The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
VERNON.

The barber shop will be closed Saturda!
noon.
+. o. Peirce OF Warren, Mass, is visit
ing in town.
Miss Annie Reynolds of Bellows Falls Is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Thomas Carpenter
Miss lnez Akley is spending her vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii
Akley.
NJ. ID. Whitman is in Burlington this
week, attending the school OF instruction
for health officers.
Mrs. Orrin Stowell and Mrs. Henry
Stowell OF Brattleboro were guests OF Mrs.
\. 6. Barnes last week.
The Ladies circle will meet next Wed.
nesday afternoon. Supper at the usual
hour. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. j. l.. Squiers OF Brockton, Mass,
and her sons Raymond and Del.oss, are
guests OF her cousin Mrs. ii. A. Staten.
Mrs. w. L. Hubbard and daughter Dor.
othy are spending few days at the Hub
bard farm, with Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Hub
bard.
Miss Mary Miller is away from G, H.
HubbarS's for vacation and Mrs. Lizzie
Knapp OF West Brattleboro is taking her
place.
Vernon grange will not meet as usual
on the first Saturday evenings this month
and next, but will hold meetings the third
Saturday evenings only.
A. G. Barnes has fine field of about
six acres OF potatoes all in bloom-not
weed TO be seen, and it is worth taking
the trouble to 60 and see 1t.
Pastor Ii. j. Farman OF the Seventh
Day Adventist church, will speak in the
Union church next Suday, July 9th, at
$50 p. IN. His subject will be Gods Mes
sage for Today.
Mrs. Mary Barber OF Westbrook, Me,
who has been a guest OF Mrs. A. IL. ia
quith several days, has returned to her
home, accompanied by Capt. +. b. Spears
Miss Mollie Jaquith is recovering from an
attack OF heat prostration.
The delegates to the congressional dis.
trict and state republican conventions at
st. Johnsbury and Montpelier, Il. ii. Ak
ley and NJ. /. Reed, returned home on
Wednesday evening. The delegates chosen
to attend the county convention at New
fame July are j. &. Allen, \. \. Dunklee
and NJ. II. Powers.
marriage of her daughter, Edith Helen
StowelI, to Allen Leslie Ballou of Cannon
City, Col. The marriage took place at
Pemblo, Col. Mrs. Ballou was a former
resident of Putney, the daughter of the
late John w. Stowel. She has been
teacher in Boston, Maine and Geneva,
Ohio.
Sarah S. Upham, SO, widow of Charles
Upham, died in Holyoke, Mass, Monday.
The body was brought to Putney Wednes-
day for burial in the East Putney GENE
terry. Mrs. Upham was the second wife
Of Charles Upham, and during their resi-
dence in town lived in the house now
occupied by John Austin at East Putney.
The school in the Center district closed
last Wednesday, with very pleasant and
ENJOYABLE lawn party at the home of the
teacher Miss Lena G. Chase. Pupils who
have been perfect in attendance are Stella
Adams, Florence Weatherhead and Alfred
Lackey; absent but one day, Mildred
Lackey. The pupils of the North school
enjoyed an automobile ride at the close
If the term last Friday by the kindness
If II. A. Staten. Mrs; Bertha Bemilss,
,eacher. gives the roll of honor of pupils
,avinr no absent or tardy marks as fol-
ows: Lee Barnes, Margaret Carpenter,
Sarah Thayer, George Thayer and Roby
Wright. Pupils Of the West school having f,
10 absent or tardy marks during spring
erm are Jerusha A. Bell, Gertrude
Grown, Dorothy Hale, Charlie Hale, War
EN- Hale and Dwight Fairman., This
chool taught by Miss Susie Willard closed
June 26, with exercises consisting of {
music, readings, Rotations and dialogues, {
which were much enjoyed by visitors as G
veil as by the pupils The Pond school, /
aupht by Miss Gincie Gould, closed the G
pring term June 26. Pupils having no
bsent or tardy marks are Edith Brooks,
\my Easton, Maria Palmer and Charlie