The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
WILMINGTON.
Mrs. Leon Covey influenza Victim.


urday morning after two days illness
with Spanish influenza She is survived
by her husband and baby daughter, Mar /
garet, her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luren Eames one sister, Mrs. T. Il. {
Whitney, and one brother, Melvin
Eames. The funeral was held at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Whitney Rev.
F. NJ Bissell officiating. Burial was in
Riverview cemetery. Her untimely
death was especially sad at this time as
her husband and mother We're too i'll to
attend the funeral and it was the first
time her father and brother had been out
| since their illness.
Leslie May is working at Coyey's liv-
cry stable.
Frank Barre has finished work at o. o.
Wares store.
Little Jimmie Moran is quarantined
with measles
Miss Eleanor Brown is assisting at
Browns garage.
Members of the high school climbed |
Haystack Friday.
i The village schools are closed because |
of Spanish influenza.
Miss Eva Kingsley was in Monroe |
Bridge, Mass, saturday.
Mrs Ellen Smith is visiting her hus-
band in Portsmouth, \. H.
Miss Lizzie Howe is caring for Mrs.
; Arthur Day and infant son.
Charles Smith was business visitor in
Monroe Bridge, Mass, Monday.
Mrs Amelia Davis of Readsboro is
caring for Mrs. Ernest Carpenter.
l IS
was in town the first of the week.
George Kingsley of Brattleboro is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. A. Greene.
+. f. Wheeler of Bridgeport. Conn, is
: visiting his brother, A. l.. Wheeler.
Miss Blanche Jacobs is caring for Mrs.
: r. p. Crafts and children, who are i'll.
V. L. Adams of Beebe River, n. H.,
n came last Thursday to visit his family.
Harold Crosier of Pittsfield, Mass, was
/ visitor in town the first of the week.
T Ernest Clark. who is i'll with pneumo-
MIA, is reported to be very much better.
q George Carpenter is the rural mail car
l. rier during the illness of Ernest Carpen-
ter.
= Mrs. J. S. Brown is caring for Ernest
: Carpenter, who is i'll with Spanish infiu-
enZa.
,e Postmaster H. d. Allen has received
= his reappointment for another four
le years.
Carl Kingsley of Monroe Bridge,
I Mass. was a business visitor in town
Df Monday.
l. William Newton of Holyoke, Mass, is
visiting at his grandfather's, 0. o.
ct Wares
~ Leon Covey. who has been very i'll
- with Spanish influenza, is at Perry
Whtney's.
~ Mrs. George Chase of Orange, Mass.
~ is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ophelia
Harrington.
- Misses Jane and Lucy Smith are visit
:, :, ing their aunt Mrs. Herbert Newton, in
=, Holyole, Mass
RS DR.. 5. T. Dunn is i'll with grip and DIR
Walch of Readsboro is caring for DIR
u Dunn's patients.
We Miss Amrah Smith, assistant in the
rs high school, went Saturday to her HON,
to in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. NJ. \. Quaid. who has been visit
in ing at c. c. Barlow's, returned last weel
he to her home in Brattleboro.
roI Miss Emily Bssell is caring for Mr.
I'VE and Mrs. Floyd Davis, who are recover
les ing from Spanish influenza,
Clarence Pike who enlisted in tn
zen naval aviation corps, received his call Z
the report al Boston for duty Saturday.
lrk Mrs Andrew Davis of Woodford is as
IN sisting in the care of her daughter, Mrs
.er' Harry Crawford, and Mr. Crawford.
'oi- Mrs. Crawford from Woodford cam
Thursday to care for her son. Harr
ana Crawford, and wife, who are i'll wit
ere influenza.
m Mrs. John Fowler and sons, Paul an
~ Jean of Huntington, Conn. are guest
III of Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
ia' c. c. Barlow
900 Miss Gertrude Alvord of Putney
orc spending her vacation from her dutie
any as bookkeeper with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs Frank Alyord.
Harold Van Wyck, Fred Farringto
+. W. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs K.
Crafts and daughter spent Friday
in North Adams, Mass
ahk Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lincoln. wi
lrS- have been spending the summer at the
vlth home here, returned to their Brookly
\. y. home Wednesday.
ase, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Parmelee, Mr.. al
ack- Mrs. Ralph Howe and two children al
re- Miss Eva Kingsley motored to Nor
for Adams, Mass, last Friday.
ling Mr.. and Mrs p VI. Davis of Brattl
all boro, who have been caring for their so
pri- Floyd Davis, and wife who are i'll wi
his Spanish influenza, returned to the
ase, home Tuesday.
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs. n IT Smith Misc q.
&rt11 4 Ix-ar d.. r.
y, Henry Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Ba
ack- Der of West Brattleboro. Mrs. H