Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-11
WILMINGTON.

W. W. Follett Of Readsboro was in town
Friday.
Carl Adams is spending the week in Hart.
ford Conn.
Mrs. Leonard Brown, Mrs. Mary Nido and
J. Holbritter.
L. s. Hayes and daughter OF Bellows Falls
were in town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maher White left Saturday
for visit with Mr.. Whites parents.
Merle Moore has moved this week to the
farm he recently bought Of the Deerfeld
River company. :
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Baker are moving into
the tenement in Frank Smiths house on
South River street
At the regular meeting OF Social lodge
Tuesday evening the third degree was con
ferred upon one candidate
DR.. and Mrs. Dunn have moved this week
from F. Smiths house to the Manning Fas'
sett house on East Main street.
Mrs. Jennie Titus has returned to her
home in this place, having spent the win.
ter with her brother in Boston.
Social lodge made contribution OF s25
TO the Masons of San Francisco who recent.
ly lost everything in the terrible disaster.
o. f. Butterfeld and ]. II. Kidder attend
ed the auction sale Of property belonging to
the late W. S. Bellows at Hartwellville, on
Tuesday.
Among the North Adams visitors Tuesday
were Mrs Kingsley and son, Harrison, Mrs.
Leonard Brown, Mrs. Mary Nido and J.,
Holbritter.
George II. streeter and George Marsh
have removed TO the house owned by o. U.
HAYNES on Shafter street and will conduct
meat and market business.
Arthur NJ. Brown and his sister Mrs
George T. Covet, attended the funeral OF
their sister in Pennsylvania last week, who
died very suddenly from pneumonia.
DR.. l.. 7. Page was in North Adams Mon.
day 10 see Miss Mabel Leonard upon whom
he performed an operation for appendicitis
last week. Miss Leonard is making rapid
recovery.
o. j. Dickinson will remove to Whiting
ham, having purchased the farm not far
from Davis bridge owned by Frank P. Boyd.
Mr.. Boyd has purchased the farm owned by
George Boyd, in Wilmington.
Miss Minnie Stowe, daughter of Oscar A.
Stowe of New York city, was in town re-
Gently visiting. She returned home via Bos-
N.
Stowe farm in the easterly part Of the town.
Rev. and Mrs A. N. Blackford started
Tuesday on a carriage drive to North
Orange. Mass. where Mr.. Blackford is to
speak at reunion Rev. Pliny A. Al
len of Orange will occupy the pulpit at the
Universalst church Sunday morning.
Governor Bell and Congressman Haskins
are expected to be present at the reception
which will be rendered to General o. 0. How
ard Monday evening. DR.. Dunn, Rev. Mr..
Woodman and Rev. Z. G. Slower have the
matter OF the reception in charge.
Horace NJ Fitch is about to remove from
the farm that he has occupied for many
years and will reside on the Hubbard farm
near the village. Mr. Fitch and his brother,
IF. A. Fitch, have lived in the neighborhood
for 10 years, while Estus W. Haynes has
resided in the same locality for about 40
years.
Mrs. E. A. Fitch who accidentally swal-
flowed hatpin last week, has the good for
tune to be rid of the article and insists that
hereafter she shall be more careful as she
does not regard pins and needles as proper
article of diet Some persons are very
careless in regard to holding such articles in
their mouths.