The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-03
WILMINGTON.

MISS Edith Bartlett is Ill with grip.
J. G. Winn of Jacksonville was at
John Fowler s Tuesday.
John LaFlamme of Bennington visit
ed in town over Sunday.
Frank Childs, who has been very i'll
with grip, is able to sit up.
Miss Eva Barnes has been assisting
with the work at the Tavern.
Mrs. Lester Campbell, who has been
very i'll, is somewhat improved.
DR.. F. D. Stafford of North Adams
was in town Tuesday on business.
Horace Ware is again at work, after
being confined to the house with grip.
p NJ. Davis of West Brattleboro,
formerly of Wilmington, is seriously
ill.,
Mrs. w. S. Brown was a business
visitor in Brattleboro the first of the
week.
Miss Florence Fox has gone to Reads
boro to work for Mrs. G. j. Maher two
weeks.
Miss Florence Negus spent a few
days last week with friends in Jack
sonville.
Miss Paine, trained nurse from
North Adams, is caring for Mrs. H.
B. Smith and baby.
Miss Agnes Wheeler, nine years old,
has II hens which during the month of
January laid 226 eggs.
Mrs. Sara Keeney of New York is
visiting her daughter, who is living at
Mrs. David Hubbard s.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Greene and son,
Paul, have moved to Greenfield, Mass.
| where Mr. Greene has work
DR.. J. T. Wheelock has moved his
goods and office to South Londonderry
where he will practice dentistry.
Several members of the Baptist Sun
day school enjoyed a sugar eat al
Ernest Corbett S Monday evening.
Harold Allen and Ernest Carpenter
have been driving stage to Brattleborc
for F. f. Johnson, who has been i'll.
Mrs. Fayette Ward of Westminster
lis spending the winter in the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Boyd
Little Robert Keller, son of Mr. anC
Mrs. Guy Keller, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is slowly improving.
Lyndon and Earle Colby gave yer!
: interesting talk on their recent trip K
} Rutland to attend the boys confer
ence.
George Trip and Peter Caulkett
who are working in North Adams
few weeks, visited their families owe
. Sunday.
Col J. H. Goulding, who recently re
: turned from California to the home o
his daughter in Rutland, is seriousl
i'll with rheumatism.
The chimney of Arthur Stearns
: house burned out during the evenin
I ! IL -
: ment for q little while.
: Elmer Barnard of Brooklyn, n. Y
. was at Carl Barnard s Friday and Sa
urday, coming here with the body c
his father, E. o. Barnard.
il About so attended the annual fest
II val and dance in Jacksonville last wee
V Thursday. Everyone reported splel
did time and a delicious supper.
l. Miss Louise Bellows spent Saturda
II and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. an
t Mrs. Luther Bellows, and returned I
n her school in Marlboro Monday.
The Modern Woodmen will no
y their second annual dance in Memoir
l, hall Feb. IA. Leonard s singing orehe
K ira of Claremont, n. H., will furni:
music
le Saturday evening B. "A. Cook w
to attend the moving pictures, the fe
pc ture of which is Fighting for Franc
le a great war picture. .o
q Two games of basketball were play
4 Friday night in the Y. NJ c. A. room
The clerks were defeated by the hi
IS, school lila, and the Tunnel City fl
ne beat the Y. NJ. C. A. 1919.
u Mrs. W. S. Brown has moved ba
" info her house on School street and
o. Buckley has begun his duties
~ manager of the Ludington Inn for t
llc Ludington Woodenware company.
i Mrs W. E. Howe entertained Gig
- women last week Thursday afterno
= at 500. Mrs. Greeley Brown was hi
"A lady and Mrs. John Fowler low lady.
90 dainty lunch was enjoyed at the cC
-. ~ clusion of the card games.
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WEST WARDSBORO.