Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-25
WILMINGTON.

in town this week.
Noe Dupies broke his leg while a
work in the woods last week.
The farmers are harvesting the po'
tato crop and report a good yield.
A large number of our people viii
attend the Bratteboro fair as usual
Henry Castle and Horace C. Otis Of
Boston returned to their homes Mon
day.
Miss Esther Olive Spencer of Shell
burne Falls spent Sunday with friends
in town.
c. C. Barlow is having slate roofs
put on his tenement house on River
side street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Courtemanche
and daughter Ethel were in North Ad-
ans Wednesday.
| Mrs. George f. Roberts went to
Pittsfield Thursday and will be the
guest OF Dr. Roberts.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
of the Baptist church will return soon
and occupy his pulpit as usual.
Eddie Dogan who has worked for
ingham at work for Charles T.. Put
nam.
The young peoples Whist club met
with Miss Hammond at the hotel FRI
day evening and had a most pleasant
time.
Mr.. Mckenzie will remove to the
Wheeler place near Haystack He will
do some farming and work for w. NJ.
Vogel.
Rev H. X. Riegel is gaining and is
so that he can walk about by aid of
crutches. He don't want to play ball
any more at present.
William Mcdonald went to Turner's
Falls, Mass, Thursday where he has a
position with the Connecticut Valley
Lumber company.
1t is expected that ]. H. Kidder and
C. NJ. Ware who went west in the in
terest of the savings bank, will return
in the early october.
Miss Edith Bell has returned to Pitts
burg, Pa, and will resume her physi
cal culture work in which she has been
so successful. She has an engage
ment for the coming year.
John G. Batchelder who has been at |
work in Hartford for several months |
is in town and will assist his son Car
rol T. on the farm. Just before re-
turning to this place he lost a valuable
horse.
Mrs. Jessie Corse, widow of the late
Herbert r. Titus. whose funeral &C.
cured at this place several months ago,
IS in town visiting friends and rela-
lives, the guest of Mrs. George +.
Haynes.
AS anticipated "Old Jed Prouty"
irew a large house at Memorial hall
Saturday evening. over 400 tickets
were sold. The entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyable and contained
nothing Objectionable
Herbert J. Chase, who has charge of
he Forest and Stream club property
has moved to the club house and will
emain there for the winter. Clarence
corkins win occupy the tenement va
,ated by him in w S. Browns house.
Clarence p. Buffum has decided that
lie likes Wilmington better than he
loes Boston and returned to town this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Buffum will re-
ume housekeeping in the Buffum
flock Glad to have everybody come ,
Jack ,
Percy +. Comstock, who has been Sc
iously i'll at the hotel for several ,
weeks, died Monday afternoon. The ]
uneral occurred at the Universalist {
hurch Wednesday morning. The I
ody was taken to Bennington for in I
erment. Q
The Readsboro Chair company is 6
making great improvements in the
liant recently purchased of the Will
nington Grain and Lumber company.
We are glad to see new buildings going a
p but it is a pity that so much of the h
ublic road has to be taken for the Il
urpose. &
Luther II. Barber, a former resident Z
f this town, is visiting friends and rel q
tives here. He has been employed L
y the Estey Organ company for "a q
ears but has decided to move to Man II
hester, n. H., where he has a desira
lie position with a leading firm of
callers in musical instruments We
-ish him success in his new field of
Ibor. u