The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-05
WILMINGTON.

Mrs Augusta Boynton is quite i'll
Earl Cilby is working in Childs IS
store.
V. L. Adams s new garage is nearly
completed.
Frank Hartman of North Adams
was in town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd were in
North Adams Monday.
Rollin Harris is home after spending
the winter in Brattleboro.
Clarence Grousebeck Of Jacksonville
was a business visitor in town Tues
day.
Frank Fowler from Valley, Vt, cali
ed on relatives in town the first of the
week.
Henry White badly injured his hand
Thursday while at work in the print
ing office
Miss Ida Morgan was q business Wis
itor in North Adams Tuesday and
Wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. H. d. Allen visited Mr..
Allen 5 father and brother in Jackson
vile Sunday.
The school directors have recently
set out % maple trees around the high
ocHo0t Du1ldlhS.
Mrs. Herbert Baker of Boston, Mass.
spent several days last week with Mrs
| David Hubbard.
Mrs. Edgar Busby was in North Adj
ans Saturday to see her husband who
| is at the hospital.
Mrs William Bird and three children
have been visiting Mrs. Ambrose Ne
nard in Bratt1eboro.
Mr. Crane of the Ludington Hard
wood company has returned to his home
in Ludington, Mich.
Harrison Kingsley has been il
Readsboro, repairing automobiles TO
/ various owners there.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Smith hav'
moved into Mrs. Albert Fox's hous'
on East Main street.
Miss Leona Harris has been oblige'
to finish her work at NJ. f. Barber
on account Of illness
Mrs. Elbie Pike returned Monda.
from two weeks trip to Boston
| Nashua and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Clark of Mon
| tezuma, Iowa, visited at II. D. Allen
and Hermon Ware S last week.
Elmer Degon was called to his HON
in Malone. n. Y, Monday on aceoun
of his brother being badly hurt
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Osborne frol
Haverhill. Mass, are visiting Mrs. o.
borne sister, Mrs. f. w. Grosier. :
/ James Elliott and son, Robert, hat
! finished work for the hardwood con
! pany and have returned to thei~ HON
| in Michigan.
Mrs. George Streeter and Earl
Streeter were in North Adams Satu
day to see Mrs. Robert Ware who
! in the North Adams hospital
!. Miss Louise Bellows returned Satu
day from the North Adams hospita
!, Her father went to North Adams Sa
, urday to accompany her home.
Miss Elizabeth Reich of North A
ans, Mass, has taken the place {
Miss Katherine Huzzy as trained nur'
1T the Tavern caring for Mrs. Carne
| Of Hartford.
! The body of Allen 2. Cheeseman W;
brought here Tuesday for burial, fro
5. Saratoga Springs, n. Y. Mr.. Chees
man was a former resident of til
q town. The funeral was held Wedne
T day from the Universahst church.
The young men IS club presented Pa
g ABRAHAM Thursday with a ''gr'
: bag. 1t was well filed with vario
articles, grab for each day. Pa
u IS getting along as well as can be e
= pected, but it will be a number
weeks vet before he will be able to
< mp.
q David Hubbard, well known re
dent of Wilmington, died at his hon
'eI here last Tuesday of acute indigt
n ton His wife survives him. n
s Hubbard was born in Wilmington, al
left here while young man, living
Is few years in Boston, and returning he
about 80 years ago. He was near
Is 80 years of age. The funeral was he
Friday afternoon.