The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-20
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. c. C. Allen is visiting in Jamaica.
Wales Cheney was in North Adams Sat
urday
Mrs. II. L Mann was in North Adams
Tuesday.
Harold Smith is visiting in Brattleboro
this week
John Fowler stuck rusty nail in his
foot Monday.
L. s. Allen OF Jacksonville is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. C. NJ Russell has been quite i'll
with grip for the past week.
Little Paul Fowler has been suffering
with an attack OF bronchitis.
G.. L. Dennison is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Alta Quinn, in West Dover.
Miss Ethel Millington returned 10 her
work at Brattleboro Wednesday.
Edward Wood, the blacksmith, has re.
turned to work for Bernard Wilder,
Dir. Ray Eaton returned to the medical
college at Albany, n. y, Saturday
Mrs. 4. l.. Curtis gave a party Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. A. Niele.
Carl Barnard took his little son, Stuart,
to Boston Thursday to see a specialist.
Mrs. X. S. Macteer and son, Kenneth,
of Hoosac Tunnel were in town Tuesday,
Clark Chandler slipped and fell on the
ice Wednesday, cutting his head quite
badly.
A reception viii be given to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 4. Viele Friday evening at the
town hall.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Duke King were in
town to attend the funeral of Miss Mary
Milington.
4 number attended the Universalist
festival and dance at Jacksonville last Fri.
day evening
Miss Ida Morgan, who has been sick for
the past week, resumed her work in II. ID.
Aliens store
Mrs. Henry Boyd was called to New
York last week on account of the illness
of her son, Harry.
James Mead, who has been at the Tav.
ern for number of weeks, left for his
home in North Adams Thursday
Ernest Harris went to Stamford last
week. called there TO see his brother,
Everett, who is quite i'll with pneumonia.
The many friends of Dan May were
very glad TO see that he is able to resume
his business of trucking, after his long Ill
ness.
DIR. i. I. Page is quite i'll. DR.. NJ. NJ.
Brown OF North Adams came Wednesday
evening to see him, bringing with him a
nurse.
In behalf OF the pupils OF the high
school, Nye johnson has presented Prin'
cipal and Mrs. yiele with fiye-dolar
gold piece,
The directors OF the Wilmington Say
ngs bank held their annual meeting ines
day, Jan. II, after which they enjoyed
d turkey dinner at Childs's Tavern.
Miss Mary Millington died in hospital
at Hartford, Conn, Friday morning, after
a long Illness with throat trouble She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
H. Millington and leaves beside her father
and mother four sisters, Hester, who i
nurse. Miss Ethel Millington OF Brattle
boro, and Miss Olive Millington, and
Miss Julia Millington, who are at home.
As previously mentioned, C. NJ. Rus
sell delivered a series of Illustrated lee
lures in New York and Brooklyn under
direction of the board of education in
December. The lectures were so well
attended that Mr.. Russell received ap.
pointments for January, and he went
to New York Tuesday to fill the en-.
gagements Last week he was in Ben
Inington for two evenings. The first
evening he spoke before the schools,
and fully 500 pupils were present. The
second evening he was at the Soldiers
Home by engagement with Superlntend-
ent Harmon, and the entertainment
was greatly enjoyed by the veterans
and a number of persons from the VII
lage.