Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-10
VERNON.
Flower Dance a Great Success.

The Flower dance under the
auspices of the Jolly Seven" club was
a very jolly affair. The decorations
were unique and very beautiful, the
color scheme being pink and white, ap-
pie blossoms with a background of ev-
ergreens. The orchestra (Wales and
Dugan) screened behind a lattice work
of green and white starred with ap-
pie blossoms was at its best, and the
dancers were generous with their APP
plause.
Ice cream was served from a table
draped in pink and white and the water
jar was in a spot of beauty beneath the
evergreens. The flowers represented
were peoples. Miss Inez Akley; double
Russian violets, Mrs. Harold Akley; pink
rose, Miss Mary Miller; ox-eye daisy,
Mrs. Aida Heard; pink rose, Miss Roby
Wright; buttercup, Miss Gladys Rath-
bone; pansies, Miss Julia Johnson; pink
carnations, Miss Sarah Thayer; white
carnation, Parmela Phetteplace; pink
rose, Mabel Tombs blue chrysanthe-
mum, Mrs. Louis Fairman pink rose,
Miss Bernice Thayer; forgetmenots
Mrs. w. e. Tyler; red roses, Miss Tina
Streeter; white fringed chrysanthemums
Miss Rena Martindale; day lily, Mrs
B. H. Newton; wild violets, Miss Flor
ence Weatherhead; morning glory, Miss
Jerusha Bell. The club will give
another dancing party May %.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Thayer were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thayer
Sunday.
A. H. Jaquith went to South Lon
donderry Saturday evening returning
home Wednesday.
Rev. d. E. Trout will preach in Union
church at $50 Sunday afternoon. Every
body cordially welcome.
Mrs. ]. Laybott of Wakefield, Mass,
visited her sister, Mrs j. E. Hubbard.
the first of the week.
Remember the postponed Grange meet
ing Saturday evening The first and
second degrees will be conferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Bailey and E. w.
Pratt of Pepperell, Mass, were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sta
ten.
Mrs. Addie Tyler returned to her
home Tuesday after a stay of several
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. ]. e. Hub
| bard.
Miss Julia Johnson. Miss Leila and
Miss Gladys Rathbone were guests OF
Miss Roby Wright the night of the flow
err dance.
The ladies' circle will meet next Wed
nesday afternoon in the rooms. Supper
will be served. Please note change
from morning to afternoon sessions.
A prize speaking contest will be held
| in Union church Friday evening, May
| II, at 8 o'clock. small admission fee
will be charged and the proceeds will be
used to buy articles for the schools.
Mrs William Heard and little daugh-
ter, Blanche, with Mrs. Edmund
Heard (Alida Barnes) and small daugh-
ter, Louise, left Vernon Thursday morn
| ing for Boston. Friday morning they
| a lImOn
Costa Rica to join their respective hus'
bands, who are engaged in railroad
work there. Harold Akley accompanied
Mrs. Edmund Heard to Boston.
Little Anselie Bosquet, who died re.
Gently in Athol after four days Hines:
| from diphtheria, was the niece of Mrs
W. II. w. Burrows, who, with Mr.
! Burrows, went to Athol to the funera
which occurred on the afternoon of thu
day of her death. The little one hat
lived with her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. r. Upham, her mother dyins
soon after the chlld's birth. The littl,
girl was sweet lovable child and he
loss Ii deeply felt by her father ant
other relatives, to whom their Vernon
friends extend their sympathy. Mr.. ant
Mrs Upham came for a weeks visi
with their daughter, Mrs. Burrows, tn,
week following the death OF their grand
child.
The bell supper" on Saturday even
Ing was an occasion of unusual inter
est and rare enjoyment The daintil!
appointed tables were placed in tn
form Of a letter X with space in tn
centre filled by a small table with cen
tire of beautiful roses. About 70 peo
pie sat down to supper at $50, afte
which the ladies told the story in vers
and otherwise OF how they earned thei
dollars, which from all sources, CAV
the circle the sum of s65, the suppe
netting SIS more. gratifying result Il
all. DR.. N. p. Wood and Mrs. Woo,
were the special guests of the evening
Dr. Wood being the president OF the 80
ciety DIR. Wood expressed his pleasure
and satisfaction with the condition o
affairs and congratulated the societ.
upon It's position. The circle extend
thanks to each one for the individua