The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-21
NEWEANE.

NEWFANE.
J. d. Maher and family spent Sunday
at Forest lake.
Mrs. George o. Davis of Norwood,
Mass, is a guest this week of her sis,
ter-in-l law, Mrs. H. j. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Amsden of Sim
onsyille were weekend visitors at the
home of their son, Arthur Amsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Batchelder have
returned from q visit to their son,
George Batchelder, at Easthampton.
Miss Hazel and Miss Edith Landman
of South Londonderry spent Monday
afternoon with friends at Davidson
Naples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Baker, Mrs. Ar
thur Baker and Mrs. Smith of Phillip
ston, Mass, have been recent guests OF
Mrs. Lucy Hosley.
A recent article in The Reformer con-
corning the cruel sport with creased
pig meets with the approval of all
right minded people.
The large, handsome peaches dis
played by Ira Moulton grew on New
hill and are unusually fine for peaches
grown so far north.
Topic for the Christian EndeayOr
meeting Sunday evening Will be Mis-
sionary Results in South America. Miss
Carolyn Hyde, leader.
Miss Harriet and Miss Carrie Boy
den, who spent the summer at their
new home on the Brattleboro road, have
returned to their hoI;:e in FoXboro,
Mass.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Clinton Halliday
have returned to their home i'll PrOvi-
dence. The Halliday family went earl
Ter and now their home is closed for
the season.
The program at the next Grange
meeting will be in charge of Mrs. Dorr
Alien Afterward there will be sur
prise feature in charge of Mrs. y. Nj.
Batchelder.
Arthur W. Downs, son of Mrs. Lo-
visa Downs, came from Indianapolis
Monday to visit his mother after a
years absence in the West, where he IS
Il travelling salesman.
Marjorie Eames, who graduated this
spring at Leland and Gray seminary IN
ToWnshend went Monday to enter Mid
dlebury college. Her mother, Mrs. w.
2. Eames, accompanied her and viii re
main a few days.
Mrs Emma Edwards is gaining and
was able to leave the Memorial hos
pital in Brattleboro Sept. Is and is at
he home of her sister, Mrs. Gerte
Martin. in Brattleboro to remain until
she is able to return to her home.
&Ir. and Mrs. Eugene Wilbur, accom-
panied by their son, Jay Wilbur, and
his wife and two children, all from
Newfane enroute to their home from
Montreal and northern New York.
After a short visit at Davidson Naples
they resumed their trip Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Fitch
burg. Mass came by automobile Thurs
dav to visit Harry Howard and to see
Vermont. Mr.. Allen has for many
Id = I ,ll
band and his Cornet playing was much
enjoyed by the new friends he made
in Newfane
Among those registered at the New
fame Inn recently are Miss NJ. Baker of
New York city, Miss a. L. Spencer of
Mortified, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Edison of Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Higgins of Providence, r. l., j. 5. John
son of Milford, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney F. Swezy of Freeport, \. Y,
Miss VI. L. Hawks of Northampton,
Mass, and Z. r. Frizzell of Greenfield,
Mass.
A letter from Miss Lois Murdoch,
formerly a summer guest at Davidson
Naples and whose home is in the Ha-
'waiian Islands, came recently and con
tanned a message direct from the XII
lauea volcano, where she had been
spending a week. The letter contained
a postcard which she scOrched in a hot
lava crack Aug. 10. She writes: 1.-The
volcano Is not so very. active Just now
but is still a wonderful sight, The
Volcano House, where she stayed is
headquarters for those Who wish to
visit the main crater, Great Fissure,
Lava Cascades, Postcard Cracks, House
of Everlasting Fire and other points
Of interest, with automobiles and sad
die horses always available. Miss Muir
doch was a student at Wellesley col
lege when she spent a summer vacation
in Newfane. where the cool greenness
of that summer contrasts strongly
with the fiery scenes of this year. out
ing.