The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-19
WILMINGTON.
Lost Life at Dardanelles.


News was received last week by
Mrs. William Venner, from the Eng
llsh war Office, of the death of her
brother, who was with British ragl
ment In the Dardanelles campaign.
0. E. Butterfield was in Brattleboro
this week.
Mrs. John Mccain was in Brattle
boro Tuesday.
Mr.. Andrews of Bradford is working
at the Tavern.
Miss Alice Freehart is working in
the Childs Tavern.
| Nellie Loveland of johnson is work
| ing at Cliff Ward s.
Earl Rafus returned Friday from the
North Adams hospital.
Miss Belle Eames is very i'll with
appendicitis at the Tavern.
Mrs. John Pike of West Brattleboro
IS visiting Mrs. P. M. Davis.
M. A. Brown was a business visitor
IN town the first of the week.
z. G. Adams of Colrain visited his
father, George Adams, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chandler and
Ray Hicks were in Brattleboro Tues
day.
Mrs. Willis Boyd is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Sylvia Banks, in Brattle
boro.
Eddie sholtz of Bennington visited
his aunt Mrs. John Gleason, over Sun
day.
Mrs. w. A. Brown, Mrs G. A. Brown
and NJ. L. Brown were in BrattIeboro
Friday.
Maud Temple has resumed work at
Mrs. Herbert Fox s, after a two-weeks
illness.
i Henry White and Merrill Greene
were in Brattleboro and North Adams
this week.
Miss Marguerite Johnson a few days
this week
The Woodenware company started its
pin machines Tuesday. About 90 girls
began work.
4 Christine Boyd returned TO her
studies in the Castleton Normal
school Monday.
+ Y. L. Adams has sold Ford cars this
week to J. l.. Williams and Lewis
Shippee of Readsboro.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith and daughter
of Brattleboro are visiting her parents,
MT. ana MIS-. w. A. Hail.
Luther II. and William E. Barber Of
Brattleboro were in town Tuesday OF
their way to North Adams.
DR.. S. F. Dunn went to Amherst
Sunday to get his wife, who had been
visiting her sister two weeks.
F. f. johnson is running two au-
tomobiles to Brattleboro this week to
take care of his stage business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pettee of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leonard
were in town the first of the week.
!, Mrs. Benedette Lang1ois has finished
work in Buc Riey's restaurant and has
gone to the woodehware factory 10
work. If rs
The senior class of the high school
viii hold food sale in the Conpfega-
tiohal church yestry Saturday of this
week. 80 t.g
The Wilmington baseball team viii
a play the Griswoldville team Saturday
The high school team will play the
/ East Dover team. r 81
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Davis and Ruth and
! Richard Harris ana Everill Davis went
n to Readsbofo Sunday q
There is a ease of scarlet fever il
the family of Leslie Hicks and chick
i en-pox in the families of 4. II. Guc K
O ley and J. R. Mallory.
Bernice, the little daughter OF Mr.
. and Mrs Robert Ware, who fell from
. hammock and broke her collar bone
is getting along very well.
Y. L. Adams has raised the Hotch
kiss house and is making it into fin'
:. tenement Mr.. Adams S large garagt
. opposite the hotel stables is nearl,
completed.
/, Albert Buell., who has been in il
! health the past few weeks. went t
! Brattleboro Sunday to consult q spe
) ciahst. He was accompanied by DIT
; Wright.
! Edward Buffum, his daughter, Mrs
Clarence Buffum, and grandson o
u Northfeld visited friends in town thi
y y week They were on their. way t
! Hartford.
- Mrs Morgan, who has been i'll in tn
~ home of Mrs. Julia Buell., has bee
y moved to the home of her stepdaugf
% ter, Mrs. o. E. Butterfeld. Mrs. Wa
- lace Capen is taking care of her.
= The baseball team went to Readspc
y no Saturday and was badly beaten b
> the Readsboro team. The high schot
= team from Readsboro played the hig
& school team here and was beaten Ii
II in thinning game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus and Mr.
Abraham and Lee and Ralph Tit
Ut were in Brattleboro Sunday and Gale
on Paul Abraham in the hospital.
% is expected that Paul viii be able I
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