The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-11
WILMINGTON.

Y. a. ting has been business VISITOR IN
town the past week.
Mrs. L. B. Anderson is visiting relatives
in Boston and Brooklyn.
Miss Edith Brown went to Readsboro
Tuesday to visit relatives.
G. H. Greene spent Sunday with his
family in Plymouth, n. I'll.
Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Hearty of Boston
came Wednesday to stay a few days.
Miss Marion and Eunice Brown of North
Adams are visiting at p q Whitney's.
Thomas Kelland of PIT Washington, L.
l., Is visiting his cousin, Howard Trip.
Mrs. +. A. Rist and three sons have
been visiting relatives in Montague, Mass.
+ Luther Bellows is in Marlboro assisting
his brother, Fred Bellows, during haying.
Mr.. Watts and help came Tuesday and
opened the Forest and Stream Club. this
week
Miss Helen ireland of Winchester, Mass,
Is guest of Miss Ina Brown at Beaver
Brook.
Mrs. f. B. Cheney and sons, Lawson and
Everett, are visiting her parents in West
Halifax
| Ralph Titus left Monday for New York
where he will enter a naval school at Pei
| ham Bay.
| Leon A. Wheeler has finished work in
Beebe River, n H., and returned home
| Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Stearns and Mrs. George
| Lyle of Brooklyn, came Monday to spend
| the summer.
| NJ. A. Brown of Boston came Wednes-
day to spend few days with his family
at Beaver Brook
Mr. and Mrs. George Bedding of Brad
street, Mass, called on relatives In town
one day last week.
| f. a. Childs and daughter, Elizabeth,
spent the Fourth at "Hillcrest' with Mr..
and Mrs Fred w Chids
| Fifteen members of the Vermont Boz
tancal Bird club of Burlington, are at
Childs Tavern for few days.
Rev. w. c. Clark of the Congregational
church is spending months vacation in
the northern part of Vermont.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley, who visited
relatives in various places two or three
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. McQuatt, who has been staying
with her daughter several days, returned
home to Pittsfeld, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Fox and daughter,
Mrs Wiggers of Cincinnati, Ohio, have
arrived at the Tavern for the summer.
Miss Pitman and Miss Crowell returned
to their home in Adams, Mass, Monday
latter spending two weeks at the Tavern
Ralph Medbury, Harold Allen and Louis
Tucci returned home Saturday from Camp
Devens temporarily discharged from serv
ice.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Hall returned from
their wedding trip July 3. They are stay.
ing with Mr.. Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Boyd of Buffalo
IN V, are in town, coming here to attend
the funeral Friday of Mr., Boyd's sister
Mrs. Julia Buell..
Mr. and Mrs Roy Williams and two
sons of Middle Granville, \. y. are Wis
iting Mrs. Williams's parents, Mr. ane
Mrs Joseph Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellows and Mrs
William Hager went to Bennington
Wednesday to meet Mr.. Hager, who came
from Pittsford, (Nt0.
| Mrs. Newton Carpenter, who has beer
= visiting some relatives in town severa
weeks, went with them and returned t,
her home in New York
/ Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Damour were il
: Bennington recently to visit a cousin win
} is ill., Miss Leona Wheeler went witt
i them and called on her aunt.
/ o. o. Ware went to Holyoke Monday t
attend the funeral of his little grand
+ daughter, Susan Newton, daughter of Hen
bert and katherine (Ware) Newton.
DR.. A H. Wright went to Brattlebor
Saturday to bring home little Frank Fal
r rington, who has been in the Memoirs
hospital several weeks for treatment.
Mrs. Y. L. Adams and two children
h Barbara and Betty, who have been visi
ing Mrs. Adams's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
James Hanchett, in Springfield, Mass
returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Brown, Mrs Creole
| Brown, Mrs. George Trip, Mrs. j. Albel
Buell., Mrs. J. II. Buckley and Mrs. Leo
!, Wheeler were in Brattleboro Tuesday
u attend the Eastern Star field day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Corson, jr., Mr.
: George Corson, sr., and son, Edward, an
: Leon Wheeler were in Brattleboro Satu
!, : day, Mr. Corson and Mr.. Wheeler beiI
: called there for physical examinations.
II Mrs I'D. O. Butterfeld returned hon
= Thursday from Rupert W.T., where 81
y has visited her sister, Mrs j. Duke Kin
Rev. King expects to leave soon for owe
seas to do voluntary Y. NJ G. A. work.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brown and fami
I of North Adams and Mrs. Eugene Brow
n of Stamford (Nt.) called. on relatives
town on their way to Marlboro Sunda
Miss Hazel Whitney returned to Nor
> Adams with them.
.. The funeral of Mrs. Julia Buell., 81, W
n. died Wednesday after long illness
cancer, was held in the Congregation
church Friday at 80 o'clock, Rev. f.