The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-08
NEWFANE

Mrs. William Rand is spending a week
with relatives in Saxtons River.
Fhe Tibbetts steam mill is in opera |
ton after being closed several weeks |
Mrs. H. Crossman of Londonderry Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amsden Sun
day.
Arthur Kent and family are spending
a few days at the home of his father in
East Dorset.
Hayden Marsh of Greenfield has been
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs Earle Hamlin.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold its
annual harvest dinner Oct u at noon
in the church dining room.
Mrs. Abbie Morse has been a recent
visitor in the home of her brother
Judge F. L. Fish, in Nergennes.
Miss Louise Haight, who spent the
summer at Pineacre on Newfane hill,
returned Wednesday to New York city
Mrs. f. b. Hyde, who has been i'll sew
eral days with Il. severe attack of bron-
chial asthma, is better but is stil con-
fined at home.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening is, How to I'M
prove the. Meetings of Our Society. Mrs
Gracia Davidson, leader.
Erving Tuttle and family, and George
futile of Bellows Falls visited their
sister, Mrs. Lillian Kent, Sunday at
the home of her son, Raymond Kent
Miss Mabel Hazelton has returned to
| Brattleboro to resume half day work in
the Holstein Friesian office, having been
| in i'll health during her summer vaca-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p Eames and Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Benson motOred Sunday
to Middlebury to visit Miss Marjorie
Eames, who has Just entered the college
| there.
Mrs. Stella Micott Manley has re-
| turned to Newfane to spend a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alice Mi
colt, before returning to her home in
! Tennessee.
Thursday evening, Sept. %, there was
conference of Christian Workers at
the parlors of the church and a program
for the year was roughly outlined The
program will be presented to the church
! for action soon.
! Mrs. W. G. Sargent and son, Robert,
came Saturday to spend few weeks at
the home of her father, j. II. Under
wood. Mr.. Sargent, who motored with
| his family to Newfane, returned to
Northampton Tuesday.
The Newfane delegates to the state
| w. G.. t. L. convention to be held in
| Morrisville Oct. IS to 20 are Mrs L. w.
Bush and Mrs. Z. c. Benedict, who are
instructed to appoint alternates if they
cannot attend the meeting.
Miss Mabel Caldwell of Burlington,
vice president of the state assembly,
visited the Rebekah lodge at its regu-
| lar meeting Monday evening Several
members of the local lodge attended the
district meeting Tuesday evening in
| Londonderry.
Cards announcing the marriage of
| Miss G. Sadie Smith. former court re-
| porter, and Orson f. Kinney have been
| received by many of her Newfane
friends and hearty good wishes are ex-
pressed for both.
Next Sunday morning the pastor, Rev.
| f. b. Hyde will speak to the children
of the church at IL clock All parents
desiring the rite of baptism for their
children should present them at the end
of the morning service.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kent cele
/ brated their seventh wedding auniver
lsary Sept. "a by spending the day with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ira MoultOn
Strawberries fresh from the garden
| formed a part of the dinner.
Mrs. Beulah Timson Osgood and lit
tie son, Lynden, spent Thursday night
at Davidson Naples and the next morn
ling started for their home in PITTSBURGH
Pa, arriving there Saturday morning
in bright and sunny weather.
| Skunks are numerous in and around
the village this season. One was
| trapped in a henhouse on. West street
and another was chased by a dog I'M
tder u woodshed on the same street last
week. One man reports 10 chickens
taken by skunks.
Seth Arthur Pratt of North >Wey-
mouth, Mass, who has spent several
summer vacations in Newfane and who
is noted for his long walks, recently
made two trips on foot to distant towns
in this county and in Windsor county,
calling on old friends and making new
ones.
Mrs. Adelaide Davidson and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, of Geneva, Wis. after
spending three weeks at Davidson Ma
pies, went Ffidnv to Amherst, Mass, TO
make make a short visit among friends
and relatives before completing their ar
rangementS to- 20 to Florida for the
winter.
Mrs. !. w. Perry has closed Rest Cot
tageI her SUMMER home ON Newfane hill
and went Wednesday to visit relatives
in Rutland before going to her. winter
home in Florida. Mrs. Mary Perkins
will remain a few weeks longer at the
Nutshell The Cam cottage on the hill
Is not yet closed for the season.
The> October number of the National
Geographic magazine contains an in
:, teresting account. of the Indian Head
Hunters as studied by the 'ey~"dition
sent to South America in June. 1920
when. George X. Cherrie of Newfane ac.
cOmpanied the author and gathered
much information for his own lectures
which are illustrated by the fine views
he made while there.
Guests registered at the Newfane Inn
the past week were: Mr.. and Mrs. +
f Marcy of Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs
II f, H. Davis of New York city, b. \
Noyos of White River Junction, Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Weston of Boston, DR.
and Mrs, w. ID. Young of Buffalo, \
y, Edward W. Bennett of Waylana
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs, A. ID. Needs of Mer
iden, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Packard anc
two children of New York city, Mr.. anC