The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-05


Iegree was worked by the regular officers
md the second degree by the ladies' de-
gree team. At tn next regular meeting,
Wednesday evening, May IL, if all are
present the third and fourth degrees will
De conferred on class of 81. Supper will
De served by the men members.
Mrs. Flora Adams of Brattleboro is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Foster.
William Rand is more comfortable this
week, but is still confined to his room.
Mr.. Follett of Townshend bought an
excellent COW Tuesday of William Rand
Mrs. Justin Read and daughter, Miss
Amy Read, spent Tuesday in Brattleboro |
visiting relatives.
Arthur Perry and family of Putney |
visited Sunday in the home of his |
brother, Dana Perry.
Ruth. about >. youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grout. broke the small |
bone IN one arm Monday.
Mrs Hattie Marsh of Greenfield has
been a recent visitor in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Earle Hamlin.
c. Il. Underwood spent the weekend
i'm town, returning Monday by way of
Wilmington to Springfield, Mass.
Rev. +. r. Boyd will preach a sermon
next Sunday appropriate to Mothers day
and there will be special music.
Edwin Jones attended the funeral ser
vice of his cousin. Mrs. Frank Il. Rich
ardson, in West BrattlebOro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Carpenter went to
BrattleborO Tuesday to attend the flu
neral of cousin, Mrs. Nancy \. Bailey.
Theodore Holland. who has been i'll
with grip the last two weeks, is so far
recovered that he has opened his place
# business.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Dewitt of Brat
tleboro returned home Saturday after a
visit of a few days in the home of his
brother, T.. \. Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Newton returned
Monday from a weeks visit in Toronto.
Canada. at the home of their daughter,
| Mrs. Clifton ID. Howe.
| Miss Mildred Eddy and Miss Thelma
| Martin were chosen delegates from the
| Congregational Sunday school to attend
| the girls conference in BrattlebOro this
week. beginning Friday and continuing
| over Sunday.
| Mrs. Julia Hamlin. who was house
Keeper through the winter for Miss Fannie
| Newton. went to her home May ! for a
| rest and vacation. Mrs. William Hazel
| ron will help at Miss Newton's while Mrs
| IIamlin is away.
1 The committee for redecorating the in
terror of the Congregational church met
| Friday evening at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow. Bert Frazier ha,
II since been engaged to do the work. H
/ plans t. begin about June /.
Mr. ar:5 Mr. :. r. Cam of New York
city have atrived and are the first of tn,
summer residents to open their home OF
| Newfaue hjl for the season. Their son
John {. Cam, who came for a short stay
has returned to the city. Their new sum
mer cottage was completed last fall.
| \ good 1..mber came out Tuesday eve
ming ID attt.3 the farmers meeting which
| had Is-H "nuounced. The new county
| agent. T. ". Harvey. who was expected
| 10 SPEAK. failed to appear and a telephone
| call could not locate him. \ short pro
| gram was rendered and the audience was
| dispersed.
The dance in Union hall Friday eve
ming. May &. will be under the auspices
If Ernest Redfeld and Henry Bush and
/ not by the Sons of Veterans as was an
bounced last week. Davenport's orches
| ira of five pieces will furnish music ant
hot supper viii be served by the Union
Hall Helpers
| Q. r. Wright has been spending a few
lays in town. lie held an auction sale
| Friday at his former home i'm this village
| which was we'll attended. : q. Brown
was auctionecr. Mr.. Wright left Mon
day morning. taking an auto truck loat
NJ reserved goods 10 his new home in Stan
fordville. \. Y.
| Miss Carolyn Hyde. Miss Mariori,
| EamcS. Miss Saidee Morse. Miss Marion
| Wilson. Miss Mildred Eddy Miss Thelm;
Martin and Miss Florence White of thi,
town will attend the older girls confer
ence i'm BrattlebOrO May 6. Z. and )
IThey win be chaperoned by Miss Carlotta
Lawrence, teacher Of the village school
| The Newfanc W. {. T. L. Will hold {
public social Tuesday evening MAY 10
in the parlorS Of Newfane Inn. Mrs Whit
cmob having cOuscnter TO open her hous
| for the occasion. The union viii furnish
refreshments and an entertaining pro
gram, which will be of interest to all
| Everybody is invited To attend and enio!
this meeting with the Newfane White Rib
boners. men. women and children.
| In spite Of the very unfavora bl
weather Saturday Il were present at tn
| Farmers club meeting and a pleasan
evening was passed. REGULATIONS or read
ings were given by Miss Jackson. Am,
and Evelyn Grout and Mai and Dori
, hhoddeS. \ solo was rendered by Mr.
lIescock and the old-time favorite song
were sung. The discussion showed tn
farmers nearer market have some diSad
iVantages as well as many advantages
The topic for discussion Of May IL Wi
he, What is the proper attitude for tn
farmer to take in regard to the future
Should he produce all that he can thi
Iyear or wait better prices for his products
Mrs. Anna Davidson Hatch of DanviH
when on her way from the southern par
of Florida, came to Newfane Thursday {
visit Mrs G. L. Davidson. spending tn
weekend with her. The experiences o
! the journey both ways was interesting
| especially her interview with the com
missioner of pensions in Washington In
different clerks made the visit most diff
cult, but Notwithstanding this her effort
proved successful, not only for herself bu
for other widows of soldiers in the Civi
war. On the homeward trip. a long rid
was enioyed with the governor of Eloridn