The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-25
NEwFANE.
Razaar 70 Be Held 1.-TWO DAYS.


candy and ice-cream, and a grab bag will
/ furnish fun. About 100 holders will be
/ sold. To the person buying the holder
/ with a certain number prize will be
given. The booths will be arranged TO
represent the days of the week. On tue
evening of Sept / Woodward's orchestra
will furnish music for dancing and
| supper will be served by the lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond of New York
| city came Monday to visit Ward III.
| Eager
| George O. Davis of Norwood Mass, is
| a visitor in the home of his sister, Mrs. III.
J Batchelder
| Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Rand of Worces-
| ter have been visitors at Mr. and Mrs.
| AIillard Martins.
Miss Martha Chase returned to
| Akron, Ohio, Saturday after spending a
| few weeks in town.
DR. Clifton d. Howe went to Montreal
| Tuesday on business trip and will re-
| turn Saturday TO Newfane.
| DIR. l.. II. Hemenway and Miss Clara
| Hemenway of Honolulu, Hawaii, were
| recent guests of Mrs. Lucy Hosley.
Henry Martin and Mrs. Lucy Hosley
| have moved into their new home on Main
street, recently bought of Fred Lang
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marcy and
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| East. have been visitors in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cam of New
| fame hill motOred to Albany Wednesday,
| Guy Grout accompanying them as chauf-
| feur.
| Dr. Carlton ID. Howe, who has been
| school superintendent in Essex Junction,
| has gone to Poultney to superintend
schools.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor meet
| ing Sunday evening is Lessons from
Gods Out of Doors. Miss Carolyn Hyde
| leader.
Raymond Brown and Miss Helen
| Wood of Brattleboro visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Browns sister, Mrs.
Karl L. AIaher. ~
Miss Helen Marcy of Los Angeles,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Marcy,
| has been a guest few days in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. BalIou.
! Mrs, Adams, housekeeper for Mrs
| Polly Ballou, is away for vacation of
| two weeks. Mrs. Marcia Morton is at
| Mrs. Ballou's while she is absent.
Mrs. Blanche Pratt, who spent three
/ weeks with her parents in Newfane, re-
| turned to Boston Tuesday, and for the
| present Mr., and Mrs. Goodnow are alone
Friends and relatives enjoyed a pleas
| ant evening at the home of aIr. and
! Mrs. Willard Martin last week in ceEebra-
| ton of the birthday anniversary of Mr..
! Martin.
Miss Mabel Hazelton, who has been
/ spending a week with Mrs. Jeanette J.,
! Gates in New London, is now visiting
| friends and relatives in West Town
| ahend.
James Newton, jr., of Worcester, a
| student at Dartmouth, is spending his
vacation in town, a guest at the New
| ton home and at the home of his uncle,
| W. II. Newton.
| Delmar Rowe returned Sunday from
Burlington, where he attended the am
| nual muster of the 172d Infantry, and
| il again helping through the season at
| the Newfane Inn.
Next Sunday morning Rev II. b.
! Hyde viii speak on The Making and
| Closing of the New Testament Canon
/ the second of the series on The New Tes-
/ lament as History.
A large number Of people from New
! fame including summer visitors, attended
| the Old Home celebration at Townshend
Aug. y, and many remained through the
| evening to enjoy the play
Roy &. Z. Monroe who motored to
| Burlington to attend the annual muster
Of the 172d Infantry, returned home
| Sunday. His family and Miss Olive
| Eager accompanied him on the trip.
/ Mrs. Carrie Crosier and daughter. Miss
| Flora Crosier, of Washington, d. c.. and
| Mrs. Winchester of BrattIeboro are Wis
| ltors at Mrs Cora Winchesters and at
| Wilson, NJ. Winchester's on the River
/ road
| George H. Harding of New Haven.
| Conn, like his illustrious relative, Presi-
| dent Harding, seeks ont a quiet place in
| which to rest, and has come to Newfane
| for short vacation, staying a week or
| more at Davidson Naples
Postmaster l.. II. Higgins and family
4 "a RE -
| brother, Claude A. Maher, Sunday. Their
| daughter, Margaret, who had spent the
| previous week there, returned home with
/ them.
Mrs. Fred Randall and daughter, Miss
| Eleanor, who have been spending their
| vacation at Wayside cottage, the home
OF Mrs. Randalfs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Il. NJ. Heseock, returned Monday to their
| home in Boston. .ss 3.
| Rev. and Mrs VIII c. Harvey and
| little daughter, Martha, who had been
/ spending vacation at the home of his
| parents, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Harvey.
returned Tuesday to their home in
Frank G. Harmon and daughter, Miss
Lind, and Mrs. Mavis Paige Downs OF
| Hartford have been recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n. NJ. BatcheIder Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wescott of Weathersfed. Conn.
came Tuesday to remain until Friday
/ Ill. j. Batchelder went to Easthamp-
1 ton Sunday to visit in the home of his
| son. George III. Batchelder. Miss Lora
| Dutchelder. who had been spending few
weeks with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Batchelder, returned home
! with him.
/ Mr. and Mrs Coggshall of East Haven,
i Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Spear and daIigh-
| ter, Dorothy, and friend, Miss Mary
! Hess, of Springfield, who have been sum
A of re Ran nd
Mrs. katherine Bush, all returned to
/ their homes Sunday
] Mrs. Mary Piper of BrattIeboro aud
daughters. Miss Mary and Miss Ger
trude Croker, have been recent guests of
Miss Laura A. Rice, who returned with
! them to visit in Bhattleboro and to visit
her niece Mrs. Freyenhagen, in Green
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