Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-10-18
SOUTH VERNON.

a. A. Dunklee recently bought a new
automobile.
Herbert Smith of Boston. visited at j.
w. Amldon's last week.
Rev. A. f. Phelps attended the con-
vention in Boston this week.
Mrs Clarence Beers went to Dr..
Thompsons in East Mortified Saturday
night to care for Mrs. Thompson.
All are very glad to hear that Mrs S.
w. Bailey's health has so far improved
that she is able to take short drives.
The topic for the Loyal Workers meet
ing next Sunday evening will be The
last day apostasy." Leader, Miss Mar
guerite Fuller.
John Lackey and brother-in- law, Her
bert Parsons of Wilmington, were guests
over Sunday at the formers brothers,
Frank Lackey's
There was a good attendance last Sun
day at both morning and evening SER
vices in the church, and the speaker was
very interesting.
Mrs. F. e. Johnson and daughter, Miss
Ruth, and son, Nye, of Wilmington, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j..
Stone, last week.
Rev. A. T.. Phelps will preach his fare
, well sermon next Sunday at 1915 a. m.
1t is hoped that the church will be filled
both morning and evening
Harvest day exercises will be given by
the Sunday school children in the Ad-
| ventist church next Sunday evening at
| 730, entitled "A basket of fruit" Every
| body welcome.
Mrs. Henry Rollett of Centreville, r. L.
was called home suddenly Monday on ac-
| count of Mr.. Rollett's illness. She had
| been visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis La
| belle, several weeks. She is much inn
| proved in health.
Miss Genevieve Skies, who has been in
very i'll health a long time, but is better
now, recently received a jar of large,
| delicious Strawberries picked fresh from
| Mrs. NJ II. Browns garden. Others also
! have been remembered by her.
Some lively work has been going on
at the Skies house within the past two
| or three weeks, and it looks as though
wedding bells would ring in the very near
| future, especially when a brand new
trunk came to the depot one Sunday from
Shelburne Falls decked out in different
colored ribbons and marked Just mar
ried."
Mr.. and Mrs. Perey S. Bond and broth
| er, John Campbell. and Miss Rosabel
Manngan, all of Dorchester, Mass, came
by automobile to the home of Mr. Bond s
father l.. l.. Bond, Friday night On
Saturday they visited at the homes of
his sisters, Mrs. J. w. Amidon and Mrs,
| e. A. Fits, and In the afternoon started
for Charlestown, N. H., on their way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. e. johnson and daugh-
ter Miss Ruth, and two of their friends
started early Sunday morning and came
all the way by automobile from Whining
ton to hear Rev, f, II, Leavitt of Roch-
ester, N H., preach in the Adventist
church at 1O45. They called at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Stone
a short time on their way home. She
found her mother suffering from a very
severe cold but Mrs Stone is some bet
ter now. Mr.. Johnson Is acquainted will
Mr.. Leavitt and thinks he Is fine man
Miss Janette Bascom, 70. who has beer
housekeeper for her brother, DR.. Bascom
several years, died Saturday night o
chronic gastritis after having been II
falling health some time. prayer wa
offered in the home Tuesday at IL a. m.
by Elder Clapp The body was taken t.
| Hinsdale for burial and prayer wa
offered at the grave. Mrs. Abbie Rogers
OF Winter Park, Florida, a sister, is will
her brother DR.. Bascom, for the present
Another sister, Rosa, lives in East North
field She won, while here. many friends
and she will be missed by many in he
home town, where she lived many years
Much sympathy is expressed for the tw
sisters and brother The floral tribute
were many and beautiful.