The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WILMINGTON.

Mr. and Mr.. i. 4. Werner OF Chicago
arr visiting at Mrs. Mary Barnard's.
y l. Adnms has the cellar nearly
done Tor his new house on shaiter street
Mrs X. p. Ames has been on the sick
list for some time, but is improving slow
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Frank II. Hartman and party OF 10
friends from North adams were az IA
ponja Sunday -,
Mr.. Myers and friends from Springfield,
Mass, are at the We'll cottage at kapohda
for few weeks,
Carl Barnard and friends from Brook.
lyp and Chicago have been camping LOT
few days in Somerset.
George w Gengenhach has been spend
ING few DAYS in North Adams; Mass
Int has returned to town this week
Miss Mary Bellows was an over Sunday
visitor In Highlands, \. j., and New
York. returning TO Wilmington Monday.
Dogs have been chasing deer " the y !l,
inv AZ Raponda and also near the village
he mast week. but have not been identl-
| fed.
q 7 Dix and family and friends from
Roston who have been spending the
month at Raponda, returned TO their
homes yesterday.
Road Commissioner Gleason and men
have been crawling a long piece OF me
dover road in the vicinity of X. i. crafts
and II w. Miller's farms.
Mrs. Julia Brown, Mrs Albert johnson
Misses Flora johnson and Garalda lrish
johnson Irish and others who have been
II Overlook cottage at Raponda, have re
turned to their several homes
LYMAN f. Pettee. former resident o.
Wilmington, died at his summer nome "
Saratoga. \. Y. Monday after ioht
and severe illness. He presented TO w
town the beautiful Pettee Meihorla
4 library few years ago.
r Udell Batchelder OF Chicopee, rams
Mass. who has been camping with ms sol
and others for the past Two months -
somerset has returned home this Weef
much improved in health. His son VIII re
main in Somerset for some time longer.
Dr. Marion Coon and her party Of ter
Or more merry Boston school girls, wh'
have been camping in tents near the 100
of Lake Raponda for more than wv
months expect to break camp today ans
ret1,rn 10 their homes in or near boston
The members of the Forest and Stream
duh have been departing to their yaroh
homes and elsewhere the past week, IN
last al them going yesterday. Mr. Ailei
saws he expects to have the house am
premises nut in order to close for the sea
: son today.
recent letter from L. E. keyse
states that he is in the poultry bushes
in Smithboro, n. Y He will be remen
bered bv some as the first editor OF Tn
Deerfed Valley Times. He is now o
the staff of five poultry papers. some Q
j, which are largely taken in Wilmington
+. lie saws he read Of our Old Home wee
celebration in the Boston Globe an
should certainly have been here had n
. known of it in advance.
Betsev Kathan Chamberlin, wife OF
; +. Chamberlin. died in this village we, wee
!. nesday. Aug. "a. She was born IN Dun
merston Feb "A. 1920, and was thus e
actlv 90 wears and months of age at tn
time of her DEATH She was Mr.. Chan
berlin's second wife and was married
him Jan. 27, 1S47. They have, ived
. Wilmington since that time she leaVe
her husband, who was "a years OF az
$ Nav lG last daughter, Mrs. Dai q
Medbury. and one son, Elton. ~,
0 Chamberlin was woman OF great Wol.
and was highly esteemed by all VINO ki. e,,
, her Her life has been devoted 10 III
. comfort and welfare OF her FANNY h an
friends who in turn loved and revered ne
0 she nreferred the quiet and comfort OF he
I. home rather than the excitement OF $
t cietv and found happiness in the societ
. Of her family and the reading OF good u
erature, The funeral was held at nc
: residence on Sunday, Rev. T. NJ; blsse
. of the Universalst church officiating
Burial was in the village cemetery