The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-17
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. |
Merrill Green was in North Adams Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs H E. Mann were in North |
Adams Saturday.
Mrs w F. Crosier was a visitor in
Readsboro Friday
Ed Medbury and Byron Barlow were in
Brattleboro Friday.
Walter Russell of Haverhill, Mass, is
visiting at Henry Boyd's.
Howard Smith has been business Wis
itor in New York this week
Miss May Deane of New Haven, Conn,
is visiting Mrs. Wales Cheney
Lester Campbell of Westfeld, Mass,
was a business visitor in town last week.
Raymond Fitch has gone to Springfield
(Nt), where he has secured a position.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Moore of East
Dover were in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Jackson Barlow and daughter.
Kathryn, were in North Adams Saturday.
! Mr. and Mrs Everett Corbett of West
| Brattleboro were visitors in town recently.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adkins of Mime
apols visited at II. D. Aliens last week.
| J. w. Carter, auditor of the Standard
| Oil company, was in. town the last of the
week
Mr. and Mrs V L. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs L. a. Brown were in North Adams
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. w Boyd spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ Davis
in Brattleboro.
Dr. Mcdonald of Detroit is visiting c.
B. Kelland and will remain during the
hunting season.
Mrs. c. C. Barlow entertained the mem
bers of the klean Klub at turkey dinner
Friday afternoon.
Pliny Crafts has taken position with
the Deerfeld River r. R. Co. as night
Waterman at camp A.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Plympton of South
Wardsboro are visiting their daughter,
4 Mrs. D. O. Butterfeld. =
Mr. and Mrs, j. A Shaw returned Tues
J day evening from week s trip to Pitts
field and Northampton
Mr. and Mrs Frank Allen and little
daughter of Fairfield, Me-, came Saturday
for a short stay in town.
=. c. VIM and son, Douglas, and Frank
Fowler of Jacksonville were in town or
business the-firse of the week.
Mrs w w. Follett and Miss Jessi,
Folett were in North Adams and Pitts
field Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mann were called
to Brattleboro Sunday by the illness o
: Mrs Mann's sister, Miss Eta Crosier
!, Miss Emily Bissel1 attended the weddin
; of her cousin, Paul Convey, and Miss Car
lotta Hopkins in Brattleboro last week
Mrs. V L. Adams and daughter Bar
bara, left Sunday for weeks stay wit
Mrs. Adamss parents in Springfield, Mass
c. B. Kelland, DIR. Mcdonald and L. A
Brown went to Williamstown Saturda
to attend the Amherst Williams football
game.
, The supper in the Congregational churc
Tuesday night was well attended. A fin
musical entertainment was given after tn
supper.
Mr. and Mrs William Vogel and daugl
/ tiers, Marion and Dorothy, and Harold A
len visited at Mrs Mills Browns in Keene
\. H., Sunday.
The Dover stage, which has been lea,
II ing Wilmington at 6 o'clock, now leaves a
st l clock, after the noon train arrives, an
does not wait for the night train.
{, DR. Wright was called Monday night I
lie see Mrs. Rufus Boyle. Mrs Boyle, VIII
20 was 50 years of age and had been i'll fC
N some time, died early Tuesday morning.
as Rockwell's Sunny South company gave
es fine entertainment in Memorial hall We,
&c nesday evening, Nov. TO- to a small aud
as ence 1t is a good company of colored el
tie tertainers and deserved much larg
Of audience.
ed A number of the friends OF Mr. al
he Mrs Udell Batcheldor gave them surpri
ia party Friday evening. Refreshments
cake and coffee were served Mr. al
Mrs Batcheldor left Saturday mornil
for their home in Chicopee Falls, whe
Mr.. Batcheldor has position.
A regular meeting of the Ladies' Aux
he larry of the Sons of Veterans was he
Tuesday After the meeting there was
!. short entertainment, each member CO
nv tributing 10 cents to the treasury, viii
- was earned by themselves. The origin
'ei rhymes, in which each member told he
III her 10 cents was earned, were very funr
- Mrs. VIM Hager returned to Newpo
r. l., last week, after spending fl
p weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Bellows. Mr.. and Mrs. Hager return
~ to Wilmington Thursday. Mr.. Hager W
no remain here until time for him to lea
II for the Philippines, where he viii be s
eI' toned about two years. Mrs. Hager "
remain here with her parents while he
away.
Among the hunters in Somerset
~. Marcus Busby, Ernest Stone, Char
- Ames, Lee Davis, Lee Titus, l.. A Brow
- V. L. Adams, G. B. Kelland, II. B. Smi
~ DIR. Mcdonald, Charles Allen, Earle Sire
~ er, Harrison Kingsley, Charles Ames a
Dan ODonnell. F. G.. Smith, John II
b. britten, H. u Jefts and Walter Hall, P.
ISIS Whitney and s. E. Jets are camping
tie Higley hill