The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-18
WILMINGTON.

MIS-. MINNIE Cr0Sler mas gone TO Drdl-
tleboro to work.
Charles A. Brown is, working in w. |
A. Brown s store.
Miss Georgia Medbury broke a bone
in her wrist Tuesday
Many from here attended the Brat
tlcboro fair Wednesday.
P. D. Caskey of Boston was business
| visitor in town last week.
| G. w Plumb of Sherman was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
| NJ A. Brown spent a few days recent
ly with his family at Beaver Brook.
Miss Marjorie Clark left last week to
| take course at Mortified seminary
Hiram Boyd came Tuesday to attend
the funeral of his father, Gilbert Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mann were guests
of relatives in Millers Falls, Mass, Sat-
urday.
L. L. Howe and family of New York
city are spending the week at Childs
Tavern.
Walter Andrews of North Woodstock,
n. H., is visiting his brother, l.. B.
Andrews.
\. 0. Field, who has been seriously i'll,
is gaining and expects to return to his
home Friday
C. A. Ring has returned to his home
in Bangor, Me-, after spending a few
days in town.
The officers of the B. Y. p I. met at
the home of Miss Maude Macteer on
Friday evening.
Miss Dorothy Adams Of Roxbury,
Mass, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Victoria Adams.
Edward Crosier Of Brooklyn is the
guest of S. o. Morris and other relatives
for few weeks.
Miss Gertrude Makay of Stoughton,
Mass, is spending a few weeks with
: friends in town.
Miss Hazel Ware of New York city
has been visiting friends and relatives
I in town a few days.
. Percy harrington of Camp Devens
5 spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Ophelia Harrington.
4 Jeremiah sheehan Of Cambridge
/ Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ear
{ Sueeter, few days.
Miss Laura spaulding of Brattleborc
h spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. anc
g Mrs. y. >. Spauldlng.
It Harry Balch, jr, returned recently t
his home in Brooklyn after spending
f the summer at l.. B. Andrews's.
: Gilbert L. Boyd, 60, died at his home
( Monday after being under the care O.
& trained nurse several weeks.
a Miss Mary Gorham returned Monda,
l. from week 5 visit with Mrs. Faitl
4 Gardner at Spofford Lake, \. II.
e. Miss Margaret Ray has gone to I4yn
:. donville to take a domestic scicnc
Il course at Lyndonville institution.
5. George Kingsley and Miss Ethe
Y. Knowlton of Brgttleboro were guest
s. of Mr.. and Mrs. \. a. Green Sunday.
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Boyd, Mrs. Ro
K Lccman and Mrs, c. Corkins and tw
Is children motored to Brattleboro Satm
Of day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Wilder of Brook
lyn, A. u, we're in town a few day
last week and packed their househol
% goods.
Mrs. Madisan aud Miss Kelly {
j, Brooklyn and Mrs. L. b. Andrews IN,
~ torcd over the Mohawk trail last ga
70 urday.
Miss Bertha Deane returned Satu
ca day to Woodmerc, l.. l., after spen,
10 ing few weeks with her mother, Mr.
ne Laura Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Taylor and chi
IN dren, Mrs r. Z. Whitney land Nj
Isl Gertrude Kingsley, motored TO Brattl
IN boro Saturday.
pr The Philathea class held busine
meeting at the home of Mrs Erne
me Duvall on Friday evening. Eleven
ow the members were present
lie The community was saddened Satu
ng day to hear of the death Of Erne
Stone at Camp Devens. Mr.. Stone "
g.e formerly a resident of this town
for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w Boyd, Miss Chr
rms tine Boyd, Miss Rice and Miss Broy
300 motored to Bellows Falls Monday Nj
Sed Boyd will return to her school in Cast
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. Wright have gone
Atlantic City, n. j., for short Wis
II DR.. Crowley of Readsboro will ha
Nh charge of the practice while they {
ac. away.
Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mrs. Ma
Nido, Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley and NJ
Edith Bartlett attended the Rcbek
meeting held at Jacksonville Wedn
Ter day night.
ma Mrs. Martha Whipple left Saturd
ann for Brooklyn, n Y, motoring as
as Albany with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ba
Irs. and son, who have been visiting at h.
ON Andrews s.
An informal reception will be h