The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
WILMINGTON.

Bernard Wilder il III with measles
Mrs. Ralph Smith is in Brattlehoro.
j. z. Kellas was in town Wednesday
Mrs. John Stanley is sick with the grip
DIR. Eaton of Brattleboro was in town
last week.
J. II. Bcale Of Brattleboro was in town
last week.
Carl Bond returned Tuesday from his
western trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall are visiting
their daughter.
Arthur Robinson Of Bellows Falls was in
town last week.
j. II. Kidder has recovered sufficiently
to be out again.
The NJ. vs. surprised Mrs. +. S. Crafts
Wednesday night
Robert Ware. who has been III with grip,
is much improved.
Mrs. +. w. Crosier was a visitor IN
Nottingham Tuesday
l.. II. and w. +. Barber Of Bratteboro
were in town Wednesday
Philin Gilbert left Tuesday for Rutland
where he has accepted position.
Miss Ethel Hicks aud Miss Anna Healey
visited IN town a few hours Sunday
Mr. O'Connor returned Monday after
business trip to Brattleboro and vicinity
Mr.. Pipe, agent for the Northampton
! Insurance company, and h. ;. Kent were
in town the last of the week.
Miss Helen Gilfcather, who i staylnI
al her grandfather's, Albert FoN's, had az
operation on her throat recently
Mrs. Heman Ware was surprised Satur
day night by her Sunday school class. Ihtl
presented her with fountain pen.
Word was received Yesterday by Georg
Jacobs of the serious Illness OF his father
and he left for Bradford, Vt, Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Norton and daughter VIII
have been in North Adams, Mass, Tor IN
past few weeks, returned to their hom
Thursday.
Mrs. Glare Knowles, who has been visit
ing her mother. Ms. Mills Brown, IN
past week, returned TO her home IN New
Haven, Conn, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Pike and daughter, MAZDA
line. returned to their home IN Springfield
Mass Wednesday after spending a FEY
weeks at Mrs. Eta Giifords.
Francis Smith, who fell last Saturda
and injured his neck quite seriously, Is III
proved.
The body Of Paciico Franeetcett wa
: brought from the Brattleboro ketrea
Monday for burial.
All schools, except the high school, WI
close this Friday for a tive'weeks vacation
The high school has two more weeks
The annual meeting Of the Deerhel
Valley Creamery association was hel
Monday afternoon. An entire ne
board of officers, directors, etc, wa
/. elected.
Town reports are out and on the who
the reports show very satisfactory col
E dition of the towns affairs. The last
the 2O.year railroad bonds will be paid
October, 1911.
D Miss Eva Bailey OF Nottingham WI
! operated on for appendicitis, and Nj
0 Clifford Harrington was operated on at q
1 home Of DIR. Dunn Wednesday. Miss Stel
I Patten OF North Adams is caring for the
both.
!. Otis NJ. Reed, 70, died at his Proyidenc
! r. l.. home Tuesday morning and the bod
I was brought here today FRIDAY Il
} burial beside his wife and daughter, lila
: tie. in the village cemetery. lie was u
: son of Learned Reed, and brother
T Elijah f. Reed and Mrs. Eme'ine Reed
! Bartlett. In the COS he lived on the w
5 mington- Bennington road and had char
! ! OF the tolgate near the Heather home. !
! was visitor to Brattleboro last summG
! but illness prevented his attendance at u
,, reunion.
t C NJ. Russell has Just returned fro
q New York and Brooklyn, after filling i
ture engagements for the board Of educ
ton. On Wednesday evening; feb; ~
gave his lecture upon the Clvll war :,