Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-08-19
NEWFANE

There will be II dance in Union hall
Aug. 49,
Mrs Bert Halliday of Brattleboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. a. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rand of Boston
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Martin.
Mrs. Fred Robinson has recovered
from her recent severe illness and is
able to be out.
.. Miss Olive Eager spent the week end
with a former school mate at Northheld
at her home in Amherst.
Mrs. Fred Emery of Orange, who came
for a short stay at Newfane Inn, re-
turned home Wednesday.
About 20 from this place went to Lud-
low Tuesday to attend the picnic at the
Gill Odd Fellows Home
w. NJ. Winchester and family at.
tended the Farm Bureau field day ana
picnic at jacksonville Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgia Railway has gone to
New London for Il visit OF several
weeks in the home of her son, Guy Rad-
Miss Margaret Maher has been at
home for vacation of 10 days, return
ing Tuesday to her duties as nurse IN
New York. r.,.
niece, Ruby Winchester, visited last
week with relatives in Guilford and
Brattleboro.
Earl Longfellow. who has been spend
ing several weeks at the home OF his
brother, Raymond Longfellow, returned
to Boston Saturday.
Miss Corneia Ward of Southbridge,
Mass, teacher in the village school
here - years ago, was guest last week
of Mrs. Lila Ingram.
mazda thp house
at the b. c. Eager farm in preparation
for the new tenants, MIR. and Mrs Al
bert Brown, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Beach of Bradford
Conn, came by automobile last week to
visit Mr.. and Mro Newton Batcheldcr
and daughter, Miss Mavis Page.
Mrs. Elizabeth Skelly of New Haven
Conn, came to Newfane Monday to
spend her vacation of two weeks in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed, now of
West Townshend, celebrated his birth
day Sunday by coming to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson.
Rev. Paul Haynes of Hackensack, \.
j., is now at their summer home in
Newfane and will preach in the Con
gregational church the last sunday in
August.
Albert +. Brown and family are NOV
Ing IDlS week lGOIl lllt nOIllt vi ME
Browns mother, Mrs. Gertrude Grape
to the farm of Il. c. Eager below the
village
Mrs. Belle Pike of Bratteboro came
last week to visit Mrs. Fidelia Thomp-
son. She remained until Sunday. when
her son. Ernest Pike, came for her by
automobile.
Jennie Hart, who have been guests of
Miss Mabel Phillips week, left Tues
day by way of Boston for their home in
Felts Mills, n. Y.
The game Of baseball played in New,
lame village % ~ m fTo resulted Of Yea
maica. The Newfane and Brookline
Farmers team was defeated.
Miss Ruth Bradley of New Haver
came Saturday to meet her friends, Mrs
II. II. Jones and daughter, Hazel, al
Davidson Naples and will spend The
rest of the month in Newfane.
The blackberry season is now at it,
height and an afternoon trip to New
fame hill by Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mar
tin, Mrs. IIamlin and Mrs. Reed re
suited in harvest of 40 quarts.
Mrs. Lillian Kent and granddaughter
Dorothy, have returned to Newfanc aft
er spending several weeks visitin,
friends and relatives at Bellows Falls
Springfield (Nt.) and Alstead, y. II.
Rolin b. Dewitt, who is spending tn,
summer vacation in Bratteboro ha,
been recent guest in the home of hi
brother, +. \. Dewitt. He will teacl
the coming year in Austerlitz, n. Y.
Mrs. Williams of Providence, II. !.
sister of Mrs. Allen Hitchcock. now il
the Halliday summer home has com,
to spend the month of August in New