Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-17
WILMINGTON.


town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ekbcrg are visit
| ing in Canada.
w. l.. Erhard has returned from a
week. trip in Michigan.
The Klcane Klub was entertained by
Mrs. Elbie Pike Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Day is spending q few
days with friends in Readsboro.
Mrs. Elbie Pike recently bought a
new piano through NJ. l.. Stickney.
Merton Barber and Earle Streeter
are in Boston few days this week.
Harrison Kingsley has finished work
for the Deerfeld River Railroad Co.
Mrs. Joan Newton Cuneo of New
York is in town on business this week
Rev. j, Wesley Rafter preached in
the First Baptist church in st. Al
bans last Sunday.
Harrison Kingsley and Bernard
Wilder were in North Adams Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howe have
moved into their new home on High
street.
Miss Gertrude Alvord is suffering
from a broken kneepan, caused by
falling.
Z. j. Eddy of Brattleboro was n
business visitor In town the first Of
the week.
w. n. Bassett is working for the
Ludington Woodenware Co., as night
Waterman.
Miss Mary Smiley of Pocona Pines,
| Pa, is a guest of her niece Miss Mar
garet Smiley.
L. w. Boyd and c. S. Barnard at
tended the Isreal Hall auction in Hal
flax Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Barnard and son, Stuart,
and Mrs. Ernest Harris were in North
Adams Monday.
Fred Robinson of West Wardsboro
visited his sister, Mrs, F. +. Ray, a
few days recently.
Miss Bcrard of North Adams has
been a guests of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Ring, at the Tavern.
Mrs. John Mccain of Belmont, n.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred E. johnson.
The auxiliary to the Sons of Vet
; Grams will give a dance in Memorial
hall st. Patrick's day evening.
Sedrick Rice has returned to his
home in Dakota, Mr.. Rice had been
working for Mrs. John Temple.
Charles Davis of New York city was
II guest over Sunday of Miss Sarah
Keeney at Mrs. Lucy Hubbard s.
Miss Georganna Green, who visited
Mrs. j. II. Kidder a few days recent
ly, has returned to her home in Trey
, \. Y.
John Spine visited in North Adam,
the first of the week. Mr.. Spine has
finished work for the Deerfeld River
Railroad Co.
Walter Grimes was called to West
Acton, Mass, on account of the Sc
rious illness of his mother, Mrs
Charles Grimes.
Mrs. H. F. Barber, who has been i'll
has so far recovered that her trained
nurse, Miss Vadnais, returned home tC
North Adams Saturday.
Ernest Harris has been acting as con
ductor on the passenger train during
Mr.. Cheney's Illness.
Mrs. Roy Williams and son, Ed
ward, of Middle Granville, n. H., are
| ioltiHS Mis-. NllhdinS h pureHLS, MT
and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert.
j. d. Bistow went to the Nortl
Adams hospital Monday to undergo al
operation. Miss Laura Bristow OF
Odgensburg, y. Y, is with hei
brother.
Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yarc
will be presented in Memorial hal
Thursday evening of next week, fol
the benefit of the Order of the East
t ern Star.
Several women pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Luther Bellows Tuesday after
noon. Five hundred was played, after
, which refreshments brought by the
women were served
, The wrist watch which was giveI
5 away by the Trumbull Players Satur
day night was won By George Schei
bel. The Trumbull Players were very
| entertaining during their stay here.
d. w. Smiley left Monday for Phil
5 ade!phia, where he will meet hi
: daughter, who has been spending the
-. winter with her mother in Florida
| Mrs. Smiley is in Florida for he
health.
A Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr.
= and Mrs. c. B. Kelland, Mr.. and Mrs
+ V. L. Adams and Miss Irma Gibson
S entertained the Bridge club and theil
r husbands Saturday evening at st
e Patrick's party.
Fred Pickwell, while working in tn
: planning mill at the Courtemanche shop
was painfully injured when q sticl
flew from the saw and struck his haAd
s cutting it badly. Several stitches hat
S to be taken to close the cut.
: Mrs. Edward Welchens and TIVE
children are visiting Mrs. Welchen
sister, Mrs. Elbie Pike. They formerl,
lived in Nashua, n. H., but their fur
II niture is being moved to birmingham
: Mass, where Mr.. Welchens has EN-
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