The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
WILMINGTON.
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Jay Barlow is i'll.
Harold Button was in town Tuesday.
The library win not be open on
Christmas day.
H. E. Eddy of Brattleboro was in
town Saturday.
Miss Helen Buell. is confined to the
house with grip.
Mrs. Clyde Hazard is assisting in
o. o. Ware s store.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mann were in
North Adams Tuesday.
Donald Cook acted as baggage mas
ter on the train Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce Abbott have
gone to Burlington for visit.
Adm Worden of Marlboro was
business visitor in town Tuesday
Miss Lura Morris is working in the
postofice during the rush season.
Mrs J. A. Shaw has gone to Spring
field, Mass, to spend a few weeks.
Philip Duroucha of North Adams is
the new barber at Jack Buckeyes.
Miss Letha Haven of Mountain
Mills was in North Adams Tuesday.
Miss Frances Mayhem is playing the
piano at B. A. Cook s moving pictures.
Miss Bernice Scheibel is assisting in
Childs s store during the busy season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strong of North Ad-
ans is visiting at DR.. A. H. Wright s..
Martin Brown and family of Win
chester are spending a few days in
town.
| Mrs. Floyd Johnson of Springfield
| (Vt.) is visiting at Mrs. Mary John
son S.
George bennett has gone to his home
in Lowell, Mass, for the Christmas va
cation.
Mrs Robert Ware has returned from
the North Adams hospital and is i'm
proving.
Leron Abraham is home from his
school in Chesterfield, Conn, for the
Christmas vacation.
William Kingseller has finished work
for Jack Buckley and gone to his
home in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Rodd of Waiver.
tly, Mass, have come for the winter and
are boarding at Mrs Wheeloek s.
The schools closed Friday and the
teachers have left for their various
homes to spend the holiday vacation.
On account of the bad weather anC
walking the moving pictures were post
poned from Saturday night to Monday
Mrs. Walter s. Brown was in Reads
boro Thursday to attend the wedding
of her daughter, Myra Gardner, anc
Louis Lazelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Millington anC
family are spending the holidays will
their daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Gaines Of
Greenfield, Mass.
Several friends of Mrs A. H. Wrigh
called Saturday and wished her a yer,
happy birthday. hundred wa
played during the evening.
John and Rex Higgins and Earl
Bailey of Hinsdale, n. H., have finish
ed work for c. w. Terrill and hav,
gone to work in New London, Conn.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Duvall hav
4 taken rooms at Mrs. c. NJ. Russell s
I Mr.. Duvall is assistant bookkeeper il
the Office of the Deerfeld Lumber cor
I poration.
Mrs. A. A. Ottignon, SO, who hvet
4 in Wilmington several years, died from
the effects of shock Saturday, at tn
/ Brattleboro Retreat, where she hat
been for treatment four years.
Miss Goldie conference.-the, Mis-
! Christine Boyd, Misses Bertha and Vic
let johnson, Robert Johnson and Mis-
Louise Bellows are some of the youn
people who are home from their variou
= schools.
The many friends of Elmer F. Diego
: will be pleased to learn that he ha
:, been promoted to the position of hea
: bookkeeper for the Union News Co. i
!. Springfield, Mass. MIR. Degon formerl
g worked as clerk in the office of tn
(. Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroa
b Co.
o Miss Myra May Gardner, daughter q
e Mrs. w. s. Brown of this town, an
Louis LazelIe of Readsboro were ma
:, ried in Readsboro Thursday morning
y Dec. 16, at 9 O'Clock in St. Joachim
- church. The bride wore blue silk. A,
: ter the ceremony wedding breakfa:
N was served. The couple were recipient
of many beautiful presents, anon
a. them linen, china, silver and cut glas
2, Mr.. and Mrs. Lazelle will make the
8 home in the future in Wilmington.