Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-02
WILMINGTON.


Miss Elva Lyman spent Sunday II
Springfield, Mass.
d. V. Butterfield has gone to Troy
NJ T., where he will take up newspape
work.
her house on High street but will rem
the same.
William M. Vogel is enjoying visi
from MS sister who resides in New
York city,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward McLane OF
| Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c
M. Russell
Arthur Robinson, foreman for the
press room of the Waterbury Record, is
visiting in town.
and Mrs. Lizzie Comstock returned tc
New York on Monday.
Miss Alice Plimpton is spending her
vacation in Wardsboro, Brattleboro
ana other county towns.
large number of our people attend
ed the fair at Brattleboro and all unite
in expressing the highest satisfaction.
The house of o. C. Ware came near
burning up on Tuesday. Fortunately
the blaze was discovered in time to be
extingushed
Myron ]. Pike of Readsboro has
moved to the tenement over o. o.
Wares store Mr.. Pike will act as
superintendent of the chair shop
II. V. Pindar and son of Middle
burgh, n. Y, have been in town this
week. Mr. Pindar was the husband of
Miss Martha Parmelee who died sew
eral years ago.
The Deerfield River company will
make extensive repairs and alterations
in the office building on West Main
street. During the time the office will
be in the dining room of the old hotel.
c. B. Lawton, son of the late O. b.
Lawton of this place and nephew of
o. NJ. Lawton of Brattleboro, now re-
siding in Brooklyn, N. ", has been in
town for a week or more visiting
friends and relatives.
The reception to Rev. and Mrs.
Mitchell on Friday evening was large
ly attended at the parIors of the Baptist
church and was very pleasant affair.
We extend our best wishes and hearty
congratulations to the newly welded
couple.
Rev. O. III. Palmer has accepted a
unanimous call to the pastorate of the
Baptist church at North River, War
rem county n. Y, and will move about
Oct. 10. This place is located Ga miles
north of Saratoga on the ID. & H. r. r.
We regret to have Mr.. Palmer leave us
but trust he will find his new field one
of satisfaction.
j. H. Kidder and Charles NJ. Ware
who have been west on business con-
nected with the savings bank, returned
on Tuesday evening. They have been
absent about four weeks, have travelled
5000 miles, met with no accident, and
have had a most pleasant and enjoya-
BILE trip from the first to the last. They
report most favorably as to the general
business outlook in the west and found
the loans as placed by the agents for
the savings bank satisfactory in every
r. P. Crafts, Jr.. was arrested on
on the charge of furnishing
liquor to Jackson Barlow.
who became intoxicated to hilarious
degree. Crafts spent the night
in the lookup and on Wednesday
was brought before JUS
tice w. R. Boyd for hearing. Charles
5. Chase for defendant and Q. e. But
terrified for the state. The warrants
were issued by town grand juror j. r.
Buell., C. M. Russell and o. r. Buell.,
officers. Crafts pleaded guilty to the
charge of intoxication and was fined IS
and costs amounting to 5000. The
,ther case was continued until Oct. 81.
The body of Mrs. Henry w. Parmelee
vas brought to this place from Boston
IN Monday and inferred in Riverview
cemetery. Mrs. Parmelee was
Miss Lucinda Fisher of cambridge, N.
7. She was relative of the late
Ileazer Gorham and came to Will
nington about 1858 on visit
She was married to Mr.. Parmelee in
$50 and they went to Boston in 1851 |
where they have since made their |
lome. Mr.. Parmelee was in the milk |
business for a time but in late years |
lie was the proprietor of an express
quite. Mrs Parmelee was most |
worthy woman and leaves many friends |
O mourn her death. She has been a |
treat sufferer for the last few months
rom acute neuralgia. The funeral /
ervices were conducted in Boston.
Two sons survive her.