The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-24
WILMINGTON.

pox.
Miss Edna Bishop is working for
Mrs. +. II. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Duval have taken
rooms at Mrs. Laura Ware S.
Edith Corbctt is spending few days
with her brother, Ernest Corbett.
Mrs. Milo Boyd is spending a week
with relatives in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Fannie Knapp of South New
fame is working for Mrs Ralph Howe.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wheeler and son,
Harold, were in Brattlcboro last week.
G. 5. Barnard left Friday for Clare
mont. Mass, with drove of sheep.
f. II. Carpenter, who has been serious
| ~ i'll with influenza, is able to be out.
Mrs. Glenn Thomas has been caring
for her mother, Mrs. J. +. Corbett, who
has been i'll.
News has been received that Mrs. c.
! X. Ames is seriously i'll with influenza
in Utica, \. y.
Miss Eva Kingsley went Wednesday
to Readsboro to assist Mrs. T. F. Crow
| ley. who has been i'll.
Mrs G.. II Streeter has returned home
after spending several weeks with rel
ativcs in Woodstock.
Mrs C. Pike of Brattlcboro has been
| spending the past week with her sister,
Mrs Ophelia harrington.
| WAYNE Hall of South Londonderry
was a guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. y. Hall, over Sunday.
Ernest Corbctt and Mrs. Mary Jones
attended the Baptist laymcn 5 conven
tion in Rutland the first of the week.
Miss Hazel Bates is i'll with grip
Miss Phyllis Dunn is ILL., Miss Made
Fitch and Mrs Ralph Howe are i'll Will
I influenza.
Miss Frances Mayhem of the Glen
Falls hospital, Glcns Falls, y. Y, is F.;
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. J
Mayhcw.
Mrs. and Mrs. f. l.. Harris wcr
called to East Dccrficld, Mass Oct. l.
by the death o. NJ Harris brother
, Fred Harris.
Mrs. Amelia Davis, who has been ear
ing for Mrs. Ernest Carpenter and in
FAINT son. returned to her home in Reads
boro Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Clark and daughter, Mabel
who have been having vacation iron
their duties at Childs Tavern, returned
q home Monday.
;. j. Mayhem is moving his famil
from the Ludington Inn to the Tempt
farm on the Dover road, recently bOugh
by {. w Terrill.
+. c. Smith and =. Z. Wheeler wen
. 20 South Londonderry Saturday and r,
- turned Monday with George G.. Dixon
. household furniture.
f Glenn. young son Of Nh. and Mrs. ]
i +. Spraguc, died at his home Oct. IS c
; pneumonia. \ private funeral was hel
at the home Sunday.
C Jeremiah Shechun has returned
r. his home in Cambridge. Mass, aft,
l. spending several weeks with his sistc
G Mrs. Earl Srcctcr.
- Miss Katherine McOuatt returned
u her home in Pjttsfcld. Mass, Tucsdi
. after spending several days with h,
L sister, Mrs. Floyd Davis.
= Among those who are i'll with mcaSl
are Vera Wright, Marion Nogcl. Ola
. cnec Corkins, .r., .Ietta Buckley. Re
= inald Williams and Marion Corbctt.
i Mrs. d. l.. Boyd returned home Su
70 day after spending several days wi
r her husband, who is at the home
II his father. II. f. Boyd in West Brattl
n bOrO
Ralph Titus, Dexter Jones and Hare
= Crosicr went Tuesday to Burlingtc
where they have been admitted to t
5. 4. 4. G. course at the University
Vermont.
Mrs. Mildred Coleman of Rawsonvil
who has come to spend the winter wi
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Neg
is working in w. 4. Brown s store
North River street.
The body of Lee Davis. who died
pneumonia at Camp Upton, \. Y, O
IS, was brought here by comrade Nc
day A private funeral was held at
home of his brother, Floyd Davis, Tu
day afternoon, Rev. +. NJ. Bissell O
eating. Burial took place in Riv
4 view cemetery.