Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
WILMINGTON.
Various Annual Meetings and Elec'
tions of Local ORGANIZATIONS.


Mrs. Edwin Dennison is visiting hei
children in Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Batchelder Were
in town over Thanksgiving.
Clarence f. Buffum of South Vernon
was a recent visitor in town.
Stephen l.. Bond has been engaged
as foreman of the new factory.
We are glad to learn that Albert L.
! Wheeler who has been seriously i'll. is
gaining.
Perry f. Davis has been housed for
week by Illness, but was out on the
street again Wednesday
| S. Johnson. who has been staying
with his son Frank. went to Reads
boro. Tuesday to visit his son George.
! Major Fred w. Childs of Brattle-
| boro has been in town this week. He
intends to go south next week for the
winter.
| The Joshua Simpkins company had a
good house at Memorial hall Friday
evening and the entertainment was
well spoken of.
The social dance last Thursday
evening was not largely attended but
all had very pleasant time and en-
| joyed the excellent supper served at
| the tavern.
Miss NJ. p. Goulding left Friday
for months vacation in Mt. Hermon,
Mass. Miss Goulding went via Rut-
land where she left Joseph with his
aunt Mrs. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Packard of
Geneva, N. Y. We're in town the first of
the week. Mr. Packard was formerly
editor of the Times. but is now the
editor of daily paper in Geneva
VIM Crosier is having a weeks va
cation from his duties as engineer of
the H. T. and w. passenger train; and,
with Mrs Crosier and son Harold, is
visiting in North Adams and Will
Jamestown. Mass.
Mrs. A. C. Buell. entertained at whist
Saturday evening. and in spite of the
pouring rain and slippery travelling
enough guests We're present to make
four tables. Refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served.
The annual meeting of c. B. Lawton
post was held Saturday and these Of
ficers elected for the coming year:
Commander. F. E. Ray; s. V. c.. j. NJ
Bassett; j. V. c., c. L. Wentworth; s.
Fred Moore; c.. George j. Bond; Q.
NJ. ~ NJ Haskell; o. D., E. r. Cook;
-. u. w. lHSTdlIl, TtplcochtueiNc ~
department encampment. f r. Kay;
alternate, N. NJ. Haskell.
The annual meeting of the parish
organization of the Universallst
church was held in the church parlors
Monday evening. The following officers
were chosen: Trustees, Clark Chand-
Ter. Albert Buell.. E. D. Manter; clerk
and treasurer, Fl. l.. Fox; collector, A:
C. Buell. Reports were heard. ana
suggestions made for the work of the
coming year One new member was
voted into the parish. The business
meeting was followed by social hour
and cake and coffee were served.
The annual meeting of Social lodge
No. SO, F. & A. NJ. was held Tuesday
and these officers were elected for the
wear ensuing: w. NJ, Frank L. AL
len: S. W., j. H. Goulding; j. W.. F.
S. Crafts; treasurer H. F. Barber;
secretary. H. E. Mann; S. D., e. d.
Manter: ]. D.. C. w. Bond; S. s.. L.
o. Strawser; ]. S.. F. w. Crosier;
chaplain, c. M. Russell: marshal, y.
r. Buell.: tyler. DR.. L. T. Page. Inc
officers were duly installed in the
evening by Past Master H. L, Bray.
A banquet was held at the Childs tav-
ern and an hour or so was very pleas
antly spent in short addresses by
members of the lodge and visitihe
brethren. The past year mas peeh
one of the most prosperous in the MS
tory of the lodge. Fourteen new mem
beers have been taken in. Two men,
bers have died.