The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-24
WILMINGTON.

horo Monday.
Frank Smith is cutting ice on Noun
tain Mills pond.
Miss Lizzie Howe is spending few
days in Marlboro.
Mrs. NJ. f. Putney visited in North
Adams over Sunday.
George Tripp, who has been i'll 4
week is able TO be out again.
Arthur Hartman and two friends of
North Adams were in town over Sun
day.
Miss Ada Bond of searsburg is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Rist at the cream
cry.
W. l.. Erhard of Boston was bust
ness visitor in town the first Of the
week
Miss Eva Kingsley visited her cousin,
Mrs. Clarence Wright, in Bellows Falls
over SUNDAY.
Miss Roberge. trained nurse. of North
Adams is caring for Mrs. Roy Ware
and infant son.
Miss Durnin and Miss Minogue Wis
tied at Miss Durnin 5 home in North
Adams over Sunday.
DIR. Slader, optician, of Rutland is in
town this week on business His head
quarters are at the Tavern.
Mr.. aud Mrs George Adams are stay
ing with Mrs Y. L. Adams while Mr.
| Adams is in New Hampshire.
| Frank Childs, who has been i'll about
| three weeks, was able to be at his store
for the first time Monday morning.
Miss Marion Rist was a visitor over
| h. /.
Monday to her school in Nottingham.
Ernest Moran and W. n Bassett
have accepted positions with the Hoo
sac Lumber company in Heartwellville.
V L. Adams left Monday for New
Hampshire, where he has accepted a
position with the Woodstock Lumber
company.
Miss Eva Rice and Miss Alice Brown
who visited at their old home in Men
dota, Ind, for several months, returned
home Saturday.
Glenn Thomas and Mrs. Rose Well
man were married Saturday evening al
the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred MAY, by
Rev. F. NJ. Bissell
Delbert MAYHEM has finished wor(
for the Ludington Woodenware com
panv. He is working for the Hoosat
Lumber company in Heartwellville.
Mrs. Frank Snow, who was in tow
several days aud who attended the fiji
neral of her nephew. Lee Wheeler, re
turned home to Readsboro Saturday.
Mics Margaret Lyman has returne4
from her home in Montague, Mass
where she spent her vacation. She ha
reoamed teaching at the Castle schoo
Martin A. Brown of Wincheste ell
Mass, was in town the last of the wee
and attended the funeral of his ia
Their, Merwin Brown, in Jaeksonvill
Sunday.
The young people of the Baptis
f church will hold social rally Frida
t evening in the church parlors. Herbel
h Clark Of North Adams will be the prir
IS cipal speaker.
! Mrs. c. c Barlow entertained ii
{ Molly Stark club Monday afternoo
: The decorations were patriotic and II
: refreshments served were strictly a
cording to war rations
70 Miss Edith Corbett was taken Mo,
le day 70 the North Adams hospita
st where she underwent an operation. NJ
il Corbett went to North Adams with he
"a returning Monday night.
ar Mrs. W. A. Brown, Greeley
Ill Brown, Miss Mary Brown, Mr. al
RS Mrs. l.. A. Brown and daughter, Flea
al or, attended the funeral of Merw
w Brown in jacksonville Sunday.
" DR.. A. H. Wright and two daughte,
Vera and June, were III North Adal
Monday to see Mrs. Wright, who undo
went an operation for appendicit
- Thursday at the North Adams hospitI
The annual installation of the office
90 of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary W
held Thursday evening III their room
Past President Mrs. Ida Howe was
ID stalling officer. These officers had be
elected for the ensuing year at a p
ne vious meeting but some We're unable
L. attend the installation: Pres. M
tn Maude Fitch; vice pres, Mrs. Ella b
n by; chaplain Mrs Stella Davis; trea
Mrs. Emma Ames; see, Mrs. Mlni
r,, Barber; guide. Mrs Bertha Chene
"a. asst guide, Mrs Cora Damour; co
guide Mrs. Minnie Barnes; guide, NJ
Mary Medbury; inside guard Mrs d
hS Gle Starrett; outside guard, Mrs. Al
u Barlow; organist, Miss Gladys Basse
Judge advocate. Charles Barlow. A
elk er the work sandwiches, coffee and
on pies were served It was voted to b
lad the remainder Of the winter meetlr
tor at the homes OF different members ]
en- next meeting, will be with the P
nc. president, Mrs. Ida Howe; Thurst
afternoon, Feb. !.