The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-03
VERNON.

C. c. Burnham of Springfield spent the
weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook and children
were weekend guests at ". NJ. Haies.
Mrs. A. Z. Weatherhead went, Saturday
to her former home in Glastonbury, Conn,
for a week.
Mrs!l JdliaANewtofi' .of Springfield is VS.
ting her brother, A E. Weatherhead, and
at b. H. Newton's. taf
Miss Edith Brooks went Tuesday to
BrattIeboro to attend athe Brattleboro
Business Institute.
Mrs. Joseph Woodard is entertaining
her brothers wife, Mrs. w. H Faslat
of Brightwood, Mass. ss ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmon Brown and fam
lily attended the old home day celebration
| in Mortified Monday
Miss Ruth French OF Springfield, Mass,
visited her aunt, Mrs. George Hubbard,
several days last week.
| Mrs. c. C. Burnham. and daughter. Eth
| ell. returned Thursday from Springfield,
where they spent week.
| Francis Woodard and son, Roy, of
Mortified visited Mrs. Annie Woodland
Sunday at B. H. Newton's.
Z Mrs Hattie Baker of Springfield. who
was with Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Bailey
some weeks, has returned to her home.
Miss Eleanor and Master Richard Cha
pin of Swampscott, accompanied by Ed
ward Davis, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
/ B. H. Newton.
: Mrs Bryant Washbuln of Racine, Wis,
sister of ID. L. Moody and formerly resi-
4 dent of Vernon, visited last week witt
! Mrs Julia, Frost.
William Phetteplaee, Nelson Toomhs
Edwin Smith Maynard and Ellwyn Mil
Ter spent several days last week camping
at Riverpoint, Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Reed of New
York city and son. and daughter. are spend
ing several days with Mrs. NJ. T. Reed
John Duke of Montpelier was also CUES
there recently.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur L. Miller enter
tanned IL friends at dinner Friday il
! honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright o
Providence, r. l., who are spending thei
vacation with relatives.
George H. Maynard of Somerville
, Mass, who came Friday to attend tn
. funeral of Mrs Randolph Knight, visite
o his neces, Mrs ID. r. Miller of Drummer
m y.
and returned Monday to his home.
e Miss Edith I-andman of Londonderry
n teaching in the Frost district an place 0
r Mrs Prentiss. as stated last week Mis-
n Landman will board with Mrs JUL
t Frost Miss Sylvia kddef .sof the mort
: school will board at James Phetteplace'
Ell Mr.. and Mrs WAYNE Reed of Montpe
: lier spent the weekend with Mrs. Nj. ]
d Reed They were accompanied home b
: their daughter, Miss BeatriSi Reed o
Washington, d. c., and son, Marshal
: who spent the summer with his grand
u mother. 72A
Q Miss Hattie johnson, Miss Glady
J, Brown, Miss Marjorie Burnhain, Harol
e Tenneg and Lyle stoddard, who gradt
g ated from the eighth grade. will atten
Brattleboro high school Miss Brown wi
board in Brattleboro but the others wi
go daily from town.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ID. Sherman starte
d Saturday on an automobile trip, going b
way of the Mohawk Trail They campo
Saturday night on the mountain, theme
;. going to Melrose and Troy, n. Y, an
]. returning Tuesday. They were accom-
h panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tudor
Y Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Doren and son
n who have been boarding at III A. Staten
II some time, have gone to Portland, NJ,
o. Mr.. Doren, who has been superintendent
el of the Connecticut River Constructio
Co, has been succeeded by George !
e Hewins. who had charge of the wor
d when the dam was built.