The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-21
NEWFANE.

At present there are i've prisoners in
the county Jail.
Mrs, Alice Robinson is assisting Mrs.
Wilson Winchester a few weeks.
Mrs. William Davies of Chicago has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. II. b. Os-
borne.
Mrs. Emma and Miss Eta Lynde of
Wilibraham, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Abbie f. Morse.
Mrs. Della 7. Kenny went Tuesday
to Townshend to spend a few days with
Mrs. Walter Eddy. ..s-.
Howard Osborne returned Saturday
to University of Vermont. where he
will enter the third year
Next Sunday morning there will be a
children's service. The pastor will have
a story for the young folks. 80.
/. l.. Holland, after months vaca-
ton among friends in Jamaica and
Chester. returned Sunday to Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Becker of Ben
nington and Mrs. Ruth Lyman of vii
mrngton are visiting. Mrs. Herman L.
Eddy and daughter. Mrs. n. Wilder.
Raymond c. Longfellow has closed his
home on the WardsboTo road since his
ter.
Mrs. Margaret Wilcox went Thursday
to Albany, n. Y, to visit her daughter
and family and to attend to a matter
of business.
Miss Augusta Dingee who has been at
NeWfane Inn helping through the season
VIII return Saturday to her home in
Yarmouth, n. S.
The Christian Endeavor society has
now reached ia points on the efficiency
cnart, thus making progress toward the
aim of 300 points
Douglas Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Peters of Boston have been recent
guests OF their mother, Mrs. Patterson,
who Is cook at Newfane Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Aldrich and daugh-
Ter OF londonderry have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Eddy. Mr. Aldrich
Is attending county court as Juror.
). NJ Miller, who has been i'll in Lon
donderrY, has so far recovered that he
has returned to Newfane. On Sunday
he occupied his place in the church choir.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor
Can We Do To Help Foreign Missions.
1t Will be IN charge of the missionary
committee.
The dance last Friday evening under
the auspices OF members of the Odd Eel
lows lodge was well attended despite
the stormy evening Supper Melted the
Rebekahs over $40.
Jurors and witnesses make no long
stays IN Newtane during the session of
county court, as the ever-increasinr
number OF automobiles makes it possible
Tor many to return to their home each
night.
-, Ut. Clifton d. Howe, who has spent
Ine summer IN Newfane and much of
MS time at his farm. where he is making
many improvements. will return Friday
to Toronto university in Canada. where
ne Is professor IN forestry, and dean.
Mrs. Minnie Mountain Green made a
snort visit IN Newfane last week when
on her way from Canada to Spencer.
Mass; She spent Friday night with Mrs
Davidson and called on friends in the
morning before taking the Saturday
passenger train for home
Mrs. J. L. Martin has moved the new
building intended for garage near Ben
casson Cabin on Newfane Hill and it
now commands a fine view of the sur
rounding country. 1t is being converted
INTO a summer cottage and next season
WIl~be readgR for occupancy. ~..
Mrs. Anna Pratt, teacher in the vii
Iage school, is arranging in the
corner OF the school room cosy corner
or rest room in ease any of the pupils
should be i'll. The children are inter
esbed IN beautifying it. Chairs and n
couch have been contributed from
friends and the pupils are being taught
TO repair and upholster the furnishings.
The annual meeting of the w. c. T.
I ., was held with Mrs. c. +. Davidson
Friday afternoon. Following the deyo-
tional service led by the president, there
was a review of the work of the union
during the year. showing that the de-
partment work has not been neglected
and that the financial obligations have
all been met. The election of officers
resulted in the choice of Mrs. Eta Hes
cock, president; Mrs. +. c. Benedict,
secretary; Mrs. Lila Wiswall. trea-
surer; Mrs. q. w. Railway, advertising
and first vice president: Mrs G. +.
Davidson. second vice president The
program consisted of readings from the
Union Signal and the Review of Re
views.
Plans for the annual Grange fair are
in preparation. The dates are Oct. u
and IL. On the afternoon OF Thursday,
Oct. II, there will be a baby conference