Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-24
NEWFANE

Miss Violet Bills is at the Ncwfane
Inn as waitress for the season.
Mrs Julia johnson of Marlboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. \. Carpcn-
ter, for a short time.
Mrs. Abbic Morse spent the week
end with Miss Flora johnson and Mrs
Della T. kcnncy in Brattlcboro.
Leo Circuit and Marshall Cherric are
home from the agricultural school at
Randolph for the summer vacation.
George Batchclder of Easthampton
spent Sunday at the home OF his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Batchclder
Mrs. Lizzie Wordcn went to Spring
field (Vt) Friday to visit her son. Cliff
ton Wordcn, and family, returning
Monday.
j. II. Underwood and Arthur Amsdcn
have gone to Putney and are engaged
in supplying lumber for the Last Block
Co. in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Josephine Howe, who spent few
weeks at J. II. Undcrwoods, has gone
to board with Mrs. Cora Winchester and
daughter, Mrs. Lila Ingram.
Mrs. Arthur Amsdcn is away for a.
vacation trip of scvcra days. ON her
return she will help at the Ncwfanc Inn
through the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt have re-
turned from an automobile trip TO Bur
they visited relatives of Mrs. Pratt.
Special work is being done on the
river road, making it wider and suitable
for automobile travel. Similar improve
ments were made on the Williamsvillc
hill road last year.
Mr.aud Mrs. Frank Jacobs and daugh.
ter of Guilford, Mrs. a. VI. Babcock oil
Randolph Center and Miss Ethel Edison
of Burlington visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Foster Friday.
An interesting game of baseball was
played Saturday afternoon on the vii
iage green between the Newfane nine and
the Williamsvillc team. The score stood
q to in favor of Ncwfane.
w. c. Ballou returned Sunday from
few days visit in Burlington accom-.
panied by Mrs. Viola Lyman, wife OF
DIR. VIII Lyman, Il sister of Mrs. Ballou
and former resident of Ncwfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Randall their son,
Clyde Randall, and family went Satur-
day to visit in Saratoga at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs Charles
Balou. They returned home Monday.
Warren Chaplin and Miss Irene Cha
pin. called on their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. II, \. Carpenter, Monday, on
their way from Manchester to Chicopee
Falls, and left for their home on
Miss Maudc Railway was home for
the week end and Miss Martha Parme
lee of South Vernon and Miss Annie
Redway of Brattleboro have been guests
during the past week of Mrs. Georgia
Railway.
Mrs. NJ. p. Crout has been away for
the past two weeks, having taken her
son Stanley to a Springfield, Mass, hos
pital for treatment of broken bone
in his leg which occurred last fall and
has not yet healed.
Bert Rhoades and family and Clarence
Rhoades and family motored to Athol
Their mother Mrs. George Goodenough,
returned home with them and will re-
main for visit in the homes of her
two Sons.
About 20 members of the Christian
Endcavor society enjoyed the entertain
mcnt in Townshend Tuesday evening,
as a. result Of the contest between the
two societies. The banquet and social
given by the Townshend society was
very enjoyable for the Ncwfane mcm-
bers.
The Newfane delegates to the w: c.
T. U. county convention in Ncwtanc
Thursday, June %, are Mrs. George Fos-
ter, Mrs. G.. NJ. Railway, Mrs. F.; u.
Hyde, Mrs. g. NJ. Love and Mrs. Henry
Hescock The meetings begin at $50 a.
IN. in Union hall. the church repairs not
yet being completed
Marvin futile has sold, through the
agency of j. G; Martin, his farm in the
west part of the town to Mr.. Snow OF
Bristol, Conn. Mr.. Snow has already
taken possession, his household goods
having been brought by automobile
truck. Mr. futile has rented the Flynn
place nearby, where he will live for the
present.
George Knapp has sold the piece OF
land adjoining his home place on the east
to William II. Goodnow. Mr.. Knapp
with his nephew, Henry COdding, and
family. enjoyed a motor trip to Yves,
Wardsboro recently, when he noted the
light hay crop as being in as poor con
dition as he ever has seen it. because OF
the dry weather.
Joel Grout. who has been i'll for 4
few weeks, is now improving from &
throat trouble following a severe at
tack of influenza or bronchitis. ii''
son, DR.. Abel Grout, who came on t'
visit him, has returned to Brooklyn tt
remain until the school vacation, whei
he plans TO come to his summer hom'
on Ncwfanc Hill.
Miss Marion White of Greenfield
Mass. came last week to Ncwfane to vis
relatives and to attend the commence
ment exercises at Leland and Gray semi
nary in Townshend, where her cousin
Sadie Morse, was valcdictorian She VII
spend a week or more in Newfane will
her aunt. Mrs. Charles Hescock, and will
the family of her uncle, Bert Morse.
The two daughters of Rev, and Mrs
+. b. hyde came home Wednesday nigh
to spend week S vacation at home
Miss Frances, who has been i'll Detroi
for the past year, attended commence
mcnt at Vermont University in Burning
ton where last year she was gradu
ate and where her sister, Miss Hele
is now taking course.
The Newfane Christian Endeavor Sc
ciety sent last Tuesday five pounds OF ma
pie sugar cakes to the special commltte
in Ludlow who has charge OF the Ven
mont maple sugar exhibit in the All Ma
tons Good Fellowship Bazaar in conneC
ton with the worlds Y. p. S. g. II. cor
vention in New York city July u to II
The proceeds of the contribution from tn
different states, each to send from thel
own products are to be used in world
Christian Endeavor work.
Prof. George X. Cherrie, after a vs
of a few months at his Newfane home
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