The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-06
WILMINGTON.

Merton Barber is visiting at Calais.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Norton is on the sick list
Don Butterfeld has returned to Mont
pelier
Miss Lima Haxton has returned from
her vacation.
Floyd Davis is working at the tavern
livery stable.
Beth Butterfeld returned to New Ha-
ven Tuesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs L. T. Page went to Hart
ford, Conn, Tuesday
Miss Christine Wheeler OF Nottingham
is visiting Mrs. 4. L. Curtis.
Rev. w. 4. Estabrook OF Amhurst,
Mass was in town last week.
Robert Ware is taking vacation from
his work at o. o. Wares store.
George Gilfeather and family have re-
turned to their home in Poultney,
Mrs. John Buckley entertained few
friends at whist Saturday evening.
Miss Beth Follett is working in the
station at Readsboro for few days.
Miss Leila Pike is in Palmer, Mass, Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Charles Buckley.
Elmer Wheeler has been incapacitated
Mr.. Madigan of Readsboro and Mr..
Morgan of Readsboro spent Sunday IN
town.
Charles Gordon, representative for The
Old Homestead company, was IN town
over Sunday.
The Congregational church had their
annual supper in the church vestry Tues
day evening.
Marjorie Crafts is still quite ILL.,, and
hasn't been able to sit up at all for
number OF weeks.
j. II. Kidder returned Monday night
from Troy. His little grandson, Richard
Gardner, is better.
Rena Russell is working for Mrs. Carl
Adams Miss Ruby Green has returned to
her home in Dover.
Mrs. Dede Fiske and Mrs. Mae Eaton
went to New Haven Tuesday to attend
the governors ball.
Russell Mcdonald, little son of Mrs. n.
p. Mcdonald. has been i'll the past week,
but is little better at present.
The members of Appalachian Mountain
club left for their homes. Sunday, going
to Hoosac Tunnel by special train
William Shaw of Cummington, Mass,
and E. S. Allen of Jacksonville, visited
at II. D. Aliens the first of the week
DR.. Page took Miss Mary Millington to
Hartford Tuesday where she will enter a
hospital for an operation on her throat
George johnson died at Readsboro Sat
urday. The body was brought to Will
mington for burial in Cutting cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Houghton went to
Montpelier Monday, called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. Houghton's mother
Greeley Brown started Monday for Al
bany. N. ", where he will take a COM
mcrcial course at the Albany Business
college.
The second number of the high school
entertainment course, The Musical -Four,
was very enjoyable and attended by a far
sized audience,
Kendall Ames has returned from a
weeks visit at Fitchburg, Mass. He will
soon leave for jamestown, N. T., for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Bertha Haynes OF New York and
DR.. Paul M. Butterfeld Of New Haven,
Conn, formerly of this town, were mar
ried in New York JAN L.
Mrs. L. e. Strawser and little daugh-
ter returned to Boston Monday after
spending three weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Courtemanche.
Denman Thompson's Old Homestead
will be played at Memorial hall Saturday
evening. The Grace church double quar-
tet, which will be with this company,
will be well worth going to hear.
Mrs. Royal Williams and little son, Ed
ward, returned home to Middle Granville,
n. Y, Wednesday after spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Joseph
Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert returned with them
for visit.
Sharon Barnes, the mail carrier between
Wilmington and Somerset, made most OF
the trip of about II miles on foot Mon,
day. The ice from the river had blocked
the road so it was impossible to drive his
horses through to Somerset.
The officers of North River grange were
installed Tuesday evening by Past Master
H. d. Allen, in the absence of the district
deputy, Harry Clark. They are as follows:
Master, L. II. Adams; overseer, f. s. Bel
lows; steward, Luther Bellows; assistant
steward, F. E. Titus; lady assistant stew
ard, Mrs. F. E. Titus; lecturer, 2. j..
Fitch; chaplain, Mrs. F. s. Bellows; sec
rotary, Chauncey Mann; treasurer, 9. G.
Chandler; Flora, Nellie Mann; Ceres,
Ruth Brown; Pomona, Christine Boyd;
organist, Miss Mabel Fitch.
Although there lave been successive
failures Of the champagne vintage, there