Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20

old, some fine bed spreads, Mrs. Worden
and Mrs. Winchester some hand pieced
quilts. The school exhibits were n fine
collection. The village school won first
prize of 81; Union school I'd, 81.
The prize winners among the children
were as follows: egetables-Rodney
Davis, Soc; Roy Brooks Cd, 25c. Toma-
tOes-Nora and Ruby Winchester, 25c.
Ruby Winchester, bedquilt, SOC. Nee
dework-Marguert Jones, Soc; Grace
Rowe I'd, pc. Anna Perry. pillow, soc.
Kittens-Elizabeth Maher, zoe Canned
goods-Anna Glazicr, soc. Helene Hig-
gins I'd, Doc. Candy Marguerite Jones
SOC. Cooking-Dorothy Davis LIST on
bread, SOC, also LIST on pie. soc. and
cake, soc; Elizabeth Maher I'd on cake
25c.; Anna Perry special on cake. soc
No cash prizes were awarded the
adults.
Mrs. Viola l. Chase is improving from
an illness of few weeks.
Mrs. II. b. Osborne has gone to New
York state to visit her mother.
Traverse Robinson of Wardsboro Is
working in A. II. Farnum's garage.
Raymond Brown of Brattleboro spent
the weekend with his sister, Mrs Karl
70. N1aher.
Mrs. Hazel Robinson returned Sunday
from q visit of week with Mrs. Car.
RE Bowman in Bernardston.
Topic of the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening will be, Reverence
and Worship. George Bush, leader.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve its
annual harvest dinner Wednesday, Oct
% in the church dining room at noon.
Mrs. Alice Robinson, who has been
helping the past few weeks at Wilson
NJ Winchester's, returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pratt and SON
Robert, of Boston came to spend Colum.
bus day with Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Good
now.
A good number of Odd Fellows from
this village attended the district meet.
ing in South Londonderry Monday eve
ming.
Miss Katherine Granfeld of Spring.
held has been a guest few days of
Miss Margaret Maher, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Sargent and son, Robert,
returned Friday to Nashua with Mr..
Sargent, after spending week or two
in town.
Mrs William Rand went Tuesday to
Lac0nia. N. ". for visit and will then
go to Hessis. N. Y, to spend the win
ter With rela tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hescock attended
the wedding of their granddaughter
Miss Eleanor Randall, in Arlington
Mass. Saturday evening.
Judge +. L. Fish was in town the first
of the week to preside at few cases in
county court, returning Tuesday night
to his home in Vergennes.
Mrs. Edna Hamlin moved Monday tc
the new home she recently bought in
Brattleboro. She will be missed by
many friends in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Batcheder and
daughter, Lora, of Easthampton spent
the weekend in the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Batchelder.
Miss Cora Rich, who is employed il
Tacoma Park, near Washington. ID. G..
where Advent literature is published, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Leon Pike.
Two motor trucks owned by the state
are at work in town drawing loads OF
gravel to Brigham hill west of the vii
lage on the road leading to Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams OF
Providence have been guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Virgil Ranney leaving lTuesda,
to return to their home by automobile
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bills and brother
Marshall Cherrie left Monday in Fore
car with equipment for camping EN- rout,
to Florida, where they plan to spend tn,
winter.
The jurors in attendance at count,
court We're dismissed Tuesday from fur
ther service this term. Court cases ar
being heard and the fall term is drawing
to n close
Miss Caroline Bliss closed We-like-it
her summer home. leaving Thursday t,
visit friends in Brattleboro and Spring
field en- route to Akron. o.. where sh
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton O
Worcester, who have been in town OF
their vacation, left Friday for Hanover
n. H., to visit their two sons in Dart
mouth college before returning home.
Friends in town are sorry to hea
that Mrs. Martha Oatman. mother o
Mrs. O. II. Wright of Stanfordville. n
u. had bad fall one day last week an,
has since been confined to her bed in
serious condition.
Prof. G. X. Cherrie. who has been a
home about two weeks since returnin
from his last trip to South America, lef
Monday on another trip to South Amer
lea. Mrs. Cherrie is visiting her par
cnts in Knoxville, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy an
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perry of Ne,
Haven, Conn, Miss w. l.. Blakesle,
sister of Mrs. ID. Young, and Mr.. Share
of New York city are guests at Newfan
Inn enjoying the autumn season.
hTs. u. y. Drduley ana daughter, MIS-
Ruth Bradley, of New Haven, Conn
have come to spend vacation of tw
weeks at Davidson Naples. Like man
others who reach Brattleboro on the eve
ming train from the south they found n
connection could be made with Newfan
until the next morning, when they cam
by jitney, arriving Tuesday noon.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Z. Solandt G
Plantsville. Conn, and Rev. james 81
landt of Wallingford, Conn, came
Newfane Monday to make short Wis
with his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
George Solandt, after making tri
over the Mohawk Trail and on the
way to West Lebanon, n. H.. to Wis
another brother.
A pleasant surprise was given Fran
Rowe, when friends and neghbors, nun
bering 30 or more, assembled at his hon
and with good cheer and refreshmeni
greeted him in honor of his birthda.
The surprise was complete and tn
pleasure of the occasion unmarried. Pa
Tor amusements and music filled I'll
evening and the friends departed lea,
ing good wishes for "many happy II
turns of the day" "
On Thursday afternoon there was