Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-23
NEWFANE

Mr.. Bannister of Springfield is guest
at the Windham County House.
Frank Rowe and family visited rela-
tives in Dandy Sunday, going by automo-
bile.
Miss Marjorie Games is home from
Middlebury college for the summer
months.
Howard Osborne has returned from the
University of Vermont for the summer
vacation.
First peas from local garden were
reported June 20, six days later than
last year.
Clinton Halliday of Meriden has ar
rived to spend his usual vacation ut his
summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Il. Patten of
Newport, n. IL, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs W. Il. Brooks
Mrs. Georgia Railway has gone to
Springfield to spend several weeks in the
home of her son, Arthur Railway.
George Knapp returned Sunday from
Bellows Falls, where he has been a few
weeks with his nephew, Bert Codding.
Mrs. J. Henry Brown came from Cali
fornia Monday to spend the summer at
the home of her father, n. Nj. Batchelder.
Miss Olive Eager, who has been en-
gagged as a helper in the Holstein-Friesian
ton.
Bert Wright of Wimbledon, Mass, was
In town over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hamlin returning home with him
for short visit.
At the last Grange meeting the third
and fourth degrees were conferred on six
members. After the initiation refresh
ments were served. ~
Edward Page ~and friend of Aver,
Mass, have been in town fishing While
here he called on his couisn, Ralph Cush-
ing, and other friends.
The topic of the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening will be Duties:
What They Are, and How to Do Them.
Roy G. p. Monroe leader.
On account of rainy weather the pro-
posed exchange of pulpits between Rev.
Mr.. Hyde and Rev. Mr. Woodin of Brat
tleboro was postponed last Sunday.
Arthur Edwards and bride, who was
Miss Florence Corey of Chester, who were
married recently, have gone to Chester,
where Mr.. Edwards will help in the ice
business.
The three new cottages in construction
on Newfane hill are all nearly completed.
Parties from New York who built them
are expected to arrive about July 1 to
occupy them.
George b. Bush, carrier on rural route
No. l, and his family are spending his
annual vacation of two weeks in Spring
p. Monroe is in charge of tbe rou toy w.
A.. n ,,...
A mL9; "a ~: Nhtconlo mas gone TO
Hserni 20 WISH Ier siSter at tne LAKESIDE
Comeau of Palm Beach, Fla, will man
age Newfane Inn until she returns.
Mrs. Williams and Miss Hitchcock of
Meriden have arrived for the summer and
a. oxnoo t =, e's noiic: ne ianlilS
,,ooat;o ~ IL rev uass ior their usual
=" 'he'i summer holie'
Allan Hammond of New Jersey is visit
th NE W w; ais. Mrs; uraee nnoaaes' at
,comnon;oh ~, Cou e':s iiouSe, anu Is &c
oud P ha. t,,u ny h;,, lrienu, Mrs; hhoaaes
him TbursJav for n fo ,v'u rnoEs non'e VIII
10y Monroe left his car standing for a
moment Tuesday on the top of the hill
out OF Newfane village and the result
was a, runaway car which dashed into a
sree, dainaglng the machine to quite an
extent Ihere were no passengers.
MISS Hattie Boyden came from Fox
borO, Mass, and opened her summer
nome nome ABOUT June L. A friend, Mrs.
AuailS' WIZ came Tor visit, mas. re-
. .uLneu' MISS Harrle Boyden, whose
s srnOJ g.. Closed FRIDAY came Saturday to
openu INC summer ut the cottage.
Mrs. Grace Plat Smith of Oak Bluffs
ls spending week with her aunt, Miss
Fannie Newton. She and her sister,
MRS; Ralph Cushing. will visit their
prother, James Platt, in Nashua, n. H.,
before returning home, leaving Newfane
Thursday morning.
A recent letter from Eugene Sampson
of Los Angeles to his niece. Mrs. Mary
Maher, brings news concerning her
grandmother, Mrs. Phebe Knapp. for