The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-06

and sister, Mrs. Clifton Worden, all of
/ Springfield, (Nt)., also Harold WordeIl
of Dummerston. reatives of Mrs Eliza
beth Worden, made her visit July f.
| The service for children's day will be
observed next Sunday morning the
children of the Sunday school having
the major part of the service Children
may be presented for baptism at that
time
The return of Mrs. E. B. HYDE from
her visit in northern Vermont is a
source of rejoicing, not only to the
| pastor who has been alone two weeks
! but to all who have missed her help in
many ways,
Henry Martin is at the home of his
nephew Willard Martin, for the present
| and Mrs Lucy HosIey has gone to the
| Spring farm IN Brookline since the sale
of the J. G. Martin place, where they
were living.
The rural mail carriers of Windham
county had picnic at Newfane Park
! July 4. OF the 10 carriers in the county
| IL were present with their families TO
enjoy the occasion. They held a meet
| ing in the court house.
The exhibition Of fireworks by several
J families Tuesday evening and martial
music by an impromptu trio consisting
| Of w. IL. Newton, n E. Pratt and j.
y Miller was evidence that the spirit
! of 10 still exists in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Thompson and
| four children. Euniee, Bernard, Alma and
| Wesley. accompanied by his uncle. Ar
| thur Thompson, came by automobile
! from New Haven, Conn, to spend the
J weekend with his father and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, also to
| make a short visit at Davidson Naples
and to call on Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Good
now.
| The Fourth of July picnic in the
| Union district was well attended. about
| 100 being present to enjoy the OCCASION
| The program included sports suitable
! for the day. Two games of baseball be
/ tween the married and unmarried men
resulted in score of 20 TO in the
! first, Tor the married men; the second
/ score . to 4 being in favor of the Iin-
married men.
Tho Christian Endeavor society of
| Newfane brought home the efficiency
| banner from the convention at West
minister West last Friday. Twelve from
| Newfane attended the convention. At
| the business meeting Of the society Sun
| day evening 1T was voted to adopt and
| buy the increase and efficiency standards
chart, which was adopted by the county
! union for use in all the societies.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene c. Wilbur. ae-
| companied by their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. jay Wilbur. and little Willis
and Marion. came by automobile from
! Hartford, Conn, to spend the Fourth
| in Vermont and to call on friends in
| Grafton. Townshend and Newfane Mon
/ day night they came to Davidson Ma
pies and in the afternoon Tuesday
started on their homeward trip.
Members of the Newfane Croduet club
| regret that they were unable to accept
the invitation to play in Brattleboro the
| Fourth. However, the club enjoved
game at home and hope to be able to
| play in Brattleboro on some future oc-
casion. Many from the village who
attended the celebration on the island
| in BrattleborO were pleased with the
entertainment provided for them.
Mrs. f. b. HYDE returned June 20
] from her visit with relatives in Bristol
/ Miss Helen HYDE, who graduated from
/ University of Vermont is home for the
! summer vacation and Miss Frances, who
1 taught the past year in Wilmington
and attended commencement at Uni
versity of Vermont. where she was a
| recent graduate. also is at home for the
summer. Miss CAROLYN. who attended
commencement, is visiting friends in
| Jefferson before returning home
/ Miss Florence Chapin of Chieopee
| Falls. granddaughter of H. A. Carpen-
! ter, accompanied by Miss Helen Burn
| ham and Miss Marion I've of Holyoke.
and Miss Mary Murphy. and Miss Bella
| johnson of Chieopee Falls. Mass. are
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter.
| They enjoy the beautiful scenery of
| Vermont and if possible will visit points
| of interest in Newfane and vicinity, in
/ Guiding Stratton mountain and Hamil-
ton Falls. All are teachers in the VIII
| limansett. Mass, schools, and viii re-
! turn to their homes the last of this
week, by automobile.
Frank J. ID. Barninm of Annoplis
| ROYAL. Nova Scotia. was guest at the
! Inn a few DAYS last week He has of
| fered $4,000 in prizes in relation to
| forestry work in Canada. Clifton Howe,
dean of the forestry schools at the Uni
versitv of Toronto, is the chairman of
| the iudoes in these contests. Last week
| he and Mr.. Barnium were reading es-
| saws i'm connection with one of these
I prize contests. The ESSAYS were on the
! subject of forest fire protection. one of
! the most serious problems in Canada
| since OVER one-half tof its enormous
forest area has been swept by fires.
! One House i'm Three Towns