The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-17
VERNON.
Participate In Spelling Countess.


The following are names of those TAX
ing part in the spelling contest held
Nav Olivia Edison, Hester johnson,
Edward La Count, Lillian La Count,
Hattie Streeter, Harold Blodgett, Eliza
beth Stark, Ruth White, Edwin Smith,
Nathalie Carr. Gladys Nesbitt, Warren
Brown. Harold Miner.
Harold Miner stood longest He was
the winner in the contest last year
Warren Brown had second place.
Mrs. Fayette Stoddard, Mrs. B. H.
Newton, Mrs. A. G. Barnes were judges.
Vernon Grange will meet Saturday
evening May 20.
Mrs. NJ 4. Phetteplace has opened
her summer home in Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wright have
bought 1922 model Durant touring car.
Mrs. C. A. Beers is entertaining her
little niece, Gladys Dresser of Mortified.
Mrs. Edward Robinson has gone to
Nottingham to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Long.
Miss Ionia johnson is having week 5
vacation from her work at the Holstein-
Friesian office.
Shirley Chaplin and Clarissa Edwards
of Brattleboro were weekend guests of
Mrs NJ. /. Reed.
Miss Edith Brooks is staying at the
Powers home during the absence of Miss
Frances Powers.
DIR. Allen Wright and c. A. Wright of
Wilmington visited briefly with Mrs.
c. A. Wright last week.
Mrs. Hattie Baker is entertaining her
two sons and their families and other
friends from Worcester.
A special offering of 81 for worldwide
Christian Endeavor was taken at the {.
+ maatiug Sunday night
Mrs. B. L. Clark was called to Temple
ton. Mass, recently by the death OF
her uncle, Charles f. Forbes.
- Mr.. and Mrs George johnson of West
BrattIeboro were weekend visitors with
their daughter, Mrs. B. A. Streeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steers and son
of Wilmington were visitors in town
Sunday. attending church and calling on
friends.
Mrs. Ransom Akley of Guilford came
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. b.
H. Newton. She returned to her home
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson went
Sunday to Amherst to visit Thurlow
johnson and family, who recently moved
to that place from South Vernon.
Raymond Tenny, who underwent a
serious operation upon his eye in the
Memorial hospital, is able to come home,
but. he goes to the hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chester Ellery of
Keene, \. H., who recently bought Mrs
f. l.. Tombs s house, have come with
their two children and are occupying
their new home.
Miss Francis Powers spent several
days in Fairlee with her aunt, Mrs.
Addie Bremen. Mrs. Bremen is pack
ing her household goods and will come
soon to make her home with the Powers
| family.
George Stebbins met with a painful
| and what might have been a very serious
accident last week when he was kicked
| in the chest by his horse. No bones were
! broken but he was affected all over IRON
the force of the. blow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dunklee started
| SATURDAY. morning to drive to Rutland
! where they were guests of Mr.. Dun
| klee 5 mother They returned Monday
/ Mrs. Il. l.. Tombs of Brattleboro stayed
N the home during their absence.
| Weekend visitors at Mr.. and Mrs
| Dwight Phetteplace 5 were Mr.. and Mrs
| II. y. Harrington and son, Stanley, O
! Brattleboro. and Miss Pemilia Phette
place of Greenfield j. ID. Phet lace o
| Nottingham visited briefly with III
| parents.
| Sunday services of the Union church
| Morning service at lO45; sermon by TIT
pastor. Rev. T. +. Jones. Sunday schoo
/ at noon: Christian Endeayor meeting a
| I. Evening service at I.3Q. Nednesda!
| night teachers training class conducte'
by the pastor. followed by choir prac
| ticc.