Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23
SOUTH VERNON.

| The farmers have begun cutting their
tobacco.
Miss jeanette Bascom's aged sister is
visiting her.
Alvah Hawks has gone to Hartford,
| Conn, for a short vacation.
Walter Needham has gone to Boston
to study electrical engineering.
The heavy rains last week greatly i'm
! proved vegetation in this section.
George L. Stocking of Fitchburg Wis
| tied his mother and brother recently.
Mrs. Emeline Aldrch of WATERFOWL,
Mass, is visiting at w. ]. Weather
heads.
Sherman Jenne of Hartford, Conn, is
guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
HAWKES..
Vernon Grange gave a very pleasant
social and dance at Central park Thurs
day evening.
Roger Lawson of Bristol, Conn, is
visiting his friend, Carey Tyler, until
Sept. /, at w. H. Newton's.
Harold Streeter stepped on some glass
and cut his foot badly Saturday and
blood poisoning has set in
Mrs. Hattie Blodgett of Jacksonville
came with an automobile party to her
sons last week for a short visit.
Mrs. William Tyler and daughter,
Edith, of Dorchester, Mass, visited her
mother-in-l law, Mrs. Martha Tyler, Fri
day.
Mrs. Carrie Richardson of New York
city is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hawks at her farm, the Fred Brown
place
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Alexander of West
Dummerston visited her sister, Mrs. C.
j. Stone, this week, also other relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bejamin Mehuron and
little daughter, Roberta, of Brattleboro,
were guests over Sunday at Frank
Lackeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harrington of
West Springfield, Mass, came Saturday
for few days visit at her brothers,
/ Frank Lackeys.
Rev. Charles Lyman Smith of St.
Johnsbury is expected to preach in the
Advent Christian church next Sunday at
lo45 good attendance is desired.
Abbott Brown of North Bernardston
and his grandson, Roger Tyler of Dor
chester, Mass, visited Mr.. Tyler's grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Tyler. Monday.
Miss Janet Bascom went to Hins-
dale last week to attend the burial SER
vices of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Stebbins
Searle. While away she visited Mrs.
Julia Davenport.
George Billings of Hatfield has bought
the tobacco crops of w. ]. Weatherhead,
Charles Spear and Mr.. Pike for II cents
In the bundle. Ernest Blodgett has a
fine piece on new land and has sold his
for Is cents.
Miss Amy Carroll will finish work for
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jackson Satur-
day and go to her home in Rowe, Mass.
for weeks vacation. From there she
expects to go to Schenectady, N. Y, to
take up work in the millinery business
Mrs. Jennie Colburn and daughter,
Miss Grace Of Springfield, Mass, and
son, Harry, are spending a two weeks
vacation with her father Curtis Sever
ance Harry Colburn and a friend in
Brattleboro have gone on an excursion
TO Montreal and on walking trip to
northern Vermont.
Mrs. Lucy Dresser of Wendell, Mass ,
died of brights disease about noon Monday
In the home of her granddaughter Mrs.
Amy Beers of this place. She was i'll
two or three weeks in her home in Wen
dell and came to the home of Mrs
Beers a week ago last Saturday to be
cared for. Her condition improved until
Monday morning, when she became sud-
denly worse and failed rapidly until the
end. The body was taken to Wendell
Tuesday and the funeral was held there
yesterday. Mrs. Beers was present