The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-07
VERNON
Snnner and Program a Snreess

Supper and Program a Success
The strawberry supper given by the
Ladies' circle last week was success
full and enjoyable affair and attended
by about I75, who enjoyed a bountiful
supper. Many were present from Brat
tleboro, Mortified and other surround
ing towns.
Owing to the number present and the
warm night the pavilion south of the
church was opened for the entertain
ment, which followed the supper.
Mrs. Eleanor Hewitt of Brattleboro,
accompanied by Mr. Hewitt. and Miss
Doctor of Mortified. accompanied by
Miss Williamson, were very generous
in their solo work and were much APP
preciated.
Readings were given by Mrs. F. r..
Jones. Archie Ainsworth, George Nick
erson. and Enoch Ainsworth in his in
imitable way rendered Medicine Jack,
The proceeds were s64 %. The women
thank those who SO generously helped to
make the evening success.
Mrs Eldridee of Albany is visiting
Mrs. Fl. W. Fairman.
G. NJ. futile of Londonderry was in
town on business Wednesday,
Miss Gladys Brown is at Mortified
seminary during the conference.
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Saturday to Erving for several days.
DIR. G.. r. Barber of Brattleboro was
in town briefly on business Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Sheridan of Toronto. Canada.
is visiting her sister, Mrs Major But
terfeld.
Miss Mabel johnson of Athol visited
last week with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heyey Portor and family
of Greenfield called on friends in town
Tuesday.
Florence Hamilton went Monday to
the Green Mountain camp at West Dunn
merston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morris of Whit
ingham were guests Tuesday at j. I.
Wright's.
Miss Laura Retting of New York city
was a weekend visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Staten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed and son
Marshall. of Montpelier were holiday
guests of Mrs. NJ. |. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Stetson and Mr.
| and Mrs Herbert Baker of Nottingham
visited at Mrs. Hattie Bakers Tuesday.
Miss Roby Wright. Miss Marion
| Richardson, Ralph Gates and Frank
Woodward spent Tuesday, at Lowell
DR.. and Mrs. n. P. Wood of Northfield
and Mrs. Julia Newton of Akron, o..
/ were in town Sunday to attend Uni.
/ versalist services held in the Union
/ church
/ The tobacco growers of Vernon, will
4 the exception of w. c.. Fairfield, who
/ raises about two acres of tobacco, have
| Joined the Connecticut Valley Tobacco
! Growers association.
| Services at Union church Sunday
morning service at l045, sermon by
1 the pastor. Rev f. +. Jones; Sunday
/ school at noon; Christian Endeavol
| meeting at o'clock, followed by eve
/ ming service
| Many Vernon persons are planning Il
attend the Old Home Sunday service il
| Guilford Sunday afternoon, July %
when Bishop Hall of Burlington will
preach in Christ church. which observed
| its centennial four years ago.
Mrs. 4. J. Brown, jr., and son, Alex
ander of Yalesville, Conn, came las
week to remain for the summer Will
Mr. Brown. Francis Brown was a week
| end visitor with his parents before GO
ing to the White bIountains for TIN
! summer.
News was received of the death O
| Mrs Bessie fHalei Turner in Wor
cestcr hospital Saturday The funera
was held in Leomnster Monday. Thosl
attending were Mrs W. NJ Hale, Charles
| Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes. Mrs
/ Barnes formerly lived in town and ha
been a frequent visitor here. The sym