The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-27
WILMINGTON.

j, T., kellas is eAP9sled Ia town next
week,
Martin A. Brown mas in iown tho insi
Il the seek,
The high sehool closed Wednesday for
~ days vacation.
A special mer,ins II Social lodge sas
held TUESDAY night.
airs, Nogle and Mrs. ruihry were Ia
North Adams lasi SATURDAY,
c. ", aud Y, l., Adams srm business
visitors ia North Adams Saturday,
Mrs. Martin THROWN and lhroe ehlldfrn
vluhed Saturday from Plymouth y, H.
Mr., and Mrs. H.. y, iiro.hep ,sem
business visitors In North Adams Mon
day,
Mrs. q, =, Roberts was in North Adams
this week Ia visit her aunt, Mrs, ,hloe
Baker
Dorr Fox 81 Maine was an oyersun'
day gnrsi al the home Of his father, H.
l., Fox.
George j. bond Of Seapburg has gone
10 California aud will be absent for a
month OF more.
Mrs. II. II. Fox was in iiolyoke, Mass,
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral oi Mrs,
William Packard.
MIs. +. :. Bellows cturned Saturday
night from three weeks visit with her
son In Newark, \. j.
Mr.. and Mn. X, 4. Ames returned last
THURSDAY irnm New York, where they
have spent the winter.
DR. l.. :. Page was in Albany, \. "
this week To- visit his sister DR.. Agnes
Page who Is located there.
Rev. q. NJ. Gerrish Of North Adams
will b. the speaker at the lniNersalist
church next Monday evening,
Most of the farmers have begun sugar
ing hui very little has been made yet, the
weather not having been favorable.
Mr.. j, q. Brown returned TO her home
in Readsboro SATURDAY. She was guest
al the home Of G.. +. Roberts Tor a lew
days.
Miss NJ. L. Goulding entertained a
small party at her home on Maple street
"Wednesday evening Whist was the or,
der OF the evening followed by one OF
the hostess dainty lunches.
Patrick Rogan, the popular blacksmith
employed by w. ID. Howe, VIII hnish
work there saturday. Mr.. Rogan goes
to llerkimer, y. u, TO engage IN the
blacksmithing business for himself.
II is expected that the property belong
ing 10 the W. A. Choate company which
is in bankruptcy, will be sold ut auction
! in due time. The enterprise has proved
very unfortunate TO all concerned ana
| il is TO he hoped that some competent
party will take hold and make a success
OF the business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ilaskins, widow OF the
late William iaskins, died at her home
in this town SATURDAY, March IL. Mr.
Haskins was born in Readsboro July II,
1895. She had always lived in Vermont.
Her husband died in 1901. She IL sur
yiyed by two children, Mrs. NJ. ID. sher'
man OF Fitchburg. Mass, and Lester r..
HaskNs of this town. The body was
taken TO Heartwellyille, where the iu-
neral services were held.
Worl was received in Eolyoke, Mass,
SATURDAY of the death in Hornell, \. L.,
Friday night OF Mrs. Eleven Newton
Packard. wife OF William l.. Packard,
| formerly editor of the Deeriield Valley
Times of this town. Mrs. Packard was
third daughter OF the late John G. New
ton of Holyoke and was married TO Mr..
Packard in New York about seven. years
ago. A few years later Mr.. Packard went
into newspaper work in Geneva. y. T.,
and recently settled in Hornell. Mrs.
Packard was found dead in the library
OF her home, and unfinished letters lay
before her on the desk. She had seem
ingly ben well and cheerful Heart dis
ease was the cause of death. Mrs: Pack
| ard leaves besides her husband two
daughters, two sons and thre sisters
Mrs. Walter Draper OF New York; Mrs.
Harry A. Gushing of New York and Mrs
Andrew Cuneo Of Staten Island.