The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11
WILMINGTON.

Mn. Mabel Pu,ncy {. absent on q short
visit.
i II. Buckley spent part Of last week
/ ia Boston.
Miss Ada Nav Faulkner is visiting
at Mrs. D. Bucll's
RAY Corkins has been in for several
days from tonsiliiis
! Herbert Medbury is ia,t recovering from
hi recent severe Illness from pneumonia.
John Bassett, who has been absent from
| town in the West for some time. has re
! turned
Mr. and Mr.. c. J. Maher Of Newfane
are visiting Mrs. Makers parents Mr.. and
Mrs c. C. Barlow
Miss Allen. stenographer for the Deer.
| field Valley Lumber company. is board
| ing nj Perry Whitnev's.
Miss Ada May Faulkner has returned to
her home in Nottingham, after spending
week with her aunt Mrs, Julia VI. Buell.
e. VI Russell is at home for few days
from his lecture work and will go away
next week to make engagements for the
future.
There will be a concert at the Univcr-
salist church under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society, Mrs. J. H. Buck
ley having it in charge.
l.cnten services will take place at the
Universast church Monday evenings, be
ginning Feb. IA and ending March 81
Rev l. p, Coddington, D. d.. of Adams
Mass, will preach the first sermon.
There will be a musical and literary en-
tertainment at the Universalist church
Tuesday evening An unusually fine pro,
gram has been arranged. Come and see
the remodeled church and listen to some
of our best talent.
Four of the Etamcla ladies gave a
party in the town hall Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Manter Whist was
the order of the evening until 10 o clock,
when the floor was cleared and dancing
was enjoyed until midnight.
The first of the meetings in the Lent.
en- services at the tniversalist church
will be held next Monday evening. when
Rev. |. p. Coddington of Adams, Mass,
will be held each Monday evening at
$50 during Lent.
Mrs. H. l.. Fox gave very pleas
ant party at her home on East Main |
street last Friday evening with Mrs. /
f. d. Manter as guest of honor. Five |
hundred was the order of the afternoon,
by a dainty lunch of welsh rare
bit. sherbet. cake and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs f. d. Manter left We'd
nesday morning for Albany. n. Y.
where they will make their home. Mr..
and Mrs Manter were prominent in the
social life of the village. and therefore
will be greatly missed Mrs Manter is
president of the Ladies Aid society of
he JTniversalist church and has spent
!reat deal of time and energy to make
he year S work success. She also had
'harge of the extensive repairs recent
V completed, so she will be more than
missed in that society. Mr.. and Mrs.
,lanter S friends wish them much JOY
md good luck in their new home.
Mrs. A. L. Curtis gave 500 party at
Ter home on North River street Tues
lay afternoon to say au revoir to Mr.. ,
nd Mrs, E. d. Manter. Each table.
nd there were four. had a snow covered !
orth pole and United States flag ,
or center The women were given ,
irch bark canoes to start on their voy- r
&c. and to find partners. The score ;
ards were paper boats attached to the !,
ole. which when taken apart proved 7
D be four sticks of candy. After /;
Terry game in which Mrs. j. Fowler. ,
Tho was high lady. was awarded gold E
ledal. and Mrs. VIM Vogel. who was +
wv lady. was given Cook and !.
intern. real north pole lunch of lem
n ice was served Then salad was
rived in pickle boats, with sandwiches \
nd coffee