Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-19
WILMINGTON.

A. L. Childs, who has been ailing for
several days, is once more able to be at his
place of business
Fred Putney went to Millers Falls on
Wednesday and will work for the Millers
Falls manufacturing company
Hollis Town of Dover, who died on
Wednesday, was well known to our people
as an honorable upright man. He was a
member of Social Lodge +. a A. NJ. and
a number of the members attend the flu
neral. which will be held this. Friday, af-
ternoon at West Dover.
c. L. Griffin contemplates improvements
on his property.
John L. Patch has been in town this
week to visit his father who is seriosuly
sick.
Rev. E. W. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce have
been i'll for the past few days. Mr.. Pierce
was unable to conduct religious service last
Sunday.
Children's Sunday was properly observed
at the Baptist and Methodist churches last
Sunday. Each church was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers, and interesting pro
grams were presented.
1t is expected that preaching service will
be held at the Congregational church next
Sunday.
The Times building is nearly completed
and will be occupied next week. The
building is large and commodious and
makes marked improvement to the village.
The local W. c. r. L. is making plans
to organize a loyal temperance legion for
the children of the town. with Miss Vera
johnson as leader Mrs. L. A. Kenyon
of Townshend is expected to be present at
the next quarterly concert Sunday, June
p, to give chalk talk and complete the
organization.
The regular meeting of the W. c. r. L.
is held this afternoon with Mrs. Clara b.
Barber.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. selma
Putnam has receive pension of SO per
month SO far as we know this is the first
pension granted in this town under the
new law.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Kidder. Mrs Lizzie
Bell, Mrs Follett. Mrs Z. 4. Willard. IT,.
and son. Eli Porter, Miss Alice Jollvette
Mrs. Mary Harris, Mr. and Mrs. O. 2. Har-
ris, Carroll Batchelder. Wilbur stowe. Mrs
Frank Barnard are few of the many
who have recently suffered from the grip
In fact it would be easier to make list OF
those who have not been afflicted than of
those who have been i'll.
Recent arrivals at the Vermont House
are Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis, F. Cavan-
augh II. f. Baldwin, Boston: +. L. Thorn
as. Richforj: +. f. Temple. North Adams:
W. c. Lincoln, Brooklyn \ b. {. De
tendorf, Troy y. y; NJ. W. Thomas.
Willamstown, Mass.
Eighty-tive Autographs OF Wilmington
village have been distributed this week.
Mrs Frank Snow and Miss Nora Wilder
are visiting their mother. Mrs 4. l..
Wilder.
An effort is being made to institute
camp of Sons Of Veterans in town.
Raponda is now open for guests,
This item is copied 10y request from the
Times of last week:
Miss Emma l.. Sp 'nccr who died Nay - under
50 sad circumstances, was born ~ West Dover
oct. D. ls5{ Most Of her life was PASSED IN this
town ana Nllllmsiown. Mass. Shr united Wltn
the Methodist church IN this place while Mr. Cav.
lord was pastor She was with her sister Mrs : II
Robelts- IN WlllialnStuwu when her health h-eln
10 taii News Of r. father failing health called
her home although hardly able to come She
kept up until the death of her father ON the sun.
day following her arrival, when her strength he
gan t. fail and she died on THURSDAY. She was a
great sufferer from the first nut was very patient
through all her sickness