Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-01-27
NEWFANE
creamery increases Ontnnt.

Creamery Increases Output.
The Windham County Creamery asso-
citation held its annual meeting Saturday
afternoon, when stockholders and prox-
les were present from Townshend, New
fame, Brookline, and Dover. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres,
Frank 10. Yeaw; Sec, Virgil w. Ran
ney: treas. and man., l.. II. Higgins ;
John +. Whitaker, Charles L. Hescock !;
Townshend--H o. Gale, Park g. Hol-
land; Brookline-George Z. Ware, L..
w. Bush; Doyer--Frank e. Yeaw, Alva
Il. Jones. Nif
Eighteen thousand pounds more but
ter was; made than during the previous
year. A .D
A new churn of larger capacity has
been bought and will soon be set up.
A dividend of four per cent on capital
stock was declared.
The topic of Rev. f. Il. Hyde's sermon
next Sunday will be, Jesus as the Truth.
Mrs. Georgia Railway returned Mon
day from a visit of a week in the home
of her sister, Mrs. Kelsey of South
Newfane.
T.. A. Dewitt attended the Pomona
meeting in Halifax Jan. 10. The next
Pomona meeting will be held in New
fame Feb. 16.
J. II. Underwood is having his house
wired for electric lights. Electrician
Arthur o. Howe of this village has
charge of the work.
Mrs. Lessie Holland. who is i'll. is be-
ing cared for by Mrs. Hazel Robinson.
who has but just recovered from seri-
Gus hospital experience.
Tho fro,ap condition Of tbo cno,v ho C
made it necessary to use hand shoves
on the village walks, the usual snow
plow proving Intellectual.
The topic of the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening will be. What
the World Owes. to Foreign Missions
Mrs. f. B. Hyde will be the leader.
The threatened cold wave arrived in
Newfane Sunday, when real blizzard
prevailed all day. Notwithstanding this
an unusual number attended church.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold box social in the church vestry
Saturday evening, Jan. 2S. There will
be literary program followed by games
Miss Winnifred MIaher went Tuesday
to Staten Island, n. Y, to visit her sis.
ter, Miss Margaret Maher. She will 60
from there to visit friends in Washing
ton, D. c.
ANtNS hoS Dt'H ltttiNtu VI tnc utuih
Jan. II of Mrs. Lizzie Newman Gross
of Highland, Wis, daughter of John and
Betsey Newman. late of Williamsville
Mrs, S. b. Metcalf of Newfane hill, a
former schoolmate in Williamsville, re-
ceived the news.
The coolest weather of the season
prevailed Monday, when the thermome.
ter registered 30 degrees below zero at
Smith Brothers in Brookline, varying
in different places in the village. On
grees below zero, while on Newfane hill
only 10 below was reported.
Is M. hitos. who hos boop Of +bo bon,o
of h;s danebter Nirs ' Rar% mc uI' pratt Pratt
= feu, ,nnntIs hoo ,.ot,,rnoj ~ ~ -
in Nioiints Par rner Pur,i,otn ,n no Wo
Mans to eo,,,osto Wevfane ansip IN tho
snrinp To assist Mr. and Mrs pratt with
tba extensivn renairs tbev arc mo ling
in their home nm North Main street e
~, ~ en-
ne new uWelling mouse Deing puiIi
~ - Ino situ Mneic ,ue o 1. noIiS y, Eur sa
laws was recently ueslr3yeu py hre,
i,a; ~ aaI prosieSaeu ma. 5he iooihs ~
st;1' ~ " tho Home GO Mrs. anu Dnnis.s , a,o
ents. Mr.. and NIrs'iJ' d. Naher As
Mr., Dayis,s barn is filed with cattle he
ing for the stock
Mrs Georpe Foster enterta;ped tb,
Ladies, Aid soc;etv at ;ts ragmjor moot
ing Ian. Is Reing n GONNA rativn,v now
resident she also surnrised the womc,
by serving delicions refresbments Inr
ing tho yociof honr after the usual ,vorl
the circle during refreshments, sharing