Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-02
N THE LOCAL FIELD.
WILMINGTON.


ro,yn Report Figures.
IN .uditor's report and Goth an
Ins r Jgi Of the finances of the town
rsA sAn .s.ned and distributed to the tax
hi - .bi. week. Following are some of
n hr1res --...s,,. ESQ 900 .,
0s, trarsag' ~, hand 1,se6.S9
lk- 80 receipts, ~4Aoo
~. a miintGnius lSa's' ass 10
On "a breaking roads Ss 49, ~
SlpgoH 9; ~ 2,653 7S
scr1o't o. So 5000
- nd legal services. 80 SS' -
s- -. balance due on the town farm has
- - n,id during the year, and the town
=. M standing Indebtedness aside from
= . ~ debt, which is $500, $1,000
d - ,sili and accruing interest, is payable
a. n, .fsirs of the town are in excellent
I'm and unless something unusual
,.---s' N mise expenses $1.30 to $1.35 on
ffin,, n the grand list will be sufficient
!, STsr expenses for the coming year.
n. uol,on was called on Saturday to
,,...ribs for E. E. Wheeler.
p.v R c. T. Mckenzie has attended
-. "a. in Halifax and Readsboro this
T-,,l GAYLORD. salesman for Brown, Dur
II : Co. Of Boston, has been in town
As week.
CM Russell is conveniently located in
a.. -sv Office in town hall block, and is
r,sp,red to transact business for any who
J.h
vr r. 0. Wellman, whose severe ILL
= vss noted last week, died on Thurs
az manning. The funeral services were
- 4. the Methodist church on Saturday.
PTRC {. T. Mckenzie officiated, assist
Sbr Rev H. A. Abbott, and preached an
,,rrouriate discourse. The body was en-
Ind until Tuesday of this week, when
~ was made in the family lot in Whit
,1am. sympathy goes ont to the friends
aihsf affection.
The regular meeting of the Literary and
semitic union occurred on Wednesday
,s1iDg, and as usual the hall was crowd
dpits fullest capacity. Piano selections
rss rendered by Misses Rosa Haynes,
H,h Kiider. Maude Mcclellan; recita-
t,s by Mrs. Henry Z. Mann, Miss Laura
Z HAYNES, Miss Mabel Fitch, Master
Yy7i Johnson. Miss Esther o. Spencer;
railing. Mrs. Hemon B. Ware; vocal Sc
brions Miss Blanche Roscoe, Mr.. and
US J. H. Kidder and Master Arthur
Gthn banjo selections, A. c. Haynes,
+. Of New York.
Tie annual meeting of the Deerfield
Valley Creamery association occurred on
Iaasiay al the town ball. These officers
wv elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
IL; and treasurer, Edward Titus; direc-
IN, Edward Titus, Henry Adams, C. NJ.
Var, 0. W. Boyd, o. L. Corse of Dover;
I7iiofs, L. ". Boyd and George Faulk-
u: clerk. C. NJ. Ware. 1t was voted to
X lste Il cents per pound to defray ex-
pass and TO make the same charge to pa
Tas and non patrons for butter. The
Eci1ct for the year has been 79,50S
plnds, which has averaged % cents per
u7nl 10 the patrons, clear of all expense.
1 vls voted TO purchase a Babcock cream
z.s The association is in a prosperous
0adnon, and the prospects are encourag-
n in every respect.
Harry T. COrkins and Miss Minnie Z.
Eply were married on Tuesday morning
& the residence of the brides mother,
" Lucy B. Patch. Rev. H. A. Abbott
Paio!med the ceremony, only few of the
iret relatives being present. After a
Ist1lng breakfast the happy couple took
u tain for Boston, Fitchburg and other
ats. They will return on Saturday, and
RECEPTION will be given in the evening.
~ Colkins recently came to this place
fo1 Williamsyille and assumed the POI
SIN Of superintendent Of the mills own
a'y the Wilmington Grain and Lumber
company. He is an active, capable young
Hln, and We heartily welcome him to our
Mn Ms. Corkins has spent nearly all
aei life in Wilmington, and is known
~ highly esteemed by a wide circle of
Eislds' For several years past she has
"a assistant in the savings bank, of
,1.eh institution her brother-in-law, E. A.
AAAfi, j., is treasurer, and has displayed
IaeA ability in this position. We extend
-'41! congratulations.