The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
WILMINGTON.

Joe Mcdonald of Crome, n. j., is
spending a few days in town.
Fred Cook of Rochester, N. Y, is
spending few days in town.
Miss Pauline Hicks spent the week
end with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Lee Davis of Springfield Mass, spent
Sunday with his brother, Floyd Davis.
Miss Margaret Ray has returned
from q visit with friends in Jackson
vile.
Mrs. Wallace Capen has finished
working at the hotel at Lake Rapon-
da
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Faulkner of
Greenfield called on relatives here Sun
day
Miss Helen Kenriek was the guest
of Miss May Brown few days last
week.
Frank J. Davis, jr.. left Monday for
Boston, where he will try to enlist in
the navy
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thayer of
Springfield Mass, are visiting at C. f.
Corkins's.
Mr. Butterfeld OF Brattleboro was a
guest Friday with his brother, o. L.
Butterfeld.
Frank Clark has gone to Bellows
| Falls. to work for the Vermont Farm
Machine Co.
Miss Hazel Whitney of Marlboro,
spent a few days last week with Miss
Mary Brown.
| Nice p,,tb p,a,y, of NTorlha,o NJ III
is staying few weeks with Mrs. Will
liam vogel.
Miss Marion Rist has gone to Reads
boro, where she will teach in the Sher-
man district.
The Boy Scouts who have been camp
ing at Lake Raponda returned to their
homes Monday.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs of Windsor, is
spending her vacation with Miss Ge
nevra Corkins.
Mrs Julia Adams. who had been
visiting at Fort Ethan Allen returned
home Saturday
Miss Esther Houghton of Springfield,
Mass, spent few days recently with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Duvall have en-
gagged room of Mrs. Lucy Hubbard on
North River street.
Miss Dorothy Barlow of North Adj
ans, spent few days last week with
, Mrs. Margaret Mann.
Byron X. Barlow has been spending
, short furloueh with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs G. G.. Barlow.
Leon A. Wheeler and Walter Mel
son of Camp Devens, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Ella Bissell and grandson, How
ard Young, of New York city, are
! visiting relatives in town.
: Leslie Davis is assisting at A. l.
Q Childs and Sons store during the alb
l., sence of Frank ]. Davis, jr.
4 Mrs. Julia Crosier of Springfield
5 Mass, has been staying n few week,
= with her brother. II. f. Mann.
F. w. Childs and daughter, and Rol
lin Childs of Brattleboro called oil
, friends and relatives here Saturday.
: Miss Helen Isle and friend, Mrs
/, Larry of West Newton, Mass. ar,
! spending n vacation with Miss Lisle 7
al Hibtuti, hiS. -hHHd l4iHltt Ut htt sum
mer home.
:. Miss Alice Duvall of Newton Uppe
# Falls Mass, is spending several week
a in the home of her brother, Ernest Du
p vail.
y Miss Olive Millington, who is work
= ing in Greenfield. spent a few days las
- week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
" II. s. Millington.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Maher and sor
Malcom, of Readsboro, were week-en
guests of Mrs. Makers parents, Nj
y and Mrs. C. C. Barlow.
/, Mrs Jack Barlow and son, Jay, ar
staying two weeks with relatives j
Philadelphia. Jay will try to enlist i
~ the navy while there.
= Horace Ware, who is taking specii
:. training in Burlington, spent Sunda
;, with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. !
Ware
~ Miss Christine Boyd who had bee
90 attending teachers school in New Yor
city, for few weeks has returned
her home.
: Clinton Hall left Tuesday f,
- Shelburne Falls, Mass. where he wi
stay a few days. He has been Gale
to report in the army Aug. %.
DIR. and Mrs Paul Butterfeld of Ne
York city are visiting Mr.. Butterfeld
ng parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Butte
field
M Mrs II. d. Allen received a lett
:. Saturday from her son, Sergt. Chas.
~ Allen, who is in France. He stat
he was we'll, but very busy.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus and Nj
Leona Harris were in New York ell
-, ol last week to see Lee Titus, who W
'"e about to leave for France
t. Mr.. and. Mrs. p. l.. Griffin, who h
IN been two weeks at Lake Raponda,
turned to their home in New York Ct
Saturday.
~ Sergt. Alof Johnson who was il,
and several days with his sister, Miss Ri
johnson, returned to camp in Sparti
ow. burg, s. c., Saturday.
'ere Mr.. and Mrs. James Hanchett, v
lea were here two weeks, with their daul