The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
VERNON.

Mrs. Frank Lackey has gone to Lon
donderry for two weeks visit.
Miss Emily Bailey of West Brattlebor,
was guest Of Mrs. w. A. Squiers Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Laybott of Wake
field, Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. +. Hubbard last week.
There will be regular meeting of Yer
non grange Saturday evening, the literary
program being in charge of the graces
Ceres, Pomona and Flora.
Mrs. Mary Salisbury of Guilford has
been a guest several days OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Ii. Newton, who returned from a
weeks visit in Boston last Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Wood and children re-
turned TO their home in Camden, n. j.,
Thursday, after months stay with her
father and other friends here and in
Brattleboro.
Mrs A. II. Jaquith accompanied her
daughter, Jeanette, to Boston last Sat.
urday; she is to take 9 months course
in the study of telegraphy. Mrs. Jaqulth
returned Tuesday.
1t is a remarkable and sad coincidence
that two of our best citizens, Mr.. Cush-
ing and j. A. Brown, notices of whose
deaths were in last weeks paper, should
be taken from us on the same day.
Rev. d. NJ. Trout will preach in Yer
non Union church next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Sunday school will be held
at 2 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend both services.
Between 10000 and 1000 railroad ties
and about 10000 feet of switch ties were
inspected few days age. for Barnes
Brothers. The inspector said that it was
the largest lot ever inspected at one time
for one party.
Schools began this week in town. Miss
Ruth Hawks teaches the Center school;
Miss Florence p. March OF Bennington,
the South Vernon school, Miss Edith
Field of Bernardston the Pond school,
Miss C. M. Crosby the West school, Miss
Cloffon of Lebanon, Me-, will teach the
North school, beginning next Tuesday
The people of this town will deeply
,ympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z.
Eager of Pierre, s. d., in their sorrow.
Mrs Eager was Miss Minnie 5. Lee, a
lighly esteemed young woman OF Yer
ION, and Pierre publication Of this week
1as the notice of the death of Clarence,
heir oldest son which occurred Aug. 26.
'This sad event has plunged the home OF
he deceased into a gloom that few can
appreciate 1t has taken from this city
me Of its most promising and capable
young men, and deprived wide circle OF
riends of most highly esteemed com
,anion. He was born December, 1887, In
pierre. was graduated quite young from
chool here, and from the state univer,,
itv at Vermilion two years ago, and |
vould have completed the law course |
ext wear. He was the pride of his home |
nd had all the bright prospects de,
CRYING young man can have. The funeral
vas on Sunday at the home in East
,ierre where there was the largest dis
LAY Of floral tributes ever seen IN
'ierre."
The marriage took place Wednesday
vening Aug. 26, at the home OF the bride
n Garfield street Of Miss Doris johnson,
aughter of 7. w. johnson, and frank
Wright of Bernardston. Rev. f. >. Smith
f East Haverhill performed, the ceree-
lony, the single ring service being used
iiss Alice Avery of Westfield, cousin
T III The groom, played the wedding march
.om Lobengrin. The rooms were pref
Nv decorated with ferns and hydranngeas.
Iiiss Lila johnson, sister of the bride,
az bridesmaid and Homer Wright OF
ernardston. brother of the groom, was
ast man. The bride wore princess
,wn of white lawn and valenciennes lace
nd carried a shower bouquet OF brides
,ses and maiden-hair fern, and, the
r;desmaid was in champagne-colored silk
uslin. Fifty guests were. present from
9 r. Springfield, Leyden, Bondville, i
ernardston, Wardsboro, Brattleboro and |
ornon VI. The presents consisted OF
T cut glass, linen and silver and
40 in money. The bride and groom, left I
e' next morning BY automobile and m on
he, the groom is clerk in Lazelle's {