The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-27
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Luther Bellows is on the sick
list.
George Marsha is working for Henry
Jacobs on the meat cart.
Samuel Mayhem is driving one of
j. Barcelona S teams.
Mr. Rodgers of Troy, ~ Y, is in
town buying maple logs.
Fire Chief F. G. Smith is planning
to organize his company.
Francis Laneau was visitor over
Sunday at his home in North Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Barnard and son,
Stuart, were in Nottingham Sunday
Mrs. Rufus Brown of North Adams
is visiting her brother, P. Z. Whitney
Miss Matilda Smythe of Troy, n Y,
has been visiting at Paul H. Smythe s.
G. B: Kelland was business visitor
IN Boston and vicinity the last of the
week.
Miss Violet Ames is assisting in
Frank Childs's store during his alb
sence.
Fred Adams of the Peoples National
bank of Brattleboro is assisting in the
local bank
Mrs. Earle Estabrooks, trained nurse.
is caring for Frank Childs, who is i'll
with the grip.
Several couples attended the annual
festival and dance in Jacksonville
Thursday night.
Miss Huzzey, trained nurse from
| North Adams, is caring for Dr. and
Mrs. L. T. Page.
Nye Johnson, who has been working
for c. W. Terrill, went home to Brat
tleboro Monday.
Mrs. hurry Harris of West Dover
has been spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Cook.
Miss Leona Harris began work Mon
day as circulation manager for the
Deerfeld Valley Times.
Howard B. Smith went to Chicago
Saturday to attend a meeting of
clothespin manufacturers.
Mrs. Louis Lazelle of Readsboro was
called here on account of the death of
her step-father, Walter S. Brown
Donald Cook has accepted position
as shipping and receiving clerk for the
Deerfeld Pulp company at Mountain
Mills.
4 Charles Allen and Miss Beth Follett
attended a local talent entertainment
and dance in Monroe Bridge Friday
night.
Leon Convey, who has been i'll with
grip, is out again. James Brown at
tended his livery business during hi.
: absence.
o. o. Ware has had the tenemen-
over his store, recently vacated by
George Dixon, newly papered an,
! painted.
Chris Da+,rso,, r,-bo v-orIys - Mann
tain Mills, and daughter, have takei
rooms at Mrs. l.. 4. Wilder s and vii
! do light housekeeping.
The Corner drug store will hereafte
5 be known under the firm name O
5 Parmelee & Howe, Ralph Howe havin
e bought one-haIf interest.
Ernest Corbett went to Halifax Sal
urday, and Mrs Corbett, who has bee
:, visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c. Jone
: returned home with him.
The members of the Wilmingto
J high school enjoyed q sleighride I
II West Dover Wednesday evening an
: were entertained by Cecile Davis.
Greeley Brown has sold his hous
!. which was recently damaged by fire,
t Arthur Robinson. Mr.. Robinson Ii;
. already started repairing the house.
iiudN might iLCIt Will bt iNt va
$ ketban games. The Tunnel City Fly
$ have challenged the Y. NJ. C. A. fly
! and the high school will play II
clerks team.
= Carl Barnard received news Tuesds
= of the death of his brother, Edwal
- Barnard of Brooklyn, n. Y, who die
Il Monday night. Carl Barnard left We
;, nesday to attend the funeral
- During the night recently the i
:, broke in the river at Medburyville al
- filled the road and threatened to Ia
!, the iron bridge out. Several men ha'
! been at work trying to clear the roa
~ News has been received from Ne
~ York that Don o. Buttertield, who Il
80 derwent an operation a few weeks az
= has improved enough to be moved fire.
=. the hospital to the home of his brot
: er, DIR. Paul Butterfield.
a 1t is understood that Colonel J.
D. Goulding, formerly of this town, W