The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-30
WILMINGTON.

Fred A. Flagg of Troy, n. V, was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Flora Brown is visiting her sister
in New Haven, Conn.
Several of the guests at Child's tavern
climbed Haystack Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Corkns is i'll at She home
of her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Titus
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Roberts were in
North Brookiield, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Jennings of Connecticut is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mills Brown.
Miss Mabel Medbury returned Tuesday
from a visit with Massachusetts, relatives.
Miss Lila Grimes is guest at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
S. Grimes.
Master Harold Mann is on visit to
relatives in Brattleboro, kenne, ~ H.,
and Ashburnham, Mass.
Mrs. G. f. Roberts, Miss Agnes Page
and Miss Ina Brown were in North Adams
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Hubbard and daughter, Dorothy,
returned to their home in Brattleboro
Monday after week at the Tavern.
Merle Moore went to Brattleboro the
first of the week and underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the hospital.
Frank A. Childs took Col. j. II. Gould,
ing, c. NJ. Russell, n. NJ. Haskell and
LEROY L. Bond to the Windham county
reunion Thursday in his automobile.
On account of the Sc rious illness OF Mrs.
McDermott at the Forest and Stream
club, the corn roast which was to have
taken place Saturday has been postponed
A C. Buells hill. returned with her maid
to her home in Springfield, Mass. she eX.
poets to return again before they preak
camp for good.
Drs. Stafford and Brown of North
Adams were called in consultation with
Dr. Page Tuesday in the case OF MIS-
McDermott, wife OF the president OF the
Forest and Stream club, who is suffering
from a severe case of blood poisoning.
Rev. and Mrs. A. n, Blackford, Misses
I.ettie Kingsley and Bertha Faulkner
Ralph Medbury and Forrest Bellows start
ed Monday morning for the convention III
Barre, The young people returned today
While Mrs. Blackford will visit relatives
in Hartland before returning. There VIII
he M more services in the Universalist
church until Sept p.
Selectman C. G. Haynes met with a
severe accident Monday. He was driving
home from the village and striking ms
horse lightly with the whip, the animal M
Kicked Violently with both feet. There
was no dasher to the wagon and the blow
fell upon Mr.. Haynes's leg which was
broken badly. Coming at this time when
| Mr. HAYNES is needed on the town han
work it is a great misfortune.
Mrs. Sarah L. Haynes, wife of Elbrldge
NJ, HAYNES, died at the Retreat in Brat
tleboro Aug. 81. She was born IN North
Adams. Mass, Sept. 80, 1874. She was
the daughter of Rev. Joseph and Eliza
Babcock. When she was very young her
narents moved to Indiana as home mis-
sionaries of the Congregational church
TTnon the death of her father in 1877 her
mother returned to North Adams where
she died in 1850. She then went to WIS
consin, where she completed her educa-
tion and returned to North Adams where
she taught school very successfully Tor sew
eral Years. In 1867 she was married 10
Mr.. HAYNES and had lived in wilmington
since that time. Her health had been
very poor for many years, confnhg ner
TO her home almost constantly. she unit
| cd with the Methodist church nearly 4u
Years ago and had been faithful member
all these years. She was devoted WlIe
and mother and kind friend and nelgh'
bor. Besides her husband she leaves three
children, Charles E. Haynes OF hickey
Ala. Mrs. L. III. Adams OF Wilmington
and Miss Rose E. Haynes. OF schenectady
N. Y. The funeral was held at ner iate
home Saturday, Rev. Mr.. King o1hclatihg
Burial was in the Intervale cemetery.