The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-31
WILMINGTON.
Engine House and Tank Burned.

The engine house and water tank Of
the iloosac Tunnel & Wilmington rail,
road was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning about 3 clock. One broad
guage locomotive and two narrow
guage locomotives were in the building
and were badly dana ged. The origin
of the fire is unknown. The property
was insured.
Mrs. IT. f. Mann was in North Ad-
ans Tuesday.
Miss Louise Bellows is i'll. Dr. Wright
is attending her.
| Wales Cheney Of Monroe Bridge waa
in town Monday.
| T. f. Abbott spent Christmas ut his
home in Randolph.
Miss Emily Bissell is visiting friends
in Springfield. Mass.
| Mrs Herbert Fox is suffering from
/ o severe attack of asthma.
| j. r. Kellas OF Malone, n. Y, was
| in town the first of the week.
| Roy Brown of Winchester. Mass. is
! spending 4 few days in town.
Elmer Dceon is spending two weeks
at his home in Malone, n. Y.
Paul Jones Of Harvard university
! is home for the holiday vacation.
Miss Margaret Davies spent Christ
mas at her home in Granville. n. Y.
Miss Katherine Barlow is working
| for Mrs. Claude Maher in Readsboro.
Ralph Howe of East Dover spent
few days with friends the past week.
Miss Agnes Page is visiting her
aunt, DR.. Agnes Page of Albany, y. Y.
! Greeley Brown has been very i'll
with bronchial asthma, but is improv-
ling.
Frank Sprague has been i'll with
pneumonia, but is better at this writ
ing.
Mark Cohen of Boston has been Wis
iting his brother-in-iaw, Joseph Gill
bert.
Mrs. Fairbanks of UnadiIIa. \. Y,
lis visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lee
Gross.
| Floyd Johnson and Miss Stewart of
Brattleboro visited Mr.. Johnson s moth
or recently.
Mrs. Porlev Davis and son. Richard
visited at Ernest Harris S the first OF
the week.
, William KinscIla, barber for ]. II
Buckley, has finished work and return
ed to his home.
Gerald Porter of Albany Mediea
college is visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eli Porter.
A party of friends from New Haven
Conn, spent Christmas with Mr.. anc
Mrs. F. S. Crafts.
Mrs Merton Barber, who has beer
seriously i'll with ptomaine poisoning
is slowly improving.
II 10 L. 90
i " into one of the c. w. Terrill cot
Il tages on East Main street.
Mrs. Herbert Wilmington has beer
- spending week with her daughter
Mrs. Roy Gaines, in Greenfield.
Dr. NJ. N. Brown of North Adam
s was in town one day last week i
: consultation with DR.. r. 7. Page.
/, Little Beulah Signor, who spent sev
eral weeks with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. !. $. Shaw, has returne
II home.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Cushing of Salem
Mass. and Miss Bertha Dean and L,
e ward Dean are visiting at Franci
e Smith :. @'Ar .-..
G. I. Jones. c. w Pierce, Waite
Is Barris and At \. Titeomb of Bosto
+ we're business visitors in town the tir>
OF the week. '-, ~-'.t
le Miss Beth Follett assisted in tn
V, Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington railroa
company office dnring the abscnc
l. of Miss Davies and Mr.. Degon.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Brown an
daughter, Eleanor, spent Christmas wit
ID Mr.. Browns brother, N. y. Brow
he and family in Winchester, Mass, 7
y turning Monday.
IN S. \. Hicks Of Readsboro took
ne l.. Hanis's position as baggage ma
It. ter and Mr.. Harris took F. +. Cheney
place as conductor on the passeng
u. train during Mr.. Cheney's- absen'
OF over Christmas. ..-.-s
~ Mrs. Robert Jones returned to h
- home in Mountain Mills. after a tw
. weeks visit with her mother in Ute
III \. y. Her sister, Miss Jessie Broc
: = way. who had been visiting at Mou
l. tain Mills, returned home TO Uti
v, Tuesday. -~,..
a, y very enjoyable luncheon par
H. was given last week by Mrs. Flo,
- Crafts at the Tavern. Sixteen we
W. present. Six courses were served wit
~ out one piece Of china, silver
Wy glassware being used. The decoration
- napkins, table cloth and all dishes us
"' were of paper During the afterno
duplicate whist was played.
- WEST DUMMERSTON.
The Friday evening prayer meeting W