The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-07
NEWFANE.

w. G. Sargent and family of Amherst
were guests over the Fourth at y. X.
Underwood's.
Mrs. W. Z. Eames and daughter, Miss
Marjorie. are spending a week or two at
York Beach, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mack of Brattle-
boro spent the weekend and July t with
his parents in NewfanC-
Miss Olive Eager is home to spend the
summer. having finished work at the HOl-
stein Friesian Office for the present.
Theodore Holland has returned to New
fame. after visiting friends in Jamaica
and Wardsboro the last five weeks.
Mrs. LoviSa Downs. after a visit of
three weeks in Providence. r. l.. returned
home Wednesday, improved in health.
Miss Gertrude CoSgrove of Missouri
has come to spend the month of July at
We-like-it, guest of her aunt, Miss Car
RE Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hotchkiss of
Cheshire. Conn. came to Newfane Satur
day to spend a short time among Vermont
mountains.
Mrs. Ralph Gushing. who has been car
ing for her aunt. Miss Fannie Newton.
who is now improved in health, is now at
her own home for rest.
W. T. Wheeler and family of Gardner
came Wednesday to visit relatives in
town. having spent the Fourth with their
son. Richard Wheeler. in Wilmington.
Mrs Margaret Wilcox came to David
son Naples last Thursday after three
weeks of service as nurse in Williams
vile. where she cared for Mrs. Charles
Thomas and child.
Mrs Della Kenny. who returned to
Newfane Tuesday, after a stay of two
months with a friend in BrattleborO. has
taken a room at Davidson Naples, where
she will do light housekeeping for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones are away for a
weeks vacation. They viii visit in Que
bee. at Lake Champlain and other places
in the state They were accompanied on
the automobile trip by friends from Brat
tleboro.
The neighbors on Newfane hill were
guests of Mrs. J, l.. Martin at Bencasson
, Cabin on the eve of July 4, where they
We're pleasantly entertained. Fireworks
were shown on top of the hill, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs Sarah Mack and grandson. Ray
mond Mack, spent two days in Brattle-
boro last week. They visited the Austine
institution and took home with them the
little brother of Raymond to spend the
summer vacation in the home of his
grandparents.
| MISS MaDelie 1aZplt0n. WlOn as been
visiting relatives in Lowell and who is
now having a vacation from her duties
! in the HolStein-F riesian office in Brattle-
boro, is now with her mother at the home
| of Miss Fannie Newton. where she is
now i'll and under the care of a physician.
The Fourth was quietly observed in
Newfane a large number going to Town,
shend to enjoy the celebration in that
Village, which was a great success. The
bells were rung as usual at midnight and
| the usual ''Newfane band marched
through the streets to the tread of martial
music. Among the movable objects most
noticeable was that of the foundation for
a furnace which has been for long time
a familiar object on the church steps 4
bonfire illumination as usual added to the
fun of the boys. Flags were flung to the
breeze as a symbol of patriotism.
Mrs. Milton Halliday and children
Allan, Stuart and Louise, and her mother
dence, II. L., Wednesday. June 20, to oper
their summer home, planning to spen6
several weeks in Newfane On Sunday
| Milton Halliday and Mr.. and Mrs Burk,
of Providence came by automobile tC
spend July with his family, and other
friends Mr.. and Mrs Bush Richardson
and two sons. formerly of Providence
came from their home in Springfield
Mass, by automobile with full equipment
for camping. to spend July with them
Setting up their tent. they enjoyed the
two days outing at the Halliday HON,
and the private fireworks Monday eve
ming was pleasant closing of this short
vacation