Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-21
NEWFANE
Fair Committees. Appointed.

fair this fall although the date has not
been decided upon. The following COM
tural--J. f. Whitaker, l.. II. Whitney,
Harry Howe. Wilson Winchester; Sup
per-Mr. and Mrs, Karl Maher. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ii. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Frazer, Il. Il. Rhoades, Herbert Howe,
Mrs. w. A. Wilson, Arthur Edwards
entertainment first night, night-Mrs; John
F. A. Dewitt; dance-Bert Frazer. l..
II. Higgins. Glen Howe; fancy work
Mrs. Clara Allen, Mrs. ii. Wilson, Mrs.
G. X. Cherrie, Mrs. Belle Howe, Mrs.
Bertha Howe; decorating, Rev. +. b.
Hyde. S. G. Brown, Mrs. N. NJ. Batchel-
der, Mrs. II. b. Osborne; grab bag
Frank Dewitt. jr., Robert Davis, Ned
Thelma Martin, Miss Grace Rowe pop
corn-Mrs. N. Wilder. Mrs. Hazel Rob
inson, Mrs. Will Hazelton canned fruit
Mrs. w. G. Tibbetts Mrs. Wilson
Winchester, Mrs. II. l.. Eddy; school
Mrs. Lena Dewitt, Mrs. Anna Pratt,
Mrs Inez Bills; ice,cream-NIrs. Cora
Winchester, Mrs. Lila Ingram, Mrs.
Cora LeMay flowers, Mrs. r.. l.. Bush
Mrs. Hazel Robinson, Mrs. Bertha
Howe; lemonade for dance-N1rs. Eliza
Rhoades Mrs. Bernice Hamlin; adver-
tising-L. II. Higgins.
The first cucumbers reported in local
garden came July IA.
The Ladies' Aid society plan to have
their annual fair Aug. 4.
The local Rebekah lodge will hold a
bazaar Aug. 81 and Sept. /.
Miss Saidee Morse is attending sum
mer school in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler of
Springfield are guests at Newfane Inn
for the season.
Mrs Bert Halliday of Brattleboro
was a guest last week in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Horace Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Ketchum and son,
week at A. III. Farnum's.
Miss Florence White and Miss Mar
garrett Jones are spending a week at the
girls camp in West Dummerston.
Horaec Wood and family have gone
to their farm on the Wardsboro road
to remain through the haying season.
Edward ]. Hobart Of Marlboro. N.
H.. a junior in New Hampshire State
college, is spending a few days in New
fame.
u. III. Underwood shot skunk Tues
day just before dark on the village park
within short distance of the court
"A house.
ye,, Robert G. Sargent was operated upon
'inNthe Memorial hospital at BrattlebOro
: iei., the removal of tonsils and adenoids
'srSatly.
SSdfss Lora Batchelder of Easthampton
HIS come to spend a few weeks with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
ratchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root of Connecticut are
visitors in the home of DR.. and Mrs.
G. e. Linton at their summer cottage
on West river.
Among the visitors at III. A. Carpen-
ter's Sunday were Hubert johnson and
Mrs. Addie Tyler and Mr. and Mrs. l..
NJ CARPENTER, all of Braftleboro,
Mrs. A. W. Prntt of Belmont. Mass.
made, a brief visit at Elm Hall last week,
returning home Sunday by automobile
with MFR. Pratt, )who came for her.
Mrs. Laura Mather and Ira and
Mrs. Peter Hopkins, of BrattleborO were
callers Sunday night at II. A. Carpen-
ters.
Rollin B. Dewitt, who is spending
the school vacation in Brattleboro. Wis.
tied few days last week at the home
of his brother. F. A. Dewitt, calling on
old friends while in town.
Two of II. A. Carpenters grandchl-
dren, Ruth and Elliot Bradeen, came
lToHi Sdleiu lhSC week. E1I0C VIII stay
at Newfane and Ruth will help Mrs.
Ada Bruce of South Newfane.
Miss Cora Winchester underwent an
operation July II in the Franklin
County hospital in Greenfield. Her sis
ter. Mrs. Lila Ingram, visited her Sun
day and found her comfortable.
w. p. Eager of Hackensack, N. j.,
county clerk of Bergen county, his wife
and her mother. Mrs. Mintonye came
Tuesday to visit his brother, Ward H.
Eager, and their niece. Miss Olive
Eager.
Friends of Mrs. Florence Fream
Batchelder of Montevideo, Mimi, will be
interested to know she is abroad for the
summer. In company with friend
university. afterward spend two weeks
travelling through southern Spain Since
the death of her husband, Gilbert
Batchelder of this town. Mrs. Batchel-
der has been successful teacher and of
late has hppu stationed in Conpnot ;out