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Vermont Phœnix
Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, Ludlow, Windham County, Windsor County, Vermont
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Local news briefs from Vernon detail personal visits, a ladies' circle meeting, a preaching service, academic visits, building projects, school teaching appointments, a musical convention attendance, a family relocation, and school commencements.
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W. M. Reed of Springfield was at his old home over Sunday.
F. B. Warner was in Springfield for a short visit this week.
The ladies' circle will meet with Mrs. Whithed next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Foskitt spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Woodard.
Rev. J. I Beeman will preach at the chapel next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Prof. Wm. K. Shipman and niece, Miss Margaret Shipman of Tufts college, visited at E. O. Lee's this week.
The Vernon House is receiving a new coat of paint, and Mr. Johnson has broken ground for his new house.
Miss Florence Thurber of Brattleboro has been engaged to teach the school near Vernon station, beginning April 18.
Capt. B. R. Allen is in Whitefield, N. H., attending a musical convention. His daughter, Minnie sings there as first soprano.
W. H. Fosburg and family of Worthington, Mass., have moved to the farm of D. L. French, and Walter Barrows has moved from the French farm to Guilford.
School in Pond district begins next Monday with Miss Ruth R. Cronyn of Bernardston, Mass., as teacher; the South Vernon school also begins then, Miss Nettie Evans continuing in charge.
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W. M. Reed visited his old home over Sunday; F. B. Warner visited Springfield this week; ladies' circle meets with Mrs. Whithed next Wednesday; Miss Jennie Foskitt visited her sister Mrs. Joseph Woodard last week; Rev. J. I Beeman preaches at chapel next Sunday at 2 p.m.; Prof. Wm. K. Shipman and niece Miss Margaret Shipman visited E. O. Lee's this week; Vernon House painted, Mr. Johnson breaks ground for new house; Miss Florence Thurber to teach near Vernon station from April 18; Capt. B. R. Allen attends musical convention in Whitefield N.H., daughter Minnie sings as first soprano; W. H. Fosburg family moves to D. L. French farm from Worthington Mass., Walter Barrows moves from French farm to Guilford; Pond district school starts next Monday with Miss Ruth R. Cronyn, South Vernon school with Miss Nettie Evans.