The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-27
WILMINGTON.

W1LIN LIN u L YIN.
Roland Wheeler was in North Ad-
ans Monday.
| Miss Kathryn Barlow is working for
| J. Barcelona.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Ring spent Easter
in North Adams.
| Mrs. Joan Newton was in town the
| first of the week
Mrs. Jane Roadway is working at
Mrs. II. F. Barber's
| Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Butterfeld are |
visiting in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w Boyd visited in |
! Brattleboro last week.
Lee Titus and Percy Haskins were |
in North Adams Saturday.
Miss Letha Haven was in North Ad- |
ans Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Darlington returned Mon |
iday from visit in New York
Mrs. o. 0. Ware is visiting her sis |
ter in Connecticut few weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. L. T. Page spent Thurs
day and Saturday in North Adams.
ID. H. Round of Cuba is attending
school here and boarding at the Tavern.
Clifford harrington has moved to the
farm he recently bought of Hal Stet-
son.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Fox are i'll, Mrs
Fox with grip and Mr.. Fox with jaun
dice.
EIbie Pike has bought the two tene-
ment house on School street of Frank
Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Monroe
Bridge were in town Fariday and Sat
!, urday.
Mrs. Samuel Mayhem and Mrs. Ed
ward Salfrank were in North Adams
Monday.
F. f. Sawyer, superintendent of
schools, was in town Thursday and
= Friday.
C.. A Brown was in North Adams
Monday experimenting the selling of
some horses.
Edward Putnam of North Adams
spent Easter with his parents, Mr.. and
D., Mrs II. l.. Putnam.
T. Mrs. Wayne Garner entertained her
; Sunday school class of II young women
{ Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Davidson went Tuesday
/, to West Wardsboro to spend two weeks
= with her parents.
= Mrs. Arthur Kingsbury of Whiting
II ham was a guest of Mrs. Gertrude
Kingsley recently.
l. Rehearsals for The Arrival of Kitty,
:
n school, are being held.
I, Eight persons were received into the
e Baptist church by baptism Sunday by
a Rev. J. Wesley Rafter
N {. W. Bond returned Thursday from
b. Canaan, \. H., where he had been
p working three months.
u Mrs. Murray Harris of West Dover
~ visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r
u, Cook few DAYS reccntly
~ Mrs. John Austin of Brattleboro Wis
"a tied her daughter, Mrs. Charles Waters
~ a few days the past week.
10 Charles Sumner was called to Siam
n ford last week on account of the i'll
ness of his father, Hoyt Sumner.
e Mrs Samuel Kessler has come from
e. North Adams, and Mr.. Kesser has rent
ne ed one of J. Barcelona S tenements.
&c Harry Miller and Mr.. Edwards o.
Is BrattIeboro are doing the plaster worl
nd in the tenements over the garage.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stapleton o
Woodstock. y. H, were guests of Mrs
Stapleton 5 son, Bernard Wilder, re
Gently.
y special train was run from vii
or mington to Readsboro Sunday for thos
who wished to attend the Roman Cath
ollie Easter services.
MISS JGS>it L tlitll anu II tSilNs " ~
"a Frances Blummer of Monroe Bridge
ne visited at Miss Follett 5 home owe
Z Easter.
ne Several persons attended the suga
eat in the Congregational church vestr.
Friday evening, which was given b.
re- the \. 2. $. c. f.
IN Mr. and Mrs. George Newton o
rs Mountain Mills entertained a fey
ilrS friends Saturday evening at a dance
nt Refreshments were served.
"a George Streeter carried load O
- goods and several carpenters to Dove
'e to what is known as the Handle, wher
II, some buildings are being erected.
on Betty and Esther White, who wer
ed with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.
e. William White, a few weeks. have T,
turned to their home in Readsboro.
DR. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Kelland and sol
iaI Horace, are visiting relatives an
he friends in Detroit and Cleveland. Du
IN, ing their absence their house is bein
ab- remodeled, c. w. Terrin being the COZ
of tractor.
he Mrs Eli Porter. Mrs Nathan Gree
70 and Mrs. w. w Follett entertained .
Ior women at 500 Saturday afternoon {
I'M the home of Mrs. Follett. The affa
l. was an Easter party. Mrs. c. S. Ba
ord nard made the high score and Mrs.
Nv, IL. Wright the low score.
SOITTH HALIFAX