Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-07
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Walter May is visiting in
North Adams.
Mrs. c. w. Porter of Middlescx, VT,
is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kizer are visit
ing in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley was in
Readsboro over Sunday.
Miss Emily Robinson returned to her
home in Calais, VT, Monday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. auxiliary Melted 50
from their food sale Saturday.
Elmer Degon of Springfield, Mass
was in town the first of the week.
Harold Crosier went to North Adams
Wednesday to visit relatives q few
days.
A dance was given by the Y. NJ. C.I
A. auxiliary in the town hall Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Fred Avcrill and son, Donald,
Of Bellows Falls, are visiting Mt James
Damour's.
Mrs. William Hager, who had been
working in Greenfield, Mass, return
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Loselle Of Readsboro
was n guest of her mother, Mrs. w. S.
Brown, over Sunday.
Lee Wheeler has returned to Gard
ncr, Mass, after spending five weeks
with friends in town.
Mrs. c. B. Kclland, Mrs. J. A..
Buell. and Mrs. II. B. Smith were in
North Adams Monday.
Mrs II. f. Mann, Mrs. Leon Wheel
er and Harrison Kingsley were i'll
North Adams Tuesday.
Mrs Wallace Capen, who visited in
, Stoughton, Mass, has returned Hei
daughter came with her.
Miss Marjorie Wheeler, who visited
, her aunt, Mrs. Frank Snow, in Reads
boro, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Childs and
- daughter, Elizabeth, were in North
Adams three days the past week.
Robert johnson of Exeter academy
is spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. johnson.
Chauncey Mann of Chelsea, VT. is
spending few days vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Mann.
= Bert Bracket has finished work at
? Mountain Mills clearinghouse and is
, in Gardner, Mass, visiting his sister
/. Mrs. Joseph Damour entertained 1G
t friends at 500 Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Fred Averill who is visiting her
s Miss Louise Bellows was genuinely
| surprised Wednesday evening by sew
: eral of her friends, the event being heI
birthday.
Miss Louise Bellows, Miss Olive
Milington and Miss Gertrude Holland
are visiting Mrs. f. l.. Gaines il
}. Greenfield, Mass.
!, The iron stack at Mountain Mills
which has been replaced by lSl-foot
reinforced concrete stack, was takcr
down Saturday.
. Harold Andrews, who has beer
clerk at Childs Tavern the past tive
: years, has finished work there and ha'
gone to White River Junction.
John Andrus of Enosburg Falls Wis
v tied in town over Sunday. Mr.. An
= drus was formerly assistant principa
t in the Wilmington high school.
s Dana Boyd is working for II. w. ia
: cobs. George Marsha has finished
4 work for Mr.. Jacobs and will 90 tC
1 Woodstock VT, where he has work.
Postmaster H. D. Allen reports an in
crease in receipts at the local post of
. flee of Is per cent over the preceding
Peter Mccarthy returned Saturday
after few days visit at his home il
g Bath, n. II. His brother, Joseph Nc
. Carthy, came with him to spend few
. days.
Florence Reed was called to Jack
, sonville Wednesday on account Of tho
n accident to her brother, Tracey Reed
k who was badly injured by being kick
e cd by horse.
k Little Muriel Abraham, who ha'
been seriously sick, is improving. The
e family have been under quarantine "a
0 it was feared some contagious disease
might develop.
e Mrs. John Newton Cuneo of Scars
dale, n. Y, Mrs. Charlotte Kidder OF
4 New York and Mrs Anna Mars o.
Augusta, Me-, were among those who
!. were in town to attend the funeral OF
;. Mrs. j. II. Kidder.
: Gerald Porter, after visiting hi'
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Porter, {
few days, returned Monday to hi
s studies at the Albany Medical college
? Leonard Williams returned with hin
II for few days visit
e Mrs. V. l.. Adams entertained the
h Bridge club Saturday afternoon in tho
y form of blue bird party. Mrs. j. Al
bert Buell. was high scorer and won {
y blue bird fudge apron, and Mrs. F. S
o Ring won the consolation prize, blue
C bird fruit dish.
y Mrs Walter Stapeton and three
children, who have been visiting hen
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert
the past month, returned to their home
in Ray, Me-, Friday. Her eldest daugh
|. ter, Ellen, will remain with her grand
parents and attend school.