Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-08
SOUTH VERNON,

George Fairman of Colebrook, N H., Is
visiting in town.
This town went no-license this year by
a majority of 25
Miss Amy Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs F.
w. Stoddard are ILL.,
Miss Irene Fairman is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Leon Burrows, in Bernardston.
Mr.. Labelle and son are saving wood
for the farmers in town with their gaso-
line engine.
The w. H. e F. NJ. society will meet
in the church next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
a full attendance is desired.
Mrs. w. n. Dunklee was elected cor
responding secretary Sunday evening at
the Loyal Workers meeting.
Herbert Baker has recovered from
measles. He returned to his work in
Buffum & Sons store last week.
]. A. Beers hurt his foot in the woods
last week. Blood poisoning was feared,
but Mr.. Beers is getting better.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Streeter went
Wednesday to the home of their parents
in Bernardston to visit a few days.
The topic for the Loyal Workers meet
ing next Sunday evening will be Our
Fathers care" leader, Warren Dunklee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dennison of
Athol. Mass, came to visit from Satur-
day to Sunday with her brother. Charles
Spear.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson and daughter
Miss Martha, of Northampton visited
from Friday to Sunday with Mrs Charles
| Jackson.
Rev. A. E. Phelps preached fine SER
| mon Sunday morning on Safeguarding
the home, neighbor and society" 1t was
| very appropriate to the no-license Ques-
| ton.
Willie Hibbard met with a severe ac-
| cident while coasting Tuesday. He cut
a cash on one Of his legs below his knee
| which required IA or Is stitches by the
| doctor.
| Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shine and family
| of Hillsboro,, n. H., visited from Monday
| to Wednesday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. j. Stone. Mr. Shine came home
| to vote.
| Fremont Fairman presented his daugh-
| ter, Miss Pauline, with a handsome up
| right Haynes Bros. piano last week in
reward for the faithful care she has
| given their home for long time.
Ernest Blodgett's family are improving
| slowly but his mother Is having a pain
| full time with her finger, on account OF
blood poisoning. 1t was feared that am
| putation would be necessary, as the bone
is affected, but 1t seems a little better
A new clerk was added to the list OF
! Buffum & Son one day last week. He
decided to make his permanent boarding
| place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Clar-
| ence Buffum. He came on the very last
day of grace, which was Thursday. Feb
20. Although his age will advance every
| year he can not have a genuine birthday
| party except once in four years, on ac-
count of his being a leap year" boy
| His name is Richard Edward Buffum
Mrs. Amy Beers is caring for him ano
his mother. Mrs. Clarence Bufum.
Miss Gertrude Hunt of Brattleboro en-
tertained the sewing club of that village
of which she is member, by giving
them a sleighrlde party to the home o
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Newton of this place. Saturday. They
were jolly crowd of 10 consisting o.
Mrs. F. r. Newell. Mrs Frank L, Barber
Mrs. r. l.. Greene, Mrs. w. L. Hunt
Miss Beuah Tucker. Miss Miriam How
ard, Miss Marjorie Crosby, Miss Zo'
Ward, Miss Gertrude Hunt and thu
genial driver, Frank H. Howard. The,
spent the afternoon and evening will
Mr. and Mrs. Newton. They had flint
supper and enjoyed games and vocal ant
instrumental music, The party brok'
up at late hour to enjoy delightful
moonlight ride home.