The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-27
WILMINGTON.

There are two new cases OF mumps in
the family Of W. +. Howe
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus and son, Lee.
were in North Adams Saturday.
Miss Jessie Follett OF Boston visited at
her home from Saturday over Christmas.
c. NJ. Ware, and c. +. Streeter, who
have been i'll several weeks, are improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis are spending Christ
mas with her parents at Pittsheld, Mass.
Miss Margaret Davies is spending Christ
mas at her home in Middle Granville,
y. y.
Mrs. Leon Convey and little daughter
are spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Convey.
Miss Eleanor Brown went Wednesday
to Winchester, Mass, to visit her cousin,
Miss Emma Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Osborne Of Hol-
yoke spent Christmas with their sister,
Mrs w F. Crosier
Mr. and Mrs Herbert AIllington are
visiting their daughter, Mrs F. L. Gaines,
in Greenfield, Mass.
Lee Wheeler of Boston, sailor in the
United States navy, spent Christmas with
relatives and friends III town.
Ernest and Leslie Duvall are spending
Christmas and the week with their parents
in Newton Highlands, Mass.
Joseph Mcdonald has finished work for
| the Deerfeld River Railroad Co, after
seven years of employment with that
| company.
| Herbert Fowle OF the Hoosac Tunnel
and Wilmington railroad office spent the
/ 1. a IL. -.
! vile, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barlow spent Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs. Claude
Maher, at Readsboro. Mr. and Mrs. John
Fowler and two sons, Of Huntington
Mass, formerly Of this town, also were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maher.
Mrs Mary Hagcr joined her husband
at his home in Auddlcbury, where they
spent Christmas Mrs. lIager has been il
the sanitarium at Pittsiord for treatmen
and is So far improved as to be able Z
spend Christmas at his home.
The Woman's Club gave dance in tn,
town hall Christmas night in honor o
second Lieutenant Paul Jones and lie
Wheeler of the Boston navy yard, wh'
are visiting here. The music was turnishe,
by Miss Alice Courtemanchc and Charlie
Smith, piano and violin.
Byron Howe Of Bellevue hospital, Ne'
York city. came Tuesday evening to visi
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. ID. Howe
On account OF the war. Mr.. Howes elias
continued its studies during the summe
in order To be able to graduate in Febrr
= any instead Of the usual time in jane.
The usual Christmas exercises and tree
were held at the Universallst and Cor
: gregational churches Christmas eve and a
the Baptist church Christmas night. o
Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Clark OF tn
Congregational church gave lantcr
slide program with pictures suitable fc
the Christmas season.
Schools closed Friday for the holida
vacation and the teachers left Saturda
morning for their various homes. Marcl
Gorham to West Rutland, Miss Haz
Whitney to Marlboro, Miss I1ele
4 Kcnrick to Walpolc. ~ H., Miss Caswe
4 To North Adams, Miss Mary Durnin I
3 North Adams, Miss McNarg to Fairhavel
!. Miss Hazel Davis to West Dover.
r The annual meeting of Social lodge y
a 80, r. and A. NJ, was held Christm;
!. afternoon and the following officers we
elected: J Albert Buell., w NJ. Walt
: f. Howe. ;. w: Arthur Robinson, J. w
= II. +. Mann, treas; VI. +. Barbar, sec
; i. 4. Wheeler. $. d. John Johnso
g j. d.; George J.. Trip. 5. s.; Harris
n Kingsley, j. s; r. s Bellows, chaplain
q W. 4. Hail. marshal; F. A. Childs, tyl,
8 Among those spending Christmas
their homes here are Miss Mary Butfui
Ralph Titus and Philip Jones from I
o. University OF Vermont, Miss Christr
:. Boyd, teacher at Castleton normal scho
nf Miss Golde conference.-the from Midi
>. bury college, Miss Louise Bellows. teach
at South Vernon, Miss Nellie Mann, teaC
- CT at Hardwiek. Mass. Miss En-
Bisscll from North Adams normal. RI
ert johnson from Exeter Miss Ernest
DeBonville from kecne normal