The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-27

May 3, at 80 o'clock, when it is de-
sired that all village voters be present.
Mrs. George Foster attended the
funeral in Brattleboro April 20 of Po-
liceman Ellis G. Worden, who was an
old sehoolmate and neighbor in her
childhood days.
The nursery stock so freely ordered by
many in Newfane has been delivered and
the work of setting out apple and other
fruit trees is engaging the time of all
available laborers.
Noble Pratt has sold his cottage near
the NJ O. Howe place to Fred Robinson.
who, it is reported will move the building
to South Main street on land owned by
Herman l.. Eddy.
Mrs. A. III. Farnum returned home the
first of the week, after a months stay in
Brooklyn. Mrs Helen Newell of that
city accompanied her niece and will now
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Far
mum.
The first croquet game of the season
was played on the common by the veteran
players, Herbert Wells and Ransom
Rhodes, who INDUCED in their pet pas
time before the spring cleaning of the
common.
Religious services will be held next
Sunday morning at II O'Clock at the
churc1. Subiect of the sermon, Religious
Authority Special music. Tt is the plan
now to continue the chorus choir of Eas-
ter through the summer
The household goods of George Prem
tiSS who lived for the past year on Rev.
Mr.. Bakers farm on the Williamsville
road. were taken by auto truck to
Springfield. where Mr.. and Mrs. Prem
tiss lived before coming to Newfane.
There will be a dance in Union hall
Thursday evening, May 4, under the aus
pieces of the hall committee. The proceeds
will be used to defray necessary expenses
on the building. Supper will be served
by the Union Hall Helpers, with music
by DayenpOrt's orchestra of five pieces.
After short recess county court was
in session Monday, Judge Wilson re-
manning in town over the weekend. Call
ing of the grand jury Tuesday brought an
unusually large attendance and the two
hotels received good patronage. Indica-
tons point to a short term this spring
Mrs. Mary f. AIecker of New York
city, who spent the winter at Davidson
Naples. returned to Newfane Monday,
after an absence of three weeks on q
business trip to New York and New Jer.
sey, and since then has been confined to
her home by illness. Mrs. Margaret vii
cox has been caring for her and now re-
ports her patient improving.
Good work was accomplished Satur
day by Messrs. Ballou, Benedict, Ben
| son, Carpenter, Eames. Eager, Foster
| Frazier. Higgins, Martin, Miller, Mon
| roe, Newton, Osborne, Park, Rowe
| Warren and Wilder. when they raket
! the leaves and all the debris from tbs
! village common and removed everythin.
| by wagon loads, leaving a clean smootl
surface which is rapidly putting on thu
| new spring green.
! The church was we'll filled Sunday. The
| annual service for the local lodges of the
! Odd Fellows and Rebekahs was attended
! by 80 members of the Odd Fellows anC
Is members of the Rebekahs, wht
! marched to the church in a body The
! topic of the sermon by the pastor. Rev
! F. h. Hyde, was on Justice in Religion
/ There was special music by a full choil
and a duet by c, L. Hescock and Mrs
/ Roy Monroe. The church was very
| prettily decorated with flowers and ported
/ plants by Miss Amy Read and Mrs
! Ruth Monroe, who have charge of The
/ floral decorations for this month.