The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-12
WILMINGTON

The s. 5. club met with Mrs.
Moore Oct. 5. 80
George Davis is suffering from blo6r
poisoning in his arm ~
F E. Who'd has a new Hudson autome-
bile bought in Brattleboro.
Miss Mabel Hathaway was at her
home in Bennington Sunday.
Gerald Jacobs is recovering slowly
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
Clifford James Of Brooklyn, y. Y. was
a weekend visitor among relatives in
town.
: Mrs Fletcher has come to spen& the
winter at the home of her son, f. E..
Mrs. L. H. Adams will spend a few
days this week visiting friends in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Nancy Sanford of Stamford was
a guest at Henry d. Aliens over the
weekend.
Mrs. Mary Chase recently visited
friends and relatives in West Dover a
few days
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cutting. were
business visitors in Brattleboro one day
last week.
Wilder Buffum OF Guilford was in
Buffum Thursday.
Miss Eliza Shippee has been i'll a few
days at f. &. Streeter's. DR.. A. H.
Wright attended her.
z. H. Stetson of Jacksonville is visit
ing his nieces. Mrs. Merrick Negus and
Mrs. Rion Leonard, a few days.
Carl Howe has resumed his work at
Parmelee & HOwe's after short vaca-
ton at his h0me in East Dover.
Miss Marion Worboy, teacher of the
upper intervale school, was at her home
in Williamstown, Mass, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller E. Howe of North
Adams, Mass, were guests of relatives
in town from Thursday to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude G. Leonard of
Springfield (Vt.l were guests at B. NJ.
Leonard's from Thursday to Sunday.
Knowlton Shippee of West Dover has
moved into the Barcelona tenement and
will work for the Power Construction
Co.
Mrs. n. A. Wood expects to leave
Wednesday morning to spend about two
weeks with her sister in Weymouth,
Mass.
The junior class of the high. school had
a food sale at the hotel Saturday after
noon and cleared about SIS for the class
| funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson were
called to West WardsbOro last week to
attend the funeral of his grandfather, n.
II. Robinson.
Mrs. Mccarthy, who is boarding at
George Carpenters, fell and sprained her
ankle one morning last week. She is get
/ ting along well.
| Alonzo Crosier, formerly of this town
and recently of Vernon, has moved back
to town and is living on the Woffenden
place south of the village.
Mrs. Lula Fowler and Miss Gladys
/ BaSSett were unable to stay in New
York as long as was planned on account
of the illness of Miss Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray of Brook
| lyn, y. Y, who are spending a few days
| at Child's Tavern. visited his cousin,
Mrs. Clarence Corkins, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Lyman and Mrs
Warren Lyman went to Mandus Lyman's
in West Dover Sunday to see Mrs. Caro-.
line Foye, who has been i'll some time
and is no better.
Mrs Emma Downs, Myron Evans. son
John, and daughter, Clara, of Dummer
ston, Homer and Lewis Shippee and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Blanchard of Reads
/ boro, Mrs Ransom Moore and L. II
| MOore's family were dinner guests at O
f. and S. l.. Hills Friday.
The local branch of the Red Cross re.
Gently sent to headquarters at Brattle
boro its quota of garments and more fol
the sufferers in Europe. Where 10 lay
cites and 40 garments were asked for 6C
garments besides the layettes were sent
The following figures represent the ex
peTiSe of the layettes to the local branch
material paid for, $40. 3d. paid for cut
ting and making, $3.50; total, $73.45
Among those who attended the stat,
Christian Endeavor convention at Brat
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