The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-11
WILMINGTON

Mrs. Livingstone was in Brattleboro
a few days recently.
F. l.. Stanclift has been suffering from
a boil on his neck for the past 10 days.
s. w. Cone of South Londonderry was
business visitor in town few days
last week.
On Sunday evening, Nov l3, there will
be union service at the Congregation
alist church.
Mrs. L. C. Bellows is i'll, and Miss
Georgia Medbury is assisting with the
work there.
Miss Frances Wood was a weekend
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. L. Wood.
L. II. Adams was again called to New
| fame to serve as juror at county court
Tuesday morning.
Joseph Damour and Roy Roundy were
| in BrattlebaTo Tuesday putting in a
| furnace for c. s. Chase.
Telephone poles have been set to extend
| line 81 from Robert Ware s to Frank
Corbett :, and it is expected the wire
will be strung soon.
| Miss Marjorie White visited from
/ Friday night to Monday morning with
her friend. Miss Eleanor Holland, at her
| home in East Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lyman and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Lyman went to West
/
| Mrs. Caroline Foye.
| Miss Evelyn r. Whitcomb, a trained
nurse from North Adams, returned home
| Tuesday after caring for Mrs. Eunice
| Parmeee three weeks.
! Roy Roundy has moved from the
| Chandler farm east of the village L.
the tenement recently vacated by Share.
| Barnes, for the winter.
W. = Robinson and Henry Jacob, jr.,
] flsIe., Cot 1T
Mr.. Lewis about driving a herd of cattle.
| They returned Sunday.
Mrs. June Chase accompanied her eou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Harris and
Leon T. Bogel of West Dover To Brattle-
bore Monday 10 attend the funeral
their uncle, Edward Boyle.
! Many of the local sportsmen are out
hunting, some having gone into camp
flor the deer season; no deer taken have
been reported TO the special warden
! appointcd TO receive such reports UP to
II O clock Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Avery OF
n GhaTlemOut. Mass, came Sunday to bring
X Phyllis, Dallas and Audrey, the three
/ little daughters OF MIR. and Mrs. Leon
Mann, who are now keeping house in
I their new home on West Main street
A good sum of money was netted from
I the Christian EndeayoT banquet in
Grange hall Friday evening. The supper
4 was served at O clock, after which
/ there was Il program consisting of music
short talks and an address by Rev. j
Wesley Rafter of Newport. \. II.
/ II. [. Jefts went to North Adams
Mass, Saturday TO carry Airs. y. J. Can
edy and daughter, Alice, Miss Editl
: Bartlett also !. J. Snow and Mrs. w. j
Snow of West Dover. They had cal
trouble which caused so much delay the
| passengers decided to come home by
train. Fortunately that was one of tn,
nights when the train was in about OF
T. time. On Monday night the train wa,
very late by reason of a break dowI
on a freight engine.
At an adjourned business meeting oil
the Farmers Day association held a.
} secretary and treasurer 5 reports were
read and adopted. the treasurer repoT
/ showing a balance of Sl0S26 on hand
5 A committee of three, Fred May, Forres
, Boyd and +. II. Fitch, were chosen K
lappoint a president. Officers elected
y were: Vice president, II. Il. Ware; secre
; ItaFy l.. III. Adams assistant secretary
| f. L. Titus: treasurer, III. w. Fitch
directors. w. Garner, Forrest Boyd
advisory directors. Nottingham, Johr
| Scott, Milton Bickford; Dover, W. III
Stowe. Kenneth Jones: Marlboro, Ger
aid Adams. Harold Whitney; Searsburg
, Miss Celia Heather, Allen Briggs: super
intendent ""ttle department Fred May
horses Wayne Garner; sheep and swine
> F., II. Fitch; poultry, Forrest Boyd
| superintendent floral hall. TT. ,. Ware
. superintendents of grounds, II. w. Fitch
+. f. Corbett.