The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-25
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON.
NJ. F. Barber was in North Adams
Tuesday
DR.. Coon of Boston has been in
town the past few days.
There was a meeting of the Cream,
cry association Tuesday.
Elmer Degon has been visiting in
Brattleboro the past week.
Mrs. y. II. Wright is visiting in
Stamford and North Adams
Mrs. Simpkins of Tuckahoe. N. Y,
IS visiting her son, Lewis Simpkins.
Alva Canedy has sold his wood-cut-
ting machine to Henry and Fred Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Titus are visit
ing friends i'll New York and Brook
lyn.
Miss Nellie Barnard is spending
some time with relatives in New York
city.
DR.. j. 7. Wheeloek has been visit
ing his daughter, Hazel, in Spring
field
Elbridge Haynes will leave this week
for Cleveland, Ohio, for an extended
stay.
y number from here attended the
Masonic ball at Jacksonville Friday
night.
Mrs. Rena Cutting and Miss Bertha
Faulkner visited friends in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. Albert Fox has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Gilfeather,
in Putney.
Wales Cheney of Monroe Bridge is
visiting in the home of his brother.
Fred Cheney
Glenn Bailey of Schenectady, y. y.
visited his sister, Miss Ethel Bailey, a
| few days this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley returned
Monday night from a weeks trip to
Boston and Fitchburg.
The village mill started saving this
week. They have a large amount of
| logs already drawn in.
Mrs. John Fowler was in North Ad-
ANS Saturday. Mrs ii. T. Mann was
in North Adams Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Pendleton of Mel
rose Highlands, Mass. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. L. Erhard.
Miss Leona Harris is working for
| Mrs. Merton Barber. Mrs. Barber re-
turned from the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter johnson has received
news Of the death of her brother. Al
bert Dauphiney, in Chicago, Feb 20.
Sam Mayhem has moved his family
here from Fort Edward. n. Y. They
| are living in w. :. Brown : tenement
on School street.
w. A. Brown s two new houses on
| River street are nearly completed ano
| Will be ready for occupancy soon
Both are rented.
The high school pupils are rehears-
ing every evening for their play. A
Scrap of Paper, to be given in Me
mortal hall March >.
Dir. Dunn : horse was frightened
while standing in front of Lewis Svmp-
| kins : house ON Castle Hill and ran
home. The sleigh was badly smashed.
Porter Fitch is at work in the bank
again, after being quarantined several
weeks. Mrs. Fitch and daughter, En-
lily, are recovering from scarlet fever.
Edward c. Boyd is recovering slow
| ly from shock His daughters. Mrs.
| Farnum of Newfane and Mrs. Head,
| and two sons of Washington. d. c..
are with him.
c. NJ. Ware and F. S. Smith each
lost horse the past week. Mr..
Ware s horse was sick a number Of
days and had to he shot Mr.. Smith s
horse fell dead while hauling lee.
F. L. Ray has tapped maple tree
near his home ON East Main street.
Sap flowed freely Monday. 1t is sell
dom that sap flows as early as Wash
ington s birthday in this part of Yer
mont.
B. A. Cook was in Boston this week.
Lee Davis acted as station agent dur
ing Mr.. Cook s absence. Mrs. Cook
and little daughter, Dorothy, who had
been in Boston for some time, return
ed with Mr.. Cook Wednesday.
L. a. Brown, who had been in Ala
! bama a month, has returned home and
is getting ready for his summer auto
mobile business. He recently received
a carload of Ford cars. Harrison
Kingsley is working for Mr.. Brown
setting up the ears.
A meeting of the baseball associa-
tion was held in the office of the vii
lage mill and Harrison Kingsley, Clar.
ence Pike and Clinton Hall were APP
pointed committee to arrange for
dance March Il. A committee was
appointed to investigate the possibili.
ties of a new ball field.
Dan May was brought home from