The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-25
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. Dunn returned home Saturday.
Rhoda Sumner has been very i'll
with measles. II
H. w. vanWyck is working for the
Forest and Stream club. II
Mr.. Mann from Brattleboro is Wis
iting his son, I'll. f. Mann.
L. NJ. Kellas of Malone, N. Y, has
been in town on business
Lyndon Colby of Amherst college
is spending a few days in town. II
Walter A. Hall has bought the Garlic
ton Brown house on Beaver street.
The date agreed upon for the Swarth-
more Chautauqua is Oct. to u.
Barnard Shaw and family returned
Sunday from a business trip to Pitts
field, Mass.
Barnard Shawn and family have
gone a brief trip to West Cumming
ton, Mass.
The Junior class of the high school
held farewell social at the town hall
Friday evening.
Mrs. Wright and two children left
Tuesday for Waterloo, n. Y, for a
3 visit and outing
4 Two representatives of the Henry |
: Humber company have desks in the Of |
flee of E. S. Jones.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church met at the vestry
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H.. D. Allen returned
! Monday from a vacation trip to New
York and Brooklyn.
Miss Nellie Mann, who has been
teaching in Keene, n. H., has come
home for the summer
Rev w. C. Clark viii give an illus
trated lecture Sunday evening on, The
Winning of the West.
Mrs. Treuppel has arrived in town,
and is preparing to open the Raponda
house for the summer.
Major Callahan of Chatham, n. Y,
a friend of George c. Dixon, has been
in town on fishing trip.
Leonard Upton lost control of his
bicycle Sunday and ran into the iron
bridge, receiving severe bruises.
Misses Emily and Eleanor Bissell of
Simmons college, and Mis- Christine
have come home for the summer.
Rev r. B. Parker of Ipswich, Mass,
arrived Saturday. This week he goes
to WilIoughby lake on fishing trip
with c. W. Terrill
The trustees have called a special
village meeting for Friday evening,
June %, to take action in regard to
sprinkling the streets.
Prof George Hubbard of Oberlin
er college is in town with eight students
N for research in geology. They have a
D, camp near Dudley Wares.
The graduating class of the high
\ school will start ON a trip to Boston
Friday under the leadership of Miss
: Whitney, principal of the school.
II G. H. Parmelee leaves this week on
business trip to New Jersey and Con
necticut, after which he viii attend the
International Congregational council il
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan OF
Vienna. Virginia arrived Tuesday Il
visit his sister, Mrs. o. E. Butterfield
having recently attended the com
mencement at Boston university.
II Mrs. Jane Howard, nearly 50 year
of age, was found dead June II at tn
home of her son, John Howard, on tn
Higley hill road. She leaves one sister
Mrs. Emily Fitch. The funeral wa
held at the home Saturday afternoon
is. burial took place in West Dover.
ad Elbridge NJ Haynes, "A, a lifelon;
= resident of the town, died June Is
For years he had lived at the home o
his daughter, Mrs. Leslie Adams. Hi
daughter from California arrived abou
three weeks ago. He leaves one son
lr Charles, in Tennessee. He was a mem
Der of the Methodist church Tn,
funeral was held at Leslie Adam I
home Sunday afternoon, Rev. w. c
Clark officiating. The burial tool
- place in the Cutting cemetery.
The graduating exercises of TIL
: grammar school were held at School
J house hall Thursday evening, June IL
: The Salutatory with essay was givel
! by Reginald Williams; class history
; by Raymond Wood, class will by Idi
7 Turner, class prophecy by Allah Nal
J lory and Pauline Kessler, valedictorl
- with essay by Marjorie White, and pre-
. sentation of diplomas by Supt. F.E
Sawyer. The class consisted of i
. girls and five boys. Most of them vii
-ey enter the high school.
~ The weather Sunday was Favorable
rs for the graduating class of the higl
school. AT the union service in Memoir
- IiaI hall Rev. n. A. Wood gave a bac
N calaureate sermon full of practica
/ counsel The Baptist choir furnishe,
j music. The class consists of Carleton
Brown, Marion and Edith Haynes
sEMabel johnson and Dorothy Mathew
l Richard Brown of the junior class wa
marshal. The junior class gave re
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