Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-01
WIlMINGT

Fred King of North Adams was Wis
itor i'm town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fox entertained
the whist club Saturday evening at their
home on East Main street
j. Z. Kellas. president of the Hoosac
Tunnel and wilmington railroad, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley gave whist
party on Friday, the affair being marked
by features appropriate to Washington
birthday. A very pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Of New York,
with two of their children, spent the week
end with Mrs. Farrington's parents, MT
and Mrs Charles Bissell. They returned
home Tuesday
Mrs Charles White, who has been UNI
der the care of Or. l.. T. Page and a
trained nurse seven weeks, is so far i'm
proved that she will dispense with the
nurses services after this week.
A social given by the ladies Of the
congregational church, held at the church
parlors Friday evening, was well attended
and was successful as the entertainments
of the Congregational ladies always are.
Rev. Flint Bissell Of Springfield
preached at the Universalist church Mon
day evening to fair-sized congregation,
in spite Of the inclement weather. 1t
was the first of series Of special Lenten
services.
DR.. l.. r. Page accompanied Mrs. Les
lie Boyd to North Adams Friday, where
Mrs. Boyd went for a surgical operation.
The operation was performed by DR.. Page,
assisted by Dr. NJ. NJ Brown, at the
North Adams hospital
Fred +. Sanborn formerly superlnten-
dent at Mountain Mills, has been engaged
as superintendent of the Deerfield River
mill in NNpnHgtnql ~ Mr.
Sanborn was here over Sunday, leaving
for Woodstock Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary johnson is recovering from
an attack Of measles contracted while
visiting her son, Floyd, i'm Syracuse. n
y. Floyd Johnson. to whose sick bed his
mother was called. has recovered from
appendicitis without any operation
Mrs. Lucretia Russell. former res
ident Of Wilmington, died at an advanced
age at Jacksonville Sunday. at the home
Of her daughter law, Mrs Elva Rus
sell. The body was brought here Tues
day and funeral services were held at
the home of her daughter Mrs Henry
Boyd.
Col. ]. II. Goulding, c. NJ Russell and
Newland NJ. Haskell attended the state
encampment Of the Grand Army in Rut-
land Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Russell
and Mr. Haskell after the encampment
went to Brandon and spent Wednesday
with Mr.. Haskens brother Hiram. re-
turning home Thursday.
Charles Buckley, restauranteur and
baker. Is suffering from the grip
Every source Of general bread supply in
the village has been stopped by illness
this week and those housewives who do
not habitualy make their own bread
have been forced 10 do so or make shift
with crackers or similar substitutes
Leonard A. Brown. who is superin-
tending operations OF the Deerfield River
company in Woodstock. n. H.. came to
Wilmington Friday and returned Satur-
day accompanied by Mrs. Brown and
their little daughter. They will live in
Woodstock the next year. having rented
their house To Mr.. Payne bookkeeper for
the Deerfeld River company Mr. Payne
intends to bring his family here from
Blackinton, Mass. Immediately.
The .auies Of the Kindergarten associa-
ton will serve a dinner in the parlors Of
the tnivcrsaist church on Tuesday. town
meeting day. The proceeds will go to
the kindergarten fund. which the ladies
are making an heroic struggle to enlarge.
so that the school may be continued. The
dinner Will Toe an excellent one and ought
To be well patronized \ general invita-
ton is extended and more than their
moneys worth will be received by all who
avail themselves OF II.