Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04
NEWFANE

III TOWN 1Of u rev weeks vacation.
w. q. Sargent spent few days with
his family the first Of the week. return
ing Wednesday to Nashua.
Miss Crabtree and two sisters from
Connecticut were guests in town Monday
and called on Mrs. Ralph Gushing.
Mrs. X. e. Mahert, and daughter
Elizabeth. went Tuesday for short visit
In Wilmington at the home of Claude
Maher. .r.ttPtt .tts Utt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss arrived Mon
day from Akron, o., by automobile, and
are at We-like-it for stay of about
two weeks.
Nelson Holland, son of II. L. Holland,
accompanied by two friends, came from
Prootorsville Tuesday to make short
call on his father.
On Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Worden's
niece, Mrs. Abby Patch, and her grand
son, Harold Worden, of Dummerston
made her visit.
Ernest Redfeld was visitor at II. A.
Carpenters Sunday and returned to
Bernardston Monday accompanied by his
cousin Elliot Bradeen.
Fred Robinson recently bought of Ar
thur Warren six acres of land, to which
he will soon remove the bungalow which
he bought of Noble Pratt
Mrs. Thomas Dewey of Montpelier
and Miss Robinson, sister of Mrs. j.
l.. Martin, are expected guests the first
of the week mt Bencass0n Cabin.
A. j. Comeau, manager ut the New
fame Inn during the absence of his sis
ter, Mrs. A. Il. Whitcomb, motored to
Greenfield Monday on business.
One of the residents on Main street in
the village was surprised mot pleas
antly) one day recently when she beheld
four young skunks playing ON her door
steps.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ballou. Mrs.
Leonard Brown and Miss Lucy Benedict
notored to Lowell lake Sunday for the
day. Other parties from here also spent
the day there.
Rev. Thomas Vernol has gone to
Mortified seminary, East Mortified, to
attend the conference. After two weeks
he will return to Newfane Inn to spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Perry of Brattle
boro came to Newfane Aug. L to spend
a short vacation at the county seat.
During the time they are staying at Da-
wilson Naples.
Mrs. Hattie Marsh, who has been
spending two weeks at the home of her
daughter in South Athol, has returned
TO the home of her daughter. Mrs. Earl
Hamlin where she is spending the sum
mer.
Mrs Emma Patten, Mrs. Robert
Pearson and daughter, Shirley, of Brat
tleboro, who have been spending two
weeks at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Brooks, returned
Sunday to their homes.
Mrs. c. b. WOrden and three chill
dren, Ora. James and Phillip, of Prince
ton, N. j., Miss Il. NJ. Brown of New
London, Miss NJ NJ Harrison and
mother of New York city are among
the guests at Newfane Inn.
Newfane Grange was well represented
last Friday evening, when Neghbors
night was observed with Williamsville
Grange. About GO went from Newfane
Grange, After the program bountiful
supper was SERVED to all. 'ts"
While in town for their usual summer
visit Dr. MA. Howe and family were
NJ Wiswall as the old home was filed
for the pleasant family reunion. Dr.
Howe returned Wednesday to his home
in Pleasantville, N. Y.
Norman Wheeler has returned from a
few days at his home in Springfield, and
will remain at the Inn through the sum
mer. Mrs. Harriet Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, who has been
guest at the Inn, returned to her home
in Springfield by automobile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and
daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coulan and two children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur lLockhart of InwOod l.. J., and
Mrs. A. Il. Constantine of Hartford and
Miss Blanche Constantine of Montreal
are guests ut the Windham County
House.
The Howe family celebrated three
birthdays Saturday by picnic on New
lar nf
York. Herman A. Howe of Brookline,
Arthur Howe of Newfane, Carlton Howe
of Morrisville and Clifton Howe of To-
ronto were present with their families,
20 in all t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. LeMay of West
Hartford, Conn, and two boys, Robert
and Edward, came by automobile July
20 to spend a short time at Davidson
Naples also Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Sutton
of Hartford with their own automobile,
accompanied them and many trips out
side of Newfane have been enjoyed by
the two families.
Birthday parties have prevailed this
week, the girls" of 76 or more having
gathered July 20 in honor of Mrs. Liz
zie Worlen, who reached the 10th mile
stone July 30. The merriment of the
occasion proved that the "old girls had
renewed their youth On Aug. l SINH
lar party was held with Mrs. LOttie
Harvey, Refreshments at both parties
were in great abundance.
Lieut.. Ralph b. Dewitt, United
States marine corps, graduate of the
United States naval academy, class of
1922. recently presented the Moore free
library with copy of the 1922 Lucky
Bag This volume is the annual publ
cation of the graduating class at An
napolis and is the result of an immense
amount of work on the part of the edi-
torial staff.
Miss Marjorie b. Eames entertained
party of II summer guests at her home
Saturday evening, Dancing was en-
joyed by the young people. The floral
decorations were pretty, including sweet
peas and other cut flowers. Refresh
ments We're served. This pleasant social
event given by Miss Games. who is in
Middlebury college, was in honor of those
in town for the holiday vacation.
Last week two moths of the butterfly
variety ,wpra cat,tliPpl in the hougp by