Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-04-02
WILMINGTON.
Chautauqua Officers Elected.

Nhdutauqua Omcers Elected.
AT meeting of the Wilmington Chau.
tauqua held in the Wilmington Savings
| bank building Wednesday evening, March
| n, the following officers were elected
Pres, NJ. f. Barber; treasurer, ID. q. But
| terfield, sec, G.. +. Smith; advisory COM.
| w. {. Clark, i. f. Sawyer, II Griffin Allen,
IL. ). Courtemanche, chairman, Flint Bis
| sell; ticket com, Congregational Ladies'
Aid, Baptist Ladies' Aid Universalst
| Ladies Aid; junior com, Miss Hazel Whit
ney, Miss lrma Gibson, Miss Goldie Courtc-
mache, Miss Louise Bellows.
, In order to have a Chautauuua in Will
pmlngton this summer the following people
! went guarantors; If. NJ Bissel, w. {.
Clark, NJ. f. Barber, w. A Brown, $.
I IF. Dunn, L. T.. Sawyer, +. II. Porter, d.
o. Butterheld, w. w. Follett, Roby T..
-, Corson, Charles Palmclec, II. G.. Allen.
Il. u. Ncdbmy, +. $. Crafts, S. u. Bond,
! p. I. Whitney. c. f. Smith, II. +. Mann,
NJ. +. LYMAN, Roy Courtmanchc, Ton
EDUCATIONAL Ladies Aid
The Chautauqua plans to hold meet
ings in the Memorial hall Sor three days,
ygiving two performances each day.
L. \. Brown has received a carload of
new Fords.
| Dan O'Don.ne)l is in Hcaldsville for the
Parker-ICm;g Co.
! Merrill Greene was in North Adams
FRIDAY ON business.
NJ. \. Brown of Boston was visitor
IN town the first of the week.
Il Miss Trina Gibson is spending a few
days with friends in North Adams.
Mrs William Goddard of Pittsfeld, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd Davis.
Mrs II. j. Mann and Mrs p. u. Whit
(ney were in North Adams Tuesday on
Pbusincss
k Mr.. and Mrs b. b. Gibson went to
Newton, Illinois, Saturday for an mdcli-
mite stay.
+. a. Sladcr of A. r. Slader & Son of
Rutland, was business visitor in town
| "Wednesday.
Harrison Kingsley and Clarence Pike
are assisting Greeley Brown in tapping his
sugar places.
The annual caste supper of the Univer-
sallst churc.' was enjoyed by large num-
her April l.
Miss Marjorie Clarke, student at
Mortified seminary is home for the Eas-
ter vacation.
! Robert Stanley of the Parker-N Dung
! Go. of Lincoln, y. II, was a business Wis
! itor in town March %.
, Waiter Nelson of Camp Devens re-
turned there Tuesday after spending a
lew days in town with friends.
Jack Buckley has bought Al Desrosier's
Interest i'll the barber shop and is to
move back here from Greenfield
, Parmclee and Howe have had new
hardwood floor laid in their store $. l..
Bond and W. W. Wilder did the work.
Mrs. Harrison Kingsley and little
daughter, Bertha. went to Westminster,
. Mass, Saturday to visit Mrs. Gertrude
Kingsley.
I \ community meeting of the three
churches to observe Good Friday, will
be held i'll the Congregational church Fri
!! day evening.
! Mrs. V. l.. Adams and daughter, Betty,
:! who have been visiting Mrs. Adams 5
parents in Springfield, Mass, returned
!hqme Saturday.
Ralph Titus and Dexter Jones of Uni
: versity OF Vermont in Burlington are
! spending their Easter vacation at then
homes in town.
Misses Dorothy Nogel and Adria Brown
who are attending the Brattleboro Bust
ness Institute came Wednesday to spend
Eater at their homes here.
J A large number attended the basket
q ball game last Thursday evening in the
y town hall, between the fat men and tho
! Wilmington high school girls, the former
winning the game by good margin.
Howard Taylor has moved his family
from the house on West Main street
J which he recently sold to Leon Convey, tC
the house on Castle hill owned by Mrs
Gertrude Kingsley and known as the Den
) nison house
The prize speaking contest of the vii
lnmGton high school was held in Me
mortal hall Friday evening, Mrs. c. NJ
= Russell, Mrs. \. H. Wright and Rev. w
{. Clark acting as Judges. The prize
were given by l.. \. Brown.
Mrs. Henry Jacobs, who was taken t.
the North Adams hospital Wednesda,
afternoon by DR.. A. II. Wright to hav,
4 her arm and shoulder set, which she in
: jucd by fall, is recovering. 1t wa
>, necessary for her to stay at the hospita
!, a few days and have X-rays taken to as
certain if the bones were knitting cor
D recty.
!, The death of Mrs. Harriet A
: (Lamb) Stone in Brattleboro bring
to the mind of many local residents
4 her connection with the Methods
+ church here. as she was a regular at
( tendan. under the successful pastor
ates of Revs. John L. Smith. Erasmu
| Morgan, Moses Spencer, Simeon
:. Spencer, Todd, Wells, Daley. j. X. Ham
/ lton, NJ. w. Wilder, J. II, Gaylord, h
l.. Mackenzie, I. s. Yerkes, n. F
Sargent Leonard Dodd and Edwar'
: Dunn Her survivors in church worl
and worship include Mr.. and Mrs. G
+. Butterfeld, Mrs. Jane T. Redway
Mrs. l.. A. Wilder and Elbridge NJ
Haynes of this town, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. w. Bsscll of Western avenue
Brattleboro, and n NJ. Haskell of Wash
ington street. Brattlcboro.