Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-22
VERNON.

Miss Mary Sueeter goes to Ware, Mass,
next week.
Rev. j. D. Beeman will preach in the
chapel next Sunday at =. NJ.
Miss Edith Hill has recently returned
from England and is with her friend, Miss
leila johnson.
j. II. and Albert Lamb Of Greenfield
visited Mrs. Julia Frost at her Tyler Hill
home this week.
There is 10 be harvest concert at the
chapel" on Thursday evening, to which
all are cordially invited.
Several OF the friends and pupils Of Miss
Harriet Webster from District No 2 at
tended the Carey Webster wedding on
Tuesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold harvest concert at the chapel next
Thursday evening at 100. All srs cor
daily invited to attend.
The gentlemen members of Vernon
grange entertained the ladies at Golden
hall Saturday evening. After the lectur-
er's program, consisting of music, recita-
tons, readings and the discussion of the
important question Of "What would do II
| were a woman" was completed, fruit
supper was served, consisting in part Of
bunch of bananas, 10 pounds of figs, 20
pounds of grapes, pears apples, dates and
crackers. None Of the gentlemen dared
undertake the task of making tea and cof-
fee, and this being a land of prohibition,
and the ladies becoming thirsty, dilemma
presented itself, but thoughtful brother
remembered the mill pond near by and
proposed to condnct the ladies down to it.
60 rfV, . h. k..v 10 l..fr tk
quenched and each man carried home a
heavy vote of thanks, which the ladies
unanimously passed.
Miss Matte n. Miles and Ora +. John
son invited few of their friends 10 an in
formal dinner party on Wednesday at the
residence of Chas. Z. Davis. Just what
the entertainment was 10 be was not fully
understood by all, but when the pleasant
face Of the Rev. j. d. Beeman appeared it
was suspected that Hymen was to have an
important part. AT sharp II o'clock Mr..
Johnson and Miss Miles. accompanied by
Mr.. DAVIS. took a position just in front Of
a bower Of brgouids and Other flowers and
plants and Nj. k"r'nan conducted a very
pretty aud impressive wedding &c remony.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson received he hearty
congratulations OF all present, after which
the company Sal down to an elaborate din
ner. At 4:30 MIR. aud Mrs. johnson
boarded The cars at Central Park station,
amid a shower Of rice, for brief wedding
journey.
The closing assembly given by Messrs
j. II. Frost and Il. 4. Stebblns, at Cen
trail Park last Friday evening, was all that
it was advertised to be- and the evening
was perfect one for such a gathering.
The concert was one that all lovers of good
music, much enjoy, and STATIONS or
chestra give nothing but the best. More
than 20 couples joined the dance and there
were many present of the more sedate,
who did not care TO dance. Among those
present from out of town were DR.. and
Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Robbins,
II. r. Lawrence, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. c..
W. Hubbard from Braltleboro and SUI
perintendent Mckenzie of the New Lon
don Northern railroad. In the lower room
of the pavilion, a banquet was held com
posed of choice viands, "such as regal
state requires" of which it is sufficient TO
say, that it was prepa ed under he SUI
pervision of Mrs. Julia Frost. Much credit
is due the managers of these assemblies,
Messrs., Frost ami Stebbins, for making
them strictly first class and allowing no
rowdysm about the premises, aud for heir
courteous attention to all guests. Dnring
the season their popular resort has been
visited by many thousand people and all
are unanimous in giving it the r p1'ation
of being one of the most beautiful and
best cared for places of recreation that can
be found outside of The elaborate pleasure
parks near the grea cities.