter Larson of New Haven
Conn. ii. o. 'Maley of Bridegroom
Conn, and Robert Schippert of Shor
Beach, Conn. Rev. Edward f. Emo an
: Mrs. Emo spent. Saturday at Mrs Bruce +
: Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Hope left TO
|, Springfield Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Britcher, after spending three week
!, with their friend Miss NARROW at Mrs
:, Bruce g have returned TO New York
+ Mr. and Mrs. Hatch after two week
: irtt Monday for Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
a. N. Burt left for Springfield and NJ
VI. Messipger. ir, for New York, afte
u a months stay