Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-02-18
WILMINGTON.
Single Women Win at Basketball.

between the married and single women
Saturday evening, and was seen by q
large crowd. The game was very close
and ended with n score of Is to 10 III
favor of the single women. The line.
up was as follows:
Single women Miss Elisabeth Al
len and Miss Hazel Whitney, forwards
Miss Doris Buckley, center; Miss Mary
Brown and Miss Katherine Barlow
guards.
Married women-Mrs. John Fowler
and Mrs. Clyde Hazard, forwards
Mrs. Louise Simpkins, center; Mrs. A
II. Wright and Mrs. Greeley Brown
guards.
Timer, Greeley Brown. Referee, Levi
McChesney. Scorer, Philip Gilbert.
Mrs. Alice Butterfeld is i'll with grip
II. b. Smith was in North Adams
Wednesday.
Miss Leona Harris was at home ov.
CT Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Brown was in Brattleborc
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Macdonald was in North
Adams Wednesday.
b. B. Gibson was in North Adams
Friday on business.
Karl Clark of Ames, Iowa, is visit
ing relatives in town.
DR.. Leslie D. Richie has moved his
family to Brattleboro.
Robert Ware is able TO be out again
after being i'll with grip.
George Terrill and Lee Terrill are
among those i'll with grip
II. d. Allen visited in Brattleborc
Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank Chids, who has been very i'll
with grip, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. Whitney are
boarding at w. W. Follett's.
Louis Lazelle of Readsboro was n
visitor in town over Sunday.
Mrs. II. d. Allen and Elizabeth Allen
were in North Adams Thursday.
Dr. L. I. Paige went to the North
Adams hospital Tuesday for treatment
Harry Crawford has moved his fam.
lily to Jacksonville where he has work
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Kelland returned
Saturday from a week s trip to New
York.
The high school seniors will repeat
their play, Brother Josiah, Saturday
night.
Plans are being made by the Sons of
Veterans and Auxiliary to have a
dance about March II.
Miss Irma Gibson returned Tuesday
from few weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Lrdington, Mich.
Two plumbers from MONEYS plumb
ing store in Brattleboro came to town
this week to do various plumbing jobs
Mrs. J. Albert Buell. and daughter
Eleanor, have returned from month 5
visit with relatives in Beverly, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren f. Batchcldel
of Chicopee Falls, are visiting Mrs
Batchelder's parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Carpenter. %.
Mrs. Lutheriai Church, who has beer
i'll for the past four weeks, lis some
what improved. Mrs. Elmer of MARI
boro is working for her. ~
Miss Sarah Light, demonstration fol
the Loose-Wiles Biscuit company, is a,
the X. X. System store this week dem
onstrating Sunshine biscuits
About IS of the young people of the
Congregational church enjoyed sleigh
ride to Jacksonville and supper al
Herbert Millington S on their return
Mrs Philip Gilbert was surprised
pleasantly by few of her friends, tC
help her observe her birthday anniver
sary. She was presented half a dozel
silver fruit knives.
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who visited his sister, Mrs. Vale
Cheney, returned home Tuesday. Mis-
May Dee, who had been with Mrs
Cheney some time, returned with him
Mrs. j. H. Buckley and Mrs. p. Z
Whitney entertained several women n
500 Friday afternoon. Refreshment
were served. Mrs. w. L. Erhard haC
the highest score and Mrs. r. p. Craft
had the lowest score.
Mrs. Greeley A. Brown entertained
several women at bridge party Mon
day afternoon. The affair took tn
form of heart party. Prizes wer
won by Mrs. l.. A. Brown, first ant
Mrs. j. Albert Buell., consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Mann were i
North Adams Feb. 10. While there Nj
Mann was taken Ill with acute lhul
gestion and was obliged TO be taken t
the hospital. He was able to retur
home the next day. He is at his Ollie
again.
About 80 enjoyed a social evening a
Grand Army hall Saturday, when Liz
coin S birthday anniversary was oil
served. A short program was give
and appropriate quotations We're reat
An oyster supper was served after tn
program.
Mrs. William Hager is substitutin
in the Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmingto
Railroad Co. s general office few day
on account of the illness of Miss Ma
guerite Davies, who is i'll with girl
Mrs. Hager, who was formerly Mis-
Mary Bellows, worked for several veal
in those oflicesA
Mrs. Herbert Fox and Mrs. llarr
Fox gave 500 party Tuesday afte
noon at the home of the former. TIL
party took the form of wishbon
party. Mrs. John Fowler had the higl
est score and was given a live hen in
crate. Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley had tn
lowest score. Refreshments wei
served.