The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-03
VERNON.

Mrs. Julia Newton is visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Ray Miner went Tuesday to Keene. "
H., to remain the rest of his vacation.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Piper of Springfield.
Vt. is guest at the Miller farm for a
few days.
Fresh-air children are being enter
tanned by Mrs. f. ]. Dunklee, Miss Fran
ces Powers and Mrs Parker.
Mrs. Hattie Baker is moving from the
Sreeter house TO the brick house recently
vacated by her son, Herbert Baker.
Miss Maud Whitaker returned to her
home in Wood Haven. y. j., after spend
ing two weeks at III. y. Browns.
The Ladies' circle will meet for Red
Cross sewing Wednesday afternoon. Aug.
10. Supper win be served at , o'clock.
Sunday morning services at Vernon
Union church conducted by the pastor.
Rev. f. f. Jones. at 1915; Sunday school
at noon; evening service at 40.
Rev +. +. Jones, Mrs. Jones and son,
Walter, attended the 10th anniversary of
the founding of Mt. Hermon school Mon
day Mr.. Jones was q member of the
class of 1900.
Mrs. F. I. Swift. who has been at Mrs
NJ /. Reeds. left Tuesday and will go
Wednesday to Washington, ID. c. Miss
Shirley Chaplin and Miss ClariSSa Ed
wards of Brattleboro were guests last
week at Mrs. Reeds.
Mrs. L. ]. Robinson and Miss Mary
Robinson of Jamaica were weekend
guests of Mrs Robinson's sister, Mrs. A.
G. Barnes. Miss Robinson returned to
her home Sunday evening but Mrs Robin
son will remain for a longer stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Durham of
East Dover visited briefly with her sister.
Mrs. Charles Tracy, Tuesday. They will
come Thursday to remain the rest of the
week They are attending the conference
in Mortified while on their vacation.
Sundays storm. while not quite so Sc
we're as north of the town. injured gar
dens. Tobacco at s. s. Pixies, John Ham
ilton's and John Wright's is practically a
total loss. Those having tobacco at the
center of the town were not so badly hit.
Vernon Union Sunday school viii unite
with the Christian Advent church at
South Vernon in a Sunday school picnic
at Jackson's grove Saturday at 10
o'clock. Those not having means of con-
veyance are asked to meet at the church.
All children and their friends are cor
daily invited. All sorts of sports are
on the program and ball game between
the two Sunday schools will be PLAYED.
Dinner viii be on the basket picnic plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Burrows are Ieav-
ing town for Holyoke. where they have
bought a news store. Mrs. Warner Bur
rows and Master William will not go at
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows will be
missed by wide circle of friends and
have the best wishes of the community i'm
their new work. Mrs. Burrows has been
one of the most efficient teachers in the
schools of town and will be greatly missed
! by her pupils and their parents
| Prof. c. B. Hanyen and sister, Miss
Louise Hanyen, and their friends, Prof
| Mcdowell. Miss Fish, Miss Lawrence
and chauffeur. who are on a camping trip
| touring the New England states, were
guests last week of Mr. and Mrs A. G..
/ Barnes. Prof. Hanyen and Miss Hanyeu
were classmates of Mrs. Barnes at the
state normal school at Mansfield, Pa, and
/ had not seen each other since they grad
uated 81 years ago. Professor Hanyen is.
principal of the schools of Wilkes-Barre
and the other members of the party are
1 his associates This is the fourth trip the
tparty have made having toured the Adi4
itrondacks, Yellowstone Park and parts of
Canada.