The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-28
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NEWFANE.
On Wednesday morning the ground on
the hill was white with SNOW
Mrs. Mary Perkins plans to remain
at the Nutshell a week longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards. who
spent the summer in Chester, are at
Dorr Aliens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Higgins of Brat
tleboro were at the home of his brother.
Lewis Higgins Sunday.
The fund for Children's Aid in this
town reached SD and has been for
Warded. The cIOta of Newfane was
Rev. F. B. Hyde was in Townshend
Tuesday to attend the funeral service of
Mrs. Dauchy, wife of the postmaster
Mrs. Bert Smith of Brookline is spend
ing a week with her daughter Mrs. Ruth
Monroe, and her mother. Mrs. Edwin
Jones.
Mrs. Clara Moulthrop. nurse. from
Brattleboro and her daughter, Miss Mar
g&ret. called on Mrs. f. w. Underwood
Tuesday.
1Irs. F. +. Hyde and little daughter,
Elizabeth, returned home Friday. having
spent few days in Wilmington with her
daughter, Miss Frances, who is teaching
school there.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening is. \ SaloonleSS
World and How to Get 1t. Mrs q. T.
Davidson leader.
Newfane ike other towns has suffered
less because of the freezing of apples on
the trees. \. r. Underwood is one of
the heaviest losers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Cam closed
! their summer home on Newfane Hill this
week and leave Friday to spend the win
ter in New York city.
Mrs. George Solandt went Friday to
EnoShurg Falls to visit her mother. who
IS not in good health. She will remain
with her a short time
jesse \. Harvey Of Ricbford has been
in town for a short stay. visiting his
parents. calling on old friends. and
bringing in his usual bcvy Of wild biddics
Miss Nellie Pratt has closed her home
after being here through the summer.
She went Monday TO spend the winter
in Greenfield mt the home Of her brother
Clifton Pratt.
Mrs. NJ. NJ BeddeU of Springfield.
Mass, sister to Mrs Alice Micott's SON
in-law came Oct. Is to visit her During
her stay of three days in Newfane, she
made Il hasty canvas for antiques
Mrs. Lovisa Downs went Wednesday
to Bellows Falls to spend several weeks
with her niece, Mrs. Lucien Hunt. /.
5. Sayrc of Townshend came for her at
noon and they made the trip by autUmO-
bile, going through Athens.
Newfane Grange was we'll represented
Wednesday evening. Oct. Is. when Neigh
bor's night was observed by the Brattle-
bnrO Grange. About - from NeWtanc
were present to present the program, the
Bf3ttleboro lodge serving an excellent
supper.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Newton were
present NJ the banquet at the Brooks
House Monday evening, when the leglsla-
tive nominees and their wives in Wind
Ian Y a q
tlebOrO for conference and to hear the
speakers, Hon. Fletcher Proctor and
Congressman Frank l.. Greene.
About so friends and neighbors en-
ioyed u pleasant evening Saturday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown.
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Brown.
Games were enjoyed. refreshments of
sandwiches. cake and coffee We're served
and gifts were made to Mrs. Brown by
many of those who attended.
Mrs. Charlotte Harvey visited her son,
Homer J. Twitchell, and family at South
Londonderry Monday and Tuesday, and
assisted in celebrating the 18th marriage
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. -Twitchell.
Miss Charlotte X. Twitchell. a teacher
in the Windham center school, gave her
grandmother, Mrs. \. c. Harvey, sur
prise call Saturday. Her sister, Grace,
is teaching the village school in Peru.
Former Lieut. Gov Roger Hulburd of
Hyde Park who was stopping few days
in Manchester and vicinity, came to
Newfane Sunday morning to call on n
G. Harvey and celebrate their Seth birth
day They were born III Waterville, Oct
%, 1876, We're always together in their
boyhood. and the ties Of love and loyalty
which so firmly united them in their
youth have never been lessened.
c. 4. Parker of Boston, \. G. Harvey
of this village and Arthur Twitchell of
South Londonderry, piloted by Arthur
Amsden, mOtored Oct. 16 to West
Bridgewater, where they met 5. \. Pratt,
Fred Putnam. FL r. Perkins and w. G..
Harvey. and all hiked to killington
camps for the night On Tuesday morn
ing they visited the peak, returning to
their homes the same evening desiring
to repeat the trip III the fall of 1923
On Tuesday three from Newfane, Mrs.
! Jessie Bradley and Miss Ruth Bradley,
guests at Davidson Naples, also Mrs.
Augusta Whitcomb. Joined the Sayre
party from Townshend for a trip over
THE Mohawk trail 1t proved to be an
interesting outing rs they went through
Dover Wilmington and Nottingham.
visiting the big dam on the way and re-
turned by Greenfield and Brattleboro.
| reaching Newfane >at 3 m. full of en-
| thusiasm for the wonderful Mohawk
| trail.
Charles Alden Parker. rs, former post
master and for many years ono of the
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