The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
NEWFANE.
Union Ian soeiety election.

I a. ". warren, prudential CON-, IL. ii.
4 Higgins, ID. A. Benson and Mrs. +. w.
/ Underwood; auditor. Ward III. Eager.
The auditors account showed a debt
/ still owing on the hall, owing TO numer-
i Gus necessary expenses and improve
ments made during the past year A
1 vote Of thanks was extended Il. G. Bene-
/ dict for the gift last year of the cement
i walk leading up to the hall and other
Il improvements, also thanks were ex-
pressed to Charles Dickinson for tuning
the piano, etc.
The subject of the sermon Sunday
/ viii be Not as the Scribes
Mrs. n NJ. Batchelder is visiting her
i daughter, Mrs. Mavis Downs, in Bethany
4 Conn.
Mrs. Mary Perkins has opened the
/ Nutshell, her summer home on Newfane
/ hill.
Mr.. and Mrs d. 4. Benson opened
/ Uneeda Rest, their summer home, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cam of New
I York are occupying their summer home
on Newfane hill.
4 Mrs. Stanley G. Wilson, wife of the
presiding judge in county court. was in
/ town all last week, guest at the New
/ fame Inn.
/ A large number of members of the Odd
I I
ing the state meetings in Brattleboro
/ this week.
/ ". T. Brooks has begun the new sum-
mer homes which he has been engaged
/ to build on Newfane Hill for parties in
/ New York
Miss Caroline Bliss came from Akron,
/ o., Tuesday evening. She will soon
open her summer home, We-Like-it, for
the season.
NToa.,s. f1,o-,4 10, ,,,-4o1 L. &c., ~,
Newfane hin to Prentiss Carr of Viii
Evansville The family came there Tues
day to begin housekeeping.
The topic of the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening viii be, What
Christian Endeavor Does for Me. Mrs.
\. Wilder viii be the leader.
The jurors were excused from service
in county court Tuesday evening, sub
iect to recall if necessary at an adj
journed term to be held in July.
George Bush, who has been i'll since
Friday. was able to be out again Tues
day. Roy &. z. Monroe has been substi-
tuting on rural route No. 1 during Mr..
Bush's illness.
Ncwfane Grange win hold a special
meeting Thursday evening, May -. The
first and second degrees Will be conferred
and it is expected that State Master o.
L. Martin will be present.
Delegates to attend the W. G. T. e.
convention in Townshend May % are
Mrs. Georgia w. Roadway, Mrs. Arthur
Amsdeu, Mrs. i. Ii. Hyde, Mrs +. A.
Dewitt and Mrs. Lizzie Worden.
\ quilting campaign under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid society will be
in operation next Wednesday. May d, |
at the church parIors. All the ladies of
the community are specially invited.
Mrs Ralph Gushing. who attended
IA e NIL
bekahs in Brattleboro this week win |
visit a niece of Mr.. Gushing. who is i'll |
in her home in Putney, before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Sargent and
son, Robert, have returned from Cali |
foruia, where they spent the winter and
are staying for the present at the home |
of Mrs. Sargent's father, J. I'll. Under
wood.
On Memorial day the w. r. C. win
serve dinner at Union hall. Everyone |
is requested to contribute food. Miss !
Maud Howard, Mrs. Mabel Amsden and !
Mrs. Belle Howe are the committee in |
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Halliday and |
son. Stewart. and daughter, Louise, of !
Providence. Il. T.. are at their summer /
home for short vacation. They plan
to return here in June to remain through |
the season
Mrs. William Rand has returned to
her home having spent the winter in
Florida. On her return trip the party /
with which she Travelled all stopped a
few days in Washington, d. c., to visit
places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman of
Brattleboro visited Mr.. and Mrs. Viii |
liam G. Sargent Tuesday afternoon. The
party enjoyed picnic supper cooked by
The Brook. q fav0rIte resort fer resi-
dents and summer guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Bowman and Mr..
Bowmans sister, Mrs Slate. all of |
Greenfield, Mass. came Saturday night
with Ernest Redfeld by automobile to
visit at II. A. Carpenters. On SUNDAY |
some of the party went to Wardsboro
and called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Far
mum. They all returned home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Mary NTaher received news re
GENTLY from her sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Brown Slocum, now of Wyoming II. T..
IF their narrow escape from being en-
irely burned out, owing to forest fires.
Only by the help of people from towns
lear We're their buildings. which caught |
ire. saved. The outbuildings were on
ire when help arrived.
The entertainment, Patsy, by a party
# young women from Brattleboro win
pc presented in Union hall Wednesday |
.yening, May q, for the benefit of the
hid welfare fund. A concert by Shows |
rchestra of five pieces and a dance viii
ollow the entertainment under the aus .
ices of the Union Hall society. Sup I
Ter viii be served by the Union Hall
Helpers. :
The c. A. r. and w r. G. held a
Meeting Saturday afternoon in Odd Eel ]
ows' hall to arrange their Memorial j
ay plans. Installation Of officers in the ;
J. 4. r. for the following year was i
n order having been necessary to post 4
one it earlier, owing to so few members !
f the order being able to be present dur
ng the cold weather. One new mem T
er was initiated by the w r. c., and !
Tiers are expected to join at the next q
Meeting to be held in Townshend