Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-15
NEWFANE

H. ]. Batchelder and Herbert Wells
spent Sunday in Peru
Miss Marion Wilson is teaching in
Marlboro in the same schools as last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason of Gard
ner, Mass, haye been recent visitors in
town.
leonard Rice of Greenfield spent the
weekend with his cousin, Miss Cecil
Prouty
Miss Saidee Morse has gone to Brook
side to teach the same school she taught
last years lis
Bert Frdzer has returned from a
business trip to New York city and
Hartford.
Harold Whitaker has gone to the ngri-
cultural school at Randolph to enter for
the second years study.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening will be Getting an
Eduction Leo Grout leader.
Miss Ella Jcnnison went to Town
shend Tuesday to visit in the family of
Horace Gale and other acquaintance.
Mrs. j. f. Whitaker returned home
Friday from visit of Il week with rela-
tives in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. II. l.. Cam and little son of
Lynn, Mass, are guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cam on Newfane
hill.
DIR. and Mrs. Lynton have closed their
summer home on West river. returning
Friday to their home in Cambridge.
Mass.
Miss Ann Hibbard. who has been Il
guest mt Miss Mabel Halls 10 days, re-
turned Tuesday to her home in West
Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Morse. who came
to visit Mr. and Mrs. \. II. Farnum last
week, returned Sunday to their home in
Baldwin Place, \. y.
Miss Doris Goad. who is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Spencer Fraser, is at
tending the high school in Brattleboro,
going each day by jitney.
Mrs. Stubs and son of Washington.
ID. c.. have rented the Beattie place on
the Brattleboro road formerly known as
the Stephen Foster place.
Rev. Paul Hayne and family have
closed their summer home on the Will
Evansville road. They left Wednesday
for their home in Hackensack, n. j.
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Roylance and
three children. who spent the summer ut
their new cottage on Newfane hill, have
returned to their home in Freeport, l.. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Woodward Cam and
son and daughter. who spent the sum
mer at the summer home of his parents
on Newfane hill, have returned to their
home in FreepOrt, l.. !.
Mrs. Bertha Goad of Barton is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Spencer Fraser.
Edmund Cherrie is home for his an
nual vacation from the United States
nacal academy at Annapolis.
On account of tie continued wet sea-
son many are complaining of poor crop
of potatoes in this locality. a good num-
Der having reported large proportion
to be rOtting, owing to blight
Clarence lthoades, who moved last
spring TO the farm owned by Rev Mr.
Baker on the Wiliamsville road. has
sold his tools, etc. by auction, but it is
reported that he will not leave town.
Miss Cora Winchester is visiting at the
home of her brother. Perey Winches-
ter, in the northern part of the state.
having returned home with him by auto
mobile after he had been in town to
visit relatives.
A large number We're in town Wednes-
day at the opening of the fall term of
court Judge Harrie b. Chase is presid-
ing for the first time in this county since
his appointment to the Office. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be long session.
\ good number attended the primary
Tuesday in Union hall. Although rainy
in the morning at II, the opening hour
the weather was favorable. One hundred
and eighty votes were cast. For town
representative w. II. Newton received
III votes, s. G. Brown 30, y. II. Far
mum "A.
Mrs. l.. Il. Powers, who has beer
spending Il week in the home of he1
day to her home in Marlboro. Mr.. anC
Mrs. p. X Prouty of Monsoon. Mass
and little son, Jackson Horace. cam'
Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs
Wood, and family.
Mrs Anna Aikee Pratt is teacher il
.l,,r LII. Inc ia
successfully at least two years. Tn
school has increased. 36 pupils now be
ing enrolled and Mrs. Edith Farnur
has been engaged to assist IN teachin
in the first three grades, from . n. m. +
1890 and from | to 80. ii. B. Osborn
has been engaged to carry the pupil
this year.
DR.. Gertrude Birmingham has returne
to New York. Miss Louisa Hoyt, VIII
spent the summer with her. will clos
Pineacre, their simmer home on New
fame hill, and return to Brooklyn Fri
day of this week. DIR. Abel j. Groui
who has had n radiophone at his HON
Rock cabin. his summer home, and re
turned to Staten Island. Mr.. and Mr.
Samuel Cam, Mrs. Mary Perkins an
Airs. j. l.. Martin are still ut their sun
mer homes OH the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford T.. Moshbacke
spent the summer at their new home
the hill. have returned to their home q
Hasbrock Heights, n. }.
The annual meeting of the Farmer
club of Union district was held ut I'll
schoolhouse Friday evening, Sept. l.. a
officers were reelected as follows: Pres
dent, w. r. Brooks; vice president, I
l.. Hescock secretary, Mrs. Guy !
Grout treasurer, Mrs. b. f.. Morse
member of executive committee, j.
Baxter. The program was III charge
Mr.. Baxter, and the subject was III
State of Vermont. Miss Atkinson.
summer guest at Mr.. Bakers, bein
called upon to introduce 1.-THE sublec
spoke in happy vein and was cordial
received. Interesting facts relating
the early settlers. the poets, the seen
beauty. and the character of the. Peep
were presented poems by John q. Sax
Judge Wendall Stafford and others wei
read and patriotic songs were selecte
from the community book. During Il
social hour, salads, cake and sandwich'
were served by the refreshment comm
ice. Mrs. Grace Rhodes. The next NEE
inc will be held Saturday evening, sep