The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-12
NEWFANE.

Ralph Hescock is visiting at the home
of his uncle, Charles L. Hescock.
Miss NIaude Howard. who had an at
tack of appendicitis last week. is bet
Nearly half the pupils in the Union
school have been confined at home this
week by colds.
Mrs Arthur -Amsden returned Tuesday
from a visit of a few weeks with rela-
tiyes in New York state.
Mrs c. w. Rawson, who was a visitor
at Emery Towards, returned Saturday
to her home in Springfield.
Miss Edna Wilson, who has been en-
ployed in Brattleboro the past year, has
been spending few days at her home in
Newfane.
Miss Nora Jaquth and Miss Lizzie
guests of Mrs. Dorr Allen at Maple
Row farm.
Mrs. Edwin Jones. who has been i'll
the past week, Is improving Her daugh
ter, Mrs Bert Smith, who has been with
her. returned Tuesday.
| Next >nday evening will be the
monthly conservation meeting of the
/ Christian Endeavor society, also the
semi annual election of officers.
| /. p Martin tapped maple trees near
| his home the first of the week and the
family have been having Il treat of new
maple sugar which Is remarkable for the
early part of February.
", B. Park is able to be out after a
few weeks illness. His son, Richard
Park. and wife of Dummerston have
been here to visit and care for him sew
eral times during his illness.
News received from Miss Anna Good
enough of Springfield, Mass, states that
! after having been four weeks in hos
! pltal there, when she underwent an OPP
L -
turned to her home and Is making Il good
recovery.
Harry Pond was pleasantly remem-
I Lered by friends and relatives last Fri
! day with gifts and greetings in celebra-
! ton OF his 10th birthday anniversary.
/ His aunt, Mrs. II. !. Batcheder spent
the day with him at River View farm.
Albert T. Brown. who sustained a
triple fracture OF the right leg Sunday,
; Memorial hospital by DR.. i. b. Gordon.
lie returned home in the evening. The
leg was broken three times below the
| knee
Light snow fell to a depth of about
two inches Monday night. Although as
/ vet there have been no heavy snowfalIS.
/ here has been enough snow to enable
! the transfers to draw heavy loads OF
! logs to the Tibbctts steam mill each
/ day.
! life marriage of Newton Al BatcheI-
! der Of this place and Mrs. Lulu Page OF
| l-anford, Conn, took place in Brattlf-
! boro Feb. !, Rev. Clark r. Browneli of
| tlclatIn@. Congratulations are extended
| TO the newly welded pair and good
! wishes for the coming years.
| A picture of the late Philip II. Rutter
| OF Townshcnd was placed in Ike Wind
ham County Savings bank Jan. Is. the
| day of the annual meeting of the cor
| poration and trustees of the bank Mr..
! Rutter had been president of the bank
20 years and served as trustee IS years.
! The w. {. T. [. met with Mrs David
| son Feb. /, and good number were pres
! cnt to enjoy the program arranged by
the president, Mrs. Eta HescUck. the
| general subject being Temperance Pro
| aress in One Year. Readings from daily
| and temperance papers were given by
| the different members which brought out
the interesting facts.
| The Lenten season began Wednesday,
| and will conclude Easter Sunday. March
/ y. The Congregational Commission on
! Evangelism is distributing a Lent"n pro
gram giving subjects for daily Bible read
} ings and midweek prayer meetings with
, practical and helpful comments The To-
! cal church will adopt the program as
| suggested. and the pastor. Rev. f. T.
! Hyde, will choose his Sunday morning