The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21
WILMINGTON.

Mills Brown is in very poor health.
J, Albert Buell. spent Sunday in Nortl
Adams.
Warrants are posted for the annua
town meeting.
Clarence Fowler has returned from
Seattle, Wash.
Greeley Brown OF Jacksonville was in
town on Wednesday.
Mr., and Mn. +. j. Corbett are visit
ing in Troy, \. y.
Over one foot OF snow fell Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
j. II. Buckley have moved TO the Par.
melee tenement on High street.
The children OF the late Mrs. Beaulieu
will return to Canada soon with their
grandfather
There was a special meeting OF Social
lodge Tuesday evening at which the first
degree was conferred.
Frank A. Childs expects to accompany
his uncle, Rollin 5. Childs, TO Cuba in a
short time to be absent a month or more.
Col. j. ii. Goulding, n. NJ. Haskell and
! c. NJ. Russell will attend the state en-.
campment OF the G. A. X. in Montpelier
next week.
Clarence Pike and Miss Nellie Clifford
were married by c. +. Butterfeld, esq,
Saturday afternoon and took the train for
Springfield, Mass, where they will live.
Both Of these young peoDle are well and
favorably known and congratulations are
extended. Miss Clifford is the daughter
OF Mrs. Eta Clifford and granddaughter
of the late Jeremiah Clifford. She has
been one OF the singers in the Congrega-
tional choir for some time and will be
missed socially.
George o. Harvey Of Westport, n. H.,
died at that place on Monday and the
funeral was held Thursday. Mr.. Harvey
was a former resident Of this place. He
was the son of DIR. George H. Harvey
who practiced medicine here about 40
years ago George O.. Harvey enlisted in
Company +, 18th Vermont volunteers,
Aug. Ii, 1867 He was honorably dis
charged for disabilities Jan. IS, 1864. His
first wife was Miss Irene Boyd who died
a number of years ago. Mr.. Harvey was
a farmer by occupation and was favorably
known by large circle of friends and
acquaintance.
The valentine whist party Friday even
ing at the Childs tavern was one of the
pleasantest occasions of the season. In
spite of the drenching rain 60 enthusiastic
players were present to play their favor
tie game for the benefit of the kindergar-
ten association. Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.
Crafts generously gave the use of the
spacious office room and the music room.
The rooms were beautifully decorated with
immense red hearts with a pen and ink
cupid artistically drawn by Miss Helen
Buell. The tables were numbered with
little white hearts with red figures and
the players found their tables and partners
with dainty heart valentines. Hearts
were trumps for the evening. The guests
were received by the president of the
kindergarten, Mrs. J. H. Buckley, and
the entertainment committee, Mrs. +. S.
Crafts, Mrs. Frank A. Childs and Mrs.
+. w. Crosier. AT the close of the game
choice variety of heart sandwiches,
heart cakes and coffee were served. Mrs.
Frank Titus and Albert G. Buell. were the
happy champions and Mrs. F. w. Crosier
and w. M. Vogel had the smaller score. 1t
was an enjoyable occasion. The net re-
suit was $50 for the association treasury.
Thanks are expressed to all who pur--
chased tickets, to Mr.. and Mrs. Crafts and
to the electric light company for extend.
ing the time of the lights after the usual
hour.