The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-27
SOUTH VERNON.


B. \. Strceter bought new horse /
Monday.
The thermometer registered - above |
zero Tuesday.
Several persons have heard the frogs |
peeping loudly this week.
Mrs Harriette ! Johnson is in i'll health
with dropsy and complications.
Mrs. Patrick Twyon has been i'll with
stomach trouble several days.
Frank Fuller of Montpelier began
work for c. F. Fairman last week.
Mrs. Charles Richardson returned 10
her home in Buffalo, \. Y, Sunday.
Clifford Streeter. who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, is able to he
out again.
/ c. F. Fairman went to Shelburne
+ Falls Monday and bought IL horse of
Mr.. Wood.
Miss Minna Waller of Greenfield
came Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fairman.
| Mrs H. H. Forester of West Wards
boro came Wednesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Lackcy.
F. W. Stoddard and Arthur Martin
dale went to White River Junction
Tuesday to attend listers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Fairman went
to Greenfield Sunday to spend Easter
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Waller.
Several of \. \. Dmklee' 5 horses
have been sick with the distemper. Dr..
Rathbone of Brattleboro has been in
attendance
Mrs F. l.. Hunt and Mrs. J. f. Law
renee Of Brattleboro visited their
brother, W. II. Newton. from Saturday
to Monday.
The topic for the Loyal Workers
meeting Sunday evening will be The Inn
portance Of Missions. Leader, Miss Lii
liam Turner.
Miss Lucy Weatherhead of Westfeld.
Mass, spent her Easter vacation at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Weatherhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Burrows and two
children of Bernardston, Mass, were
Easter guests of her parents, Mr.. and
> Mrs. Fremont Fairman.
- Mrs Alfred Harrington and two chill
dren Neva and Lera, of Springfield,
=, Mass, came Monday for visit with
her brother, Frank Lackey.
I Mrs R. S. Brown and son, Eugene, Of
e Rensselaer,, \. y, came last week for a
two weeks vacation with Mr.. Brown 5
n parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Brown.
/. There was a large attendance Sunday
= at the morning service to hear Rev. r
Il H. Leavitt 5 fine Easter sermon. They
enjoyed very much the singing by the
: South Vernon male quartet.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buffum and
II family are moving their goods to East
Mortified to their new home. They
will live over the dry goods store he
a has nearly completed. We very much
II regret to have them leave.
~. Myron !. Stoddard, who has beer
~ i'll with neuritis since March Is, i.
n thought to be a little better. His broth
er, George, is with him to look afte1
, the chores, but he also is in very poo,
N health with blood poisoning and hear
VI trouble.
Ia The Lend-a-H Hand society will hold
h. sale of fancy articles, aprons, bed quilts
at etc, this week Friday night in John
is son s hall. Following this they will fur
a nish an entertainment of vocal music
recitations and readings. Everyone i
invited.
10 Frank A. Mills, who works on tn
G. new railroad construction job as hoist
ing engineer on the overhead pass a
Doolittle 5 crossing, was called MOnda
with his work train and crew to tn
III big washout and wreck at LyndOnvillC
on the Passumpsic division of the BO:
- ton & Maine railroad.
z The Easter concert was we'll attendo
] Sunday evening, and greatly enjoyed b
g all. Much credit is due the organis
81 Mrs. c. l. Holton, who so faithfully a
s. tended every rehearsal, and to the oil
81 crs who assisted to make it a success
al The church was very prettily decorate
81 with palms, potted plants, Easter lille
~ and cut flowers. Fifty potted plan
81 were given to the children who wei
b members of the Sunday school. L. Y
S. Brown offered to give 81 to the chi
q bringing the best heliotrope on Chi
u dren s day.