The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-06
.NEWFANE.


convene in Newfane April Is.
Henry Hall has returned to Ncwfane
He is visiting his son in Holyoke.
Schools in town began the spring
term Monday after vacation of two
weeks
Howard Osborne is at home from
Vermont university for the Easter re-
cess of 10 days.
Hiss Alice Winchester Of Guilford
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Polly Ballou. l-
The Newfanc grist mill is now run
ming, l.. II. Fisher. proprietor. having
returned tn his home.
Mrs Ella Eames of Brattleboro is
visiting in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Dorr W. Allen.
j. c. Tibbetts's steam mill is now in
operation. having been shut down dur
ing the winter months.
Miss Marjorie Games came home
Thursday from Aliddlebury college for
a vacation of 10 DAYS.
Little Miss Lucy Martin gave a sugar
party during the school vacation to her
friends and schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Tibbetts, who
apcnt q few days with friends in Wards
boro. returned home Monday.
DIR. f. r. Lynch of Brattleboro was
called Sunday in consultation to see
4. II. Underwood is having his house
wired for electric lights, Arthur Q.
Howe, electrician. is in charge.
Clyde Randall is helping carry on the
sugar orchard at the home OF his
father. l.. NJ. Randall, this season.
Nathaniel Wilder returned Sunday
FROM visit in the home of his sister
Mrs. Wright plimpton. ia Wardsboro.
Virgil Ranney went Monday morning
to Providence. II. J.. 10 visit friends
planning to be absent a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A carpenter went
to Brattleboro Tuesday 10 attend the
funeral of Mrs Carpenters sister. Mrs.
Julia Johnson.
The heavy fan of snow which came
last week has made sleighing once more,
bat by the warm rays of the sun it is
now fast disappearing.
Mrs, Abbie Morse went to Spring
field, Mass, Tuesday TO visit her aunt
and cousin, Mrs. Lewis Lynde, and
daughter, Miss Ella Lynda.
Charles Underwood, who is employed
in Springfield. Mass. CAME last week to
Newfane for a short vacation during a
brief lull in the work Of building.
Mrs. Grace Rhoades viii cook during
tie spring term of court at the Wind
ham County House. Mrs. Styles of Viii
Evansville Will do the laundry work.
W. 2. Eames sold his house on Main
street last week, occupied by Mr. and
Mrs Leonard Brown. to Earl Hamlin,
VINO has since sold the place to W. C.
Ballou.
The two large eIms which were filled
last week on the GoOdnow place are
now rapidly being converted into FIRE
wood and are estimated to yield seven
cords or more.
Mrs A. F. Whitcomb opened New
fame Inn last week in preparation for
the coming Of the spring term Of court
and the bright lights afford cheerful |
evening view.
Large quantities of maple sugar and |
syrup are being made this season. ON /
account of the cool weather the quality |
is excellent. Prices are a little below /
lhose of last wear
Mrs Mary #. Meeker. who boarded at /
Davidson Naples a few months. went |
Monday to New York to remain through /
April, when she plans to return to New |
fame to stay until June.
Mrs. Stella Micott Manley Of Ten
nessep. formerly of Newfane. has re-
turned to her home in Hartman after
an outing of three weeks in st. Peters
ourgh, Fla, with Mr., Manley's sister
The topic Of the Christian Endcavor
meeting Sunday evening viii be The
.
'on will be the leader. The hour of the
meeting has been changed from to
80.
Miss Helen Hyde is at home from
Vermont university for the Easter vaca-
ion and will accompany her sister
Hiss Frances. to Wilmington for a brief
tay Saturday, before returning to Bur
ington
Miss Fannie b. Higgins who visited
n the home of her aunt. AIRS. + w Tn
Ierwood. left Tuesday for a short visit
With friends in Springfield. Mass. be-
ore returning to her home in Licking
on, Mass.
Harry e. Howard, now engaged in
4eominster, Mass, as blacksmith and
vclder. made flying visit to Newfane
to make short calls on sew
raj friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George prentiss. who
Baker farm on the Williamsville road.
ave sold their stock and returned
March | to their former home in West
Springfield, Mass.
The uncertain travelling, either by
leigh. on wheels or by automobile. |
aused DR.. f. l.. Osgood to omit his
Usual Office hours in Newfane Monday
afternoon. but orders for medicine were i
lied by mail, as the West river train
,roves unfailing.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Eddy spent the
weekend at the home of his sister, Mrs
7harles Grout in West Townshend
,Ir Eddy visited also at Londonderry
n the home of another sister. Mrs.
Jharles Williams. where his youngest
laughter. Margaret, lives.