The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-09
NEWEANE.

At present there are only two prison
ers IN the county jail.
Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ Wiswall are Wis
iting relatives in Springfield. Mass
Roy G. p Monroe succeeds \; H. Tn
derwood as janitor of Union hall
Perley b. Gates of Brattleboro was one'
of the hunters in town during the week
A canvass for membership to the Red
Cross is being made in this part OF the
town.
Mrs. Bert Halliday of Brattleboro, is
spending few days with her SISTER, Mrs.
Horace Wood
Charles Miller and family of Brattle-
boro spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
X. II. Rhoades.
Mrs. Nina Biqgham and, and children Sir1 p Of
South Newfane We're guests OF Mrs. +.
W. Underwood Sunday.
A party of FIVE hunters from Brattle-
boro stopped at the Nindham County
House the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rabbit of South
Londonderry called Sunday upon their
niece. Mrs. Arthur Edwards.
/ Rev F. B. Hyde will spend the week
end in Wilmington. where his daughter,
Miss Frances. IS teaching
Rev and Mrs F. NJ. Wiswall, who have
| been absent from town several days. are
| visiting friends in Massachusetts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Man
| chester visited Sunday at the home of
| their cousin. Mrs. III. j. Batchelder.
| Mrs. Alice NIicott returned Sunday
| from visit of a week in the home of
her son, Merton AIicott, in Brattleboro.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor meet
| ing Sunday evening will be- The Meaning
of Church Membership Rev. +. Il. Hyde
| leader.
Odd Fellows hall has been thoroughly
renovated this week, the work having
been done by Eugene Thompson and j.
NJ Miller.
Electric company. has been sent to st.
Johnsbury and Mr.. George takes his
place in this vicinity.
4 telegram to Mrs n NJ Batchelder
brought tidings of a grandson born Nov.
6 in New Haven, Conn.,, son of Gilbert
and Mayis page Downs.
Mrs. Eugene Thompson has gone to
West Townshend TO spend a few days
with her adopted daughter while her
husband, George Reed, is engaged in
deer hunting.
Allan Cherrie secured buck with six
points weighing 179 pounds, near CIRCUITS
pond on Newfane hill the first day of the
open season. This is the only one report
ed in town so far
On election day the parlor of the
Congregational church was warmed and
opened by members of the Christian En-
deayor society for the use of women vot.
ers who came from different parts of the
town to vote.
Many women went out TO vote Tues
day and found the polling place as quiet
| and orderly as the reading room in q
public library The ballot clerks We're
: pleasant and helpful, and the voters Sc
rious and careful.
Mrs Lucy Hosley entertained heI
nephew. Winchester Martin, Nov. /. il
; celebration of his birthday. Mrs. Hos
ley gave family dinner party Oct. .
in celebration of the birthday of heI
; uncle. Henry Martin.
a class in home hygiene and care OF
the sick has been formed TO be conducted
/ by Miss Clara f. Hoffman. Red Cross
nurse, and 10 members have joined. 4
| meeting was held Wednesday afternoon
at 30 at the home of Mrs. \. III
Farnum.
Mrs. Flora Barnes of Rutland and
| Earl Wheeler of Chittenden recently Wis
| tied Mrs. Gertrude Grape and son. Glynr
I Grape. Mrs. Emmette Grape of Chitten-
den came as far as TOwnShend and the
party visited together at the home of
| Mrs. Watson in Townshend.
\ new department has been added to
the Moore free library known as the state
travelling library. A shipment of 46 books
has been received. 1t is the desire OF
| the librarian that the community take
state library and keep the books in cir
| culation.
Mrs. Ruth Monroe was again sur
prised Monday evening on the occasion of
her birthday when about IA relatives and
friends gathered at her home at the
Moore free library TO celebrate the event.
\ very pleasant evening was spent. Re
freshmenfs were served and some fine
gifts were presented.
The weather on election day was I'M
favorable and less than one-fourth of the
number of those whose names We're on
the check list were present. w. III. New
ton was elected town representa- tive. re-
ceiving over 90 votes. A good number of
women were present 10 east their votes,
the whole number amounting TO over 100.