The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-04
SEWFANE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Carpenter are in
Saxtons River, planning to return home
Saturday.
Delmar Rowe house man at the Inn.
will work in the mill with Mr.. Tibbetts
for the winter.
Miss Thelma Martin has returned
from Hanover, y. H., where she spent
several weeks.
Miss Marion Slade Of Bondville, a
student ut Leland and Gray seminary,
spent the Weekend with Miss Carolyn
Hyde.
Mrs. Lizzie Worden returned home
Thursday from a visit with relatives in
Springfield (Yt), Brattleboro and Dunn
merStCn.
Miss Sarah Winslow. who has been
Il guest of Mrs. Mary Perkins at the
Nutshell, has returned to her home in
Brattleboro.
Miss Lillian Beattie of Newfane, wait
reSS at Newfane Inn, has finished work
and expects To go to Florence Villa, Fla,
as waitress.
The flower committee for the Christian
Endeavor society for November consists
Of Miss Ella JeTfniSon, Miss Amy Reed
and Miss Doris Rhoadcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Benson have
closed Uneeda Rest. their summer home,
and are now in their home i'm the vii
lage Tor the winter season.
Miss Kate Howe of Windham. cham
bermaid ut the Inn, has accepted a po-
Sition i'm Wellesley Hills. Mass, as fire.
side companion for the winter.
Miss Olive Hildreth Of Dummerston,
waitress Mt -Newfane Inn, has taken a
| position at Jamaica III the Jamaica
| House. as waitress for the winter.
Mrs. G. Sadie (Smith) Kinney. and
| her husband of Rutland have been re
cent guests i'm town. Mrs. Kinney called
on many local friends made while she
was court reporter here several years.
Mrs Mary Perkins closed The Nut
shell, her summer home on Newfane hill,
| Thursday. She was the last one of the
summer residents TO leave the hill. After
visits with friends in various places she
will spend the winter in Trenton, y. j.
News has been received of the sudden
death in the Maine General hospital in
Portland Oct. ~ of Mrs. Sarah Boyd
Ray So. widow of Francis \. Ray and
sister of Helen Boyd Newell and the
late Edward Boyd. all formerly of Will
mington. Mrs. Ray died Of paralysis.
The Halloween social by the Christian
EndeavOr society was a successful social
event. A pleasing program was given
by members, followed by games and the
usual frOlics customary TO the yearly
holiday so pleasing TO the younger peo-
pie. \ box social provided refreshments
| and over ST. was cleared from the sal'
| of the artistic boxes designed by the
| girls and containing lunch for two.
Mrs Ira Moulton was happily sur
| priSed Monday evening, when about JC
neighbors and friends went to her hom'
| on Newfane Hill to celebrate her birth
| day. 1t was a pleasant gathering. Al
| the neighbors on the hin, and village
| friends, enjoyed the program of music
/ and games. Refreshments were served
1 Mrs. Moulton was the recipient of many
| souvenirs and gifts in honor of heI
| birthday
The village school had n HalloweeT
| party at the schoolrOom Tuesday after
noon. 1t was surprise 10 the junior
! classes. who were invited TO come into
| the main room The little ones thor
/ oughly enjoyed the stunts, games and the
| pleasing program and were presented
/ lollypop witches as souvenirs. The
| teachers. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Farnum
made it a very happy occasion for all
/ their pupils.
| The annual harvest dinner of the La
| dies Aid society was served Oct. %, an6
was well patronized. About $40 was
made by the society, which has a sub
stantial sum of money in its treasury
! Much credit is due Mrs. f. NJ. Wiswall
| chairman of the committee in charge, as
well as the cooks who provided the de
/ licious New England boiled dinner, anC
i all the helpers. Some new dishes wer,
| used for the first time.