Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-12-22
WILMINGTON.
Wilson Spencer Robinson.

Hattie Manlcy of Brooklyn. n. ", and
Mrs. William White of Readsboro.
Mr.. Robinson was Il teamstcr and at
one time drove bakers wagon III
Brooklyn.
In May, 1898. he married Miss Ada
Gallup of Wilmington. They lived I'M
Dover one year. after which they bought
the farm which has since been their
home.
Mr.. Robinson was n quiet. unassum-
ing. Woodworking man. devoted to his
home and never becoming greatly inter
csted in any organization; kind neigh
Dor. but rather retiring III disposition.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the house. Rev. Lewis w.
Champncy officiating. The burial was
in Rivervicw
Relatives from out of town who
came to attend the funeral were Henry
Quinn of Dalton. Mass, Mrs III. G.
Davis of Greenfield, Mass, and Miss
Mary Gallup of. Fitchburg. Mass
Miss Ida Turner has gone to Brattle-
| boro to work.
Joseph Damour was Il business Wis
/ itor in New York II few days recently.
| Miss Eleanor Bisscll came home Fri
day night for her Christmas vacation.
| Mrs. Philip Barre and daughter.
| Florence were in Rcadsboro Wedncs-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Barre are enter
| tanning Mr.. Barre's brother. Frank
\ Barre.
Miss Rose Jarvis of Readsboro was
Il guest at her brother. Triiley Jarvis.
! Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles johnson is able TO be-
out again after having been housed two
or three weeks.
Lester Gurneys mother came home
| from North Adams with Mrs. Quincy
Tuesday for visit.
Miss Eunice Mcdbury and friend.
Miss Cox. is expected home from Spring
field Mass. Saturday.
Miss Mabel Medbury came home from
North Adams, Mass, Wednesday night
for the Christmas vacation
Miss Fidclia Estabrook is going to
Brmfcld, Mass, to Friday to spend
Christmas with relatives
Charles 4. Cutting and Rena \. Cut
ting have sold the Daniel Warren. or
Cutting, farm to IIermon j. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parmelee re-
turned Friday night from a few days
visit among relatives in Brimhed, Mass.
Miss Eleanor Brown, Miss Mary IIol-
man from Ohio will come this week from
Burlington for their Christmas vacation.
J. Irving Gleason and Miss Mario
RE Crafts are to suend Christmas at the
home of his parents in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Edith Brown visited at the home
of her brother Carleton Nj. Brown, in
West Dover from Saturday to Wcdnes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter True left Satur-
day afternoon to spend about 10 days at
the home of her parents in Worcester,
Mass.
Howard Mann of Shelburne Falls,
, Mass. has been q guest at the home OF
his brother. Leon ii. Mann, the past two
weeks
Mrs. Francis Medbury viii 60 to
i Springfield, Mass., Friday to spend
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Julius
Il. Sibley.
Merton Ward is seriously i'll with
double pneumonia at his home. He is
under the care of Il trained nurse and
DIR. 5. +. Dunn.
Miss Alice Mallory is expected home
from Rcadsboro Friday. She has been
working in the telephone central office
there few days.
Miss Harriet Alvord, who teaches in
! South Amherst, Mass, is expected home
Saturday to spend Christmas with her
mother Mrs. May Alvord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Kingsley and
TWO chllureh, Mrs. I'M IKE anu hrS'
Arthur Day went to North Adams
Mass, for the day Saturday.
, Miss Alice Stone, who has been keep
, ing the books in l.. A. Browns garage
during the summer and autumn, has
gone to her home in Halifax.
r Miss Margaret Moran, Miss Dorothy
t Nogel and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Harris
, were among the Christmas shoppers in
North Adams. Mass, Wednesday,
/ Homer Boyd drove his horses on tn,
, Bmtteboro stage Tuesday morning foi
the first time this season. the automobile
ing having lasted later than usual.
r Miss Margaret Wheeler and Mis-
: Edith Sage are expected home from theii
t studies nj Bay Path Institute at Spring
. field. Mass. Saturday for II weeks vaca
5 ton
Floyd Rafus was taken 10 Nortl
Adams hospital Tuesday for an opera
. ton for appendicitis. which was per
. formed by DIR. NJ. NJ. Brown and DIR
\ Wright.
! Merrill Green. who has been visiting
= his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Green
ut their home on Castle hill few days
returned to Middlescx Tuesday by th'
: way of Brattleboro stage.
+ Miss Felicia Allen, Mrs. Harold q
Allen. Mrs. Lester Quincy. Mrs. J. II
- Bcal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nam
y were among Christmas shoppers II
North Adams. Mass. Tuesday
y Mrs. Earl Yeaw of East Dover was il
town Wednesday and her sister, Mis-
Grace Travarrow, accompanied her hom
u for visit. after which she will return
!, to her work at !. Albert Buelps.
Fred Johnson of West Dover was al
y overnight guest at the home of Mr.. an,
d Mrs. William NJ. Harris recently, goin:
/. from here to spend the holidays will
his brother in Manchester, y, II.
d Mrs Ed. Dixon was taken to tn
= North Adams hospital in n critical con
+ dition in the night Sunday by DIR. A. III
Wright and Mrs Mary Trip. Clar
t cnce Pike drove~the car to carry them
$ Miss Lillian Kent, who has bee,
i teaching in Rocky Hill, Conn, is com
;. ing Friday night TO spend Christmas n
I Floyd Crafts's Miss Kent was en-,
- ployed in the Office at Childs Tavern las
/. summer.
Roy Brown has sold his half Of tn
:. house on East Main street, known as th
r DR.. Page house, TO Greeley A. Brown
Y who in turn conveyed it to Leon II
k Covcy, who has moved there from hi
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