The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-14
NEvFANE.

III. b. Osborne and father, who have
been i'll, are better.
The village schools viii hold their fair
Friday, Dec. ID, afternoon and evening.
Noble, Pratt, who was stricken last
week with a paralytic shock, IS some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Dewitt have gone
to Burlington to attend the meeting of
the state Grange.
Frank Rowe has been housed with an
abscess on one hand and is stu under
the care of physician.
Miss Alice Styles of Bgattleboro has
! been q recent guest of her mother
/ week at the Windham County House.
/ Arthur o. Howe who went to Toronto
/ to visit his brother, DIR. Clifton u.
/ Howe. is in a hospital in that city tor
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Hescocb have
/ closed their home for the winter and
/ have gone to Brattleboro to stay at the
4 home of their son. VIII Hescoek.
Ebert Howard is expected home
4 Wednesday, after a few weeks stay IN
the Melrose hospital in West Brattle-
boro, where he has been under treat
ment.
Fred Robinson has rented rooms of
! George Bush in the Martin house ana
began housekeeping there wednesday
4 temporarily, until his new house on the
Townshend road is ready for occupancy.
Wesley Allen of Jamaica has rented
Mrs. Alice Micott's house for the winter
and has come there with his family Mr..
Allen has been engaged 10 stick up the
lumber sawed at the Iibbetts steam
mill.
The Community Christmas celebra-
ton will be held Monday evening, Dec.
25. as Christmas eve, the oath, falls on
Sunday Preparations are in progress
for a Merry Christmas for all the chill
dren.
THE West River railway service went
into winter schedule Tuesday, leaving
the stations earlier and giving more time
during the day for travellers over the
line. 1. s. Sayre will continue his jitney
service with closed car.
The meetings of Birchard post, G. A
r.. and the w. II. c., Saturday after
noon were well attended Election Of
officers for the year. was part OF The
, program. The installation will tak'
, place at the next meeting In IoWnshend
, Miss Stella Read has been spending
: few days with her mother, Mrs. Flort
{ Read, who had been at the Memorial
hospital in BrattleborO for treatment
! Miss Read returned Monday to Yves
e Townshend, where she is teachin.
school.
> a recent letter from Mrs. G. Sadi,
(Smith) Kinney of Rutland, foTmerl!
court reporter here, written to a friend
E states that her mother, Mrs. Smith, VIII
5 often came TO Newfane. has beer
: stricken with paralytic shock and /
4 seriously i'll.
. Invitations have been received b,
s friends in town to the marriage of Mis-
= Helen Bliss. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Randolph Bliss, TO Lieut. Ralpl
a. Blrchard Dewitt Thursday evening
! Dec. Is, at o'clock at St. Paul
i church in Akron, Ohio.
. Miss Mabelle Hazelton spent III
: weekend in town, returning Monday &
Q Brattleboro. accompanied by her mother
: Mrs Eliza HaZelton, who will stay tire
9 months to keep house for Mrs. Janet /
: Gates while she goes to New London {
: visit her son, Bert Gates.
Arthur Amsden, who has run a jitne
: service through the summer from SOut
: Londonderry To Brattleboro. made hi
l last trip for the season Saturday. Mrs
). Amsden spent the weekend with ne
4 husband in Londonderry, returnin
: Monday to Newfane, where she is as
! sistant in the telephone office.
: pleasant social event of the seaso
was the, masquerade ball given in Unto
" hall Dec Is. under the auspices of th
7 Grange. While not largely ATTENDED
; owing To the cold wave. and not a success
!, financially, those present enjoyed h
occasion. The prize for the best man
, costume was awarded to LeonaT
: Brown. who wore Il Mexican costum
: The prize for the best lady's costuR
= went to Miss Olive Eager, who appeare
as Night Many other costumes WEI
! much admired and were we'll prepare
: by the amateur designers.