The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-22
VERNON.
Davis Family Reunion.

The reunion of the Davis family at the
home OF Charles f. Davis Wednesday had
the advantage of perfect September weat 4
er and proved one of the most ENJOYABLE
gatherings ever held by this family. Early
in the day greetings were received by let
ter from Mrs. w. VI. Corser of Science
tady. y. ", and by telegram, as follows,
from f. n. Brooks of Seattle Wash. /:
Greetings from the Evergreen to the
Green Mountain state on this occasion,
May the bonds of relationship strengthen
as the years of life lengthen. and the name
of Davis be found on the roll of American
citizenship as long as the republic stands.
Two brothers and sister of Mr.. Davis
were present One brother. Martin V. B..
of Gardiner. Mass. has died during the
past year but his four children. three OF
his four grandchildren and two of his three
eat-grandchildren were present. Several
photographs of the party were taken on
the lawn in the morning and at noon a
bountiful dinner was heartily enjoyed. In
the afternoon watermelon, grapes. cake
and ce-cream were served. The visitors
many OF whom were from distance, made
a visit to the dam of the Connecticut Riv-
er Power company and were shown through
the power house. In the evening very
pleasant readings were given by Rev. BY
ron V Davis of Kents Hill, Me-, including
the verses when the Minister Comes to
Tea" Others present from ont of town
were: Charles l. Davis and Mrs. Z, \.
Brooks of Seattle Wash. Ceylon ;. lla-
Wis of East Somerville. Mass. Mrs. ; f.
Sheldon of Keene, n. H.. Mrs. Eliza Davis,
Miss Lottie Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Davis of Gardner, Mass. Miss VIC
and Mrs. B. r. Allen. Mrs. A. D. Rey.
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs William Heard and
daughter. Blanche, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
mund Heard and daughter, Louise, OF
Brattleboro.
w. f. Newton is in White River June
ton attending the Vermont state fair.
Silas Wilson of Richford is spending sew
eral weeks with his sister, Mrs. L. L. ia
quith.
Don't fail to see McCurdy, the famous
aviator. hv each day at the Valley Far,
Sept. &c. % and 2S.
Mrs. w. II. SINNERS went last Thurs
day to northampton, Mass, and spent
few days with her husband
Miss Sarah Maynard of Moores Corners,
Mass. and Miss Jean Jaquith of Monta-
pue. Mass were over-Sunday guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jaquith's.
MISS ina StTeeteT anu lci iltt'N hSP''N'
and niece, George and Elizabeth Streeter,
of Orange, Mass, came Friday for few
davs' visit with Mrs Harriet Streeter.
E. L. Mute went Wednesday to Sher-
born Mass, to join his wife and niue niue
daughter. After two-weeks' vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Mute and daughter. Sylvia,
Mrs. Polly Lee of Brattleboro and Mrs
Fred w johnson of Northampton; Mass
visited Mrs. Alonzo Stebhins and called
on several friends this week. Both
women formerly lived in Vernon and many
were glad to meet them.
Mrs. Julia A; Newton, who has , been
spending several months with her Oldest
sp, in Waterbury. Conn. received very
this weekwouu lod fthe time for all ,godd1d
cordial welcome from her many trends
this week With whom she he is s, spending agen
an active interest in church and Sunday
school work and all We're glad, to meet her
at the Ladies Circle Wednesday.