The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
VERNON.

Miss Ine7 Akley l. at home for the sum
mer vacation
John Gray Of New York !, spending hls
vacation with his family
Mis-, Viola Williams was the guest OF
George Lee al Woodlawn farm SUNDAY
Miss Alice Frost Of Newtonyille, Mass.
recently visited al the home OF her aunt
Mrs Burrows.
Rev. George f. Tyler Of Bristol. Conn
viii preach in the chapel next TUESDAY eve
Ining at clock
Mrs. G. X. Stebbins entertained her
mother. Mrs Dooittle, Of Winchester, ~
f.. few days this week.
Mrs Butler. who has been visiting her
mother Mrs Wetherbee, has returned 10
her home in Hnsdale, \. II
The pupils in Miss Boyd's and Mlss.
Grays school had a picnic IN the Plnes az
Miss Gray's home. Refreshments 81 zee
cream and cake were served IN the Woons'
The Ladies circle will meet Thursday
afternoon in their rooms IN the VestiE
supper will be served The women rear
lied a poodly sum from the supper gwen
Iat the home of Mrs Barnes last week. We
were clad to welcome so many Brattleboro
people and hope they will come again
Mrs r. c. Wright returned Monday
evening from Stafford Springs, Conn The
nrevious Wednesday she attended the we'd
Z ding Of her brother, Richard Bantord, and
Miss Greta Merrick. who were married
at high noon at the brides nome m Nun,
son. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Baniord VISITED
Mrs Wright few days SINCE Ihey nave
the best WISHES of Their Vernon acqualn-
tances,
The people everywhere are again reminded
of the dedication ceremonies on me sue on
Fort Bridgeman Tuesday, June -, on ne
well known Hubbard farm. 1t If especially
desired that the school children OF vernon
he nresent to assist in the Impressive ser.
vices which will emphasize the cost OF
our present peace and prosperity and send
into our hearts reverent gratitude to the
ancestors who rest from their labors,, but
whose works do follow them throughout
our fair land today
The schools in town closed Friday, june
16 At the Centre school, Miss Boyd,
teacher, the following were not absent dur
ing the term: Irene johnson, Mabel John-
son Edith johnson, Ernest johnson, Ar
thur Adams, and Mildred Lackey The
following were absent less than two days
Waiter Adams, Walter Baker, Hatt~
Johnson and Florence Weatherhead. Az
the West school. Miss Edith Gray, teacher'
the following were not absent during the
term Dwight Fairman, Charlie nae,
Claude Tenney Edith Brooks, DoIothy
Hale Lucie Hale, Gladys Ienney Cert
rude Brown and Gladys Brown we're aoseh'
only one half day each
The school in Central Park district
Taught bv Miss Bernice Boyd, closed sue
cessful term Thursday, OF last Week, lDy
suggestion of Supt. Whittier parents udf
was observed. There was good attend
ance including the superintendent and two
directors The exercises consisted OF orai
examinations, singing and illustrations OF
The new system Of writing General satls-
faction was expressed concerning the work
Of the teacher and pupils. Miss BOYD was
oiyen a surprise party IN the evening at me
School house. On Friday afternoon MISS
Rovd with her pupils, was joined by MISS
Grew teacher of the school in district, no
Z with her pupils and picnic was heid IN
Pine grove. Various games were enjoyed
and refreshments of ice cream ana CAKE
were served.
On Wednesday, Mrs, E. Stebbins, r., en-
terta;ned the Violet club of fltchburg,
Mass a birthday club Of which the hostess
Of fine day has been member Tor IA years
The women came on the tram, reachIlg
Vernon at III a. N. ana retuiiiilS az -
n. m. riding to and from the home IN
The Ii farm wagon which was decorated
with violet ribbons The club present,
ed their hostess with some oeauti1ul
HAND. PAINTED china and handsome embrol,
dered table linen. Mrs. Stebbins served
dinner and covers were laid for u. The
violet color predominated in the table deco
rations. which included a pirofuslon OF
lovely flowers, the guests bringing. many OF
them, The pleasant room, the dalntlly ap-
nointed table. with the happy faces about
It, will be long remembered by those IN
attendance.
The Larkin club OF 10 met with Mrs.
Dwight Phetteplace Friday afternoon. IL
was the second meeting of the club SINCE
its organization last July. The first meet
inc was held with Mrs. Eta. Toombs In
October but because of illness IN the mem
hers homes no more were held until last
week It being the last day of school, Mrs.
pbetteplace invited the teacher, Miss Julla
johnson, and her Is pupils, their parents
and friends to the number of 70, VINO were
all all present. Many of the furnishings ex-
empiified the Larkin plan and attested 70
the industry of the family IN Its pehalf'
The afternoon was spent in singing, games,
outdoor rambles and amusements' Inc