Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-09
WILMINGTON.


Services will be held at the Univer.
salist church May 25 sermon by Rev.
II. X. Riegel.
Rev. John NJ. Greene, ID. D., OF
Lowell, Mass. cousin of Mrs. Salome
ID. Hubbard, was guest at Porter q.
Hubbard's the first of the week. N.
M. Negus has commenced work on his
new house on the lot beyond John F.
Bassett's place. w. X. johnson re-
moves from Frank Rays tenement on
High street to tenement in Charles
lC. Barlow's house Oh North River
street
Edward Belknap and Thomas Smith
of Searsburg were arrested Wednesday
for intoxication. They were brought
before Justice Warren r. Boyd and
plead not guilty, but the weight of ar
gument seemed against them and they
were convicted and fined s. and costs,
amounting to Sl3 %. The fines were
suspended on condition that they be-
have themselves hereafter 1t is to be
hoped that the lesson will be salutary.
The annual parish supper of the Uni
versalist society was held Tuesday
evening at the church and was most
| happy and enjoyable occasion. Nearly
100 sat down to the bounteous repast
and full Justice was done, as matter
of course. Musical selections followed
and the pastor, Rev. Henry X. Riegel,
made very apt talk upon the work of
! the past year and urged all to take
hold of the .labors of the coming year
with renewed energy Trustees Chan
! dler and Brown also made brief re
! ,,lr hn lnIf
cards were then collected and the re-
suit was most gratifying. The salary
of 81, 600 will be easily raised and the
services of Mr.. Riegel which have
been so acceptable in the past, will be
secured for the coming year.
At the last meeting of C. b. Lawton
post, G. A. r., the following selection
of officers and committees for Memo
rial day was made President of the
day, o. f. Buttertield; marshal, F. +.
Ray 1st assistant, J. H. Stowe; I'd
assistant, j. H. Kidder; committee on
vocal music, Rev II. X. Riegel, Frank
j. Corbett and Charles ID. Spencer;
general committee of arrangements,
o. f. Butterfield, f. E. Ray and n
NJ Haskell committee on flowers, Mrs
f. F.. Ray, Mrs X. p Ames, Mrs. j.
II. Kidder Mrs. II. X. Riegel, Mrs,
W. NJ. Vogel and Miss Rosa Gilbert
committee on collation., Mr.. and Mrs.
X. p. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs n NJ. Has
kell, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gilbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter d, Adams. To as
sist in the patriotic observances in the
several village schools, j. II. Buell., J,
II. Kidder, X. p. Ames and George Z.
Haynes; Castle school, j. II. Gould |
ing, Fred Moore, c. NJ. Ware; Dix
school, William NJ. Ballou, Rev, Mr..
Wells, H. F. Barber; Corbett school, /
f. F.. Ray, Rev H. X. Regel, II. \.
Wellman Cutting school, Rev. NJ. K. !
Foshay, L. II. Adams, \. NJ. Haskell: /
Fitch school. j. II. Stowe, Rev ". 4. |
Estabrook and Walter ID. Adams.
Mrs, Fannie Pease Goulding, wife of
Col J. II. Goulding, died very sud
denly at her home on West Main street
Monday evening. Mrs. Goulding had
been in feeble health for quite a long
time and her death was not unlocked
for. but the end came unexpectedly. .
She was the daughter of Rev Aaron G..
Peasc, Congregational Clergyman,
and was born in Pittsford August Il,
1913. She was married to J. H. Gould
ing August Is, 1863, at Norwich Her
mother was Anne Page, a sister of Gov.
Page of Rutland. Mrs. Goulding was
a lady of determination and manifest
ed great zeal and interest in whatever
she undertook. She has been interest
ed in church WORK all her life and since
her residence in Wilmington she has
taken prominent part in the concerns
Of the Congregational church, using
strong effort in the church and the So
cieties connected Herewith She was
a devoted wife and an atfectionate
mother. She was the mother of four Y
children, all of whom survive her: Ma t
tilda Pease. Anne Page Willis of Rut-
land, James Marshall and Philip San
ford of Tennessee. Beautiful floral of
ferings were made by the Congrega- !
-ional people. the ladies of the w. c. !
L. Z, and the Ladies' Aid society. !
Brief funeral services were held at the i.
,esidence at l p. m. Wednesday after =.
loon and the body was then conveyed .
o Rutland where the regular funeral :
vas held and interment made in Ever !
green cemetery. AS mark of respect :
he trustees of the Savings bank, of -
which institution Col. Goulding is the
rusted treasurer attended in a body {
md accompanied the hearse to the :
lepot. Mrs Goulding was highly re
pected in the community and general ;
goes out to the bereaved
amily