Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-07
VERNON,

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day from Bristol, Conn.
Miss Edith Gray of Windsor, Conn, is |
at home for the summer
Raymond Fairman of Belmont, y. H., |
spent the holiday at his home here.
Henry Martin of New York city spent
the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs Staten.
II. +. Akley has employment at the
Connecticut River Power Co.'s plant.
Mrs Hattie Baker is caring for Mrs.
Major Butterlield and infant daughter
Miss Helen Fits of Guilford is spend
ing few days with Miss Katherine Mil
Ter.
Miss Irene Fairman of South Vernon
was guest last week of Miss Edith
Brooks
Mr. and Mrs Sherman Pike spent the
Fourth in lInsdae, n. H., with his sis
ter, MIS-. Spraguc
Miss Emma Gray. who spent three
weeks at her home here, returned to the
Brooklyn hospital Sunday.
j. C. Gray and friend, Albert Garriety
of Norwalk, Conn, are spending few
days with Mr. Gray's family
Miss Constance Wright of IIinsdale y
H., spent several days last week with
her cousin, Miss Roby Wright.
Mrs. William Heard and daughter,
Blanche. of Newport, y. H. arc spending
a few days in town with relatives.
A. l.. Miller went Wednesday to Bur
Iington to attend health officers meet
ing. lie will remain until Saturday.
Mrs. II. l.. Strceter, Miss Tina Strcctcr
and George and Elizabeth Strcrter came
Friday from Greenfield for the summer.
y. l.. Miller and family enjoyed a picnic
with friends and relatives on the Fourth
ut their former home in West Bratteboro.
MIR. and Mrs. Jameson and two children
and George Blackmcr of Turner's Falls.
Mass, were guests last week at d. p. Pres
colts.
There will be a dance in Vernon Grange
hall Friday evening, July !. There will
he good music for dancing, also ice cream
and cake
Mrs. G K Stcbbins returned from Win
chester, y. H., Wednesday after spend
ing few days with her father, Albert
Dooittle
Clarence Convey of West Rrattleboro is
at work for II. \. Staten in place Of W.
Athcrton Hale, who is "A member Of Com.
pany |, V. y. G.
The body of Lyman II May, former
resident, was brought from Marlboro Fri
day and buried in the family lot in the
North cemetery.
II. f. Akley and family spent the
Fourth in Bondvillc They were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs W. s. Cavanaugll
and daughter, Winifrcd.
The Ladies' circle will serve a straw.
> berry supper in the vestry Friday, July
II, from to p. III. \ small sum will be
charged. All are invited
The families of H. 4. Staten and j. r
Wright enjoyed picnic with the families
of Mrs. +. II. Al;ley and F. A. Richard
son in Brattleboro on the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and daughters
| Carolyn and Anna, OF Ieominster, Mass
spent a few days the first of the weel
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ
Hale.
number of persons attended the
strawberry festival given by the Ladies'
circle of the Universalst church in Gull
ford Center last week and all report a fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barnes entertained
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. n s. Yates o
IIoneoye Falls, n Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
J.. b. Knapp of Fayre, Pa, a few days Thu
week.
Miss Beatrix Reed Of Montpelier spen
the weekend with her parents at the HON,
Of her grandmothcr Mrs NJ l. Reed
Marshall Foster Reed of New York cit,
is "A guest of Mrs. Reed
j Mr. and Mrs b. A. Strecter were guest
Sunday of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Sprague
and family in Gill, Mass. They were ac
companied by their niece, Hattie johnson
who remained for longer visit.
Mrs. A. f. Wcathcrhcad returned t,
her home Friday, after spending tw,
weeks with her father and other relative
in Glastonbury, Conn. She was accompa
MED by her brother, Charles f. Manning
and Miss Emily Seger, making the jour
= ney by automobile.
The next Grange meeting, July l5 vii
be observed as Old Home night and al
persons who have at any time been mem
bers of Vernon Grange are cordially in
vited to be present. The program will b,
,, in charge of the past lecturers and the lee
turers hour will be open.
Mrs. Hattie Nesbtt returned to Wind
, sor Tuesday, accompanied Icy her son
llazen Her household goods are bein,
moved to that place and her daughter
Gladys, will join her mother and brother
in a few weeks. Mrs. Nesbitt has al
excellent position as nurse for the Ma
tional Acme Mfg. Co. and will max,
l her home in Windsor for the present
Ernest A. Reed of New York city, sol
of Mrs NJ. | Reed of this town, resigned
! his position July ! at the Pacific bank
with which he has been connected l.
years. to become president of the d. f
Adams silk Co. of New York, whose fac
tories are in Athol, Mass. Mr.. Reed has
| very many Vernon friends who are glaC
. to congratulate him and wish him every
success.
Rev. D, f. Trout will present another
, free illustrated lecture, on At the GATES
of the New World and Beyond. on Friday
Q evening, July II, at 7.45 o'clock, in the
2 church. All are welcome The lecture is
Il study of immigration following the i'm
, migrants from Ellis island to the various
occupations throughout the country. The
hymn America will be illustrated witt
colored slides
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