The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-30
WILMINGTON

Mr. Livingstone of BrattleborO is NOV
ing into Robert Wares house.
Mrs. Joseph Damour and Miss Agnes
Wheeler are among those who are ill.,
o. f. Hill was at w. J. Shows in
West Dover from Thursday to Monday.
Mrs. Lula Fowler has returned from a
weeks vacation with friends in COlerain
Mass.
Many people from Wilmington at
tended the Brattleboro fair Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Burbank of Salisbury,
Mass, has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Lewis Wood.
Miss Felicia Allen of the Bliss Bust
ness college at North Adams, Mass, was
at home over the weekend.
Mrs. T. f. Woods brother and uncle
from johnson and North Hyde Park
are here working for Mr.. Wood.
Mrs. William Bird and sons, Carroll
and Darrell, went to Brattleboro Satur-
day, returning home that night.
Miss Eleanor Holland was i'll Tues
day. Being unable to attend school she
went to her home in East Dover.
DIR. c. S. Leach, district health officer.
was in town recently in the interest of
the typhoid fever case of Gerald Jacobs.
Mrs. c. S. Chase of Brattleboro called
on Mrs. Eunice Parmelee Saturday while
her husband and son were in town on
business.
Mrs. F. f. Wood was bitten by dog
on her right hand Monday afternoon.
causing a painful wound which was
Dr.. and Mrs, Crawford have been
spending the week at Childs Tavern.
They will return to their home in North
Adams, Mass, Thursday
Mrs. Grace f. HELEN of Uniontown.
\. u, was at Childss Tavern from Fri
day to Monday and was a visitor of her
brother, George c. Dixon.
}. l.. Williams went to WOodford Sun
day to carry Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mallory
and daughters, Florence and Allah. to
visit Mr.. Mallary's sister, Miss Mary
Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Streeter and Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Kingsley went to
Springfield, Mass. Friday to attend the
Eastern States Exposition. They re
turned home Sunday.
Willis Boyd and sister, Mrs. Row
W are, are on a motor trip to New Ter |
Sey. Richard Ware is staying at the
nome OF his grandfather Eugene Boyd, |
while his mother is away
Mr.. McGovern. who had been boarding
at Earl Streetpr's, has begun keeping |
mousse IN Mrs. Hubbard's house on East |
Main street, his wife and little son hay
ing arrived in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb of East
Arlington arrived in town Monday morn
ing to visit relatives. They also attended
me valley fair. Mrs. Webb's sister.
Mrs Montgomery, and her husband ac-
,ompanied them.
The missionary society of the Baptist
'hqrch held its meeting with Mrs. s. L.
tiIli Tuesday afternoon. The women
we're asked to carry some interesting ar
lcleS to read and these made up a very
Interesting program. Mrs. Crawford of
ne North Adams Baptist church wasl
PRESENT and gave a very interesting talk
n regard to missionary work
On Saturday the Kelland property on
routh klVer street, recently bought bv
Ie"rge Irpp, was sold to George G.
ClAon, with the exception of the reServa-
ION of a building lot on the Beaver
treet side of the property. Mr.. Dixon
XpectS to move his family from his nros
mt location on West Main street and
lopes IN the course of time to have his
business located in his own buildings
VIZ IrIpp is undecided as to what his
leXt move will be-
The first meeting of the Parent
eacher association for the wear was held
/ the high school building Friday aft
rnoon at 34J o'clock. The following
uslnesS was transacted 4 committee
I hVe, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs Preston. Mrs |
right Mrs. CorsOn and Miss Fckley
ere chosen to nominate the officers for
ne coming year. report to be made at |
ne next meeting, Oct. Is; a committee
$50 was chosen to arrange for the teach
rs reception the chairman of the play
round committee was authorized to pro-
ire the apparatus a talk was given
J. Mr.. Preston and readings by Mrs
right and Mrs. V. L. Adams