The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-04
WILMINGTON.

| BFattleUorO w euHeSudS.
| O. o. Ware recently was a business
visitor in Boston few days.
| Charles Allen left Wednesday on
| business trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Barber were in
/ Jacksonville and Readsboro Tuesday.
! o. O. Ware and Charles Wheelock
| took Mrs. Burns TO Pittsfeld, Mass,
| Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Pike went to the Memo |
rial hospital in Brattleboro Tuesday Tor
/ treatment.
| Mrs. Emma A. Wilder is visiting her |
! daughter. Mrs. Carl Cain, in Brattleboro !
this week.
Mrs. Ruth Lyman, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is reported to be a /
little better.
Herbert Foote has returned to Childs |
! Tavern after spending about six weeks
| in Connecticut.
Harry Mallory of Monroe Bridge was
a visitor at the home of his father, j. *. |
| Mallory, Friday.
Mrs. Howard Jones and infant SON OF
] Williamstown, Mass, are visiting at
Clark Chambers.
Mrs. Julian Snow of West Dover is
| spending a few days visiting relatives
! and friends in town.
Mrs. Warren Batchelder took party
| of ladies to Brattleboro Wednesday
I
]. n. Brannagan has finished work
here for the Rollin Construction Co. and
| has been called to New York.
Joseph Damour was in Readsboro this
| week and installed One-pipe furnace In
fhe home of Cyrus CARPENTER.
Mrs. Roswell Crafts is confined TO her
bed as the result of a serious bite by
horse Thursday of last week.
| Miss Elsie Blanchard went 10 her
4 oft pQ-
turning Monday TO her school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Carpenter have
sold their barn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Crafts, proprietors of Childs Tavern.
Mrs Broekway, cook at Childs Tavern,
is suffering from trouble with her stom-
ach. DIR. Wright was called TO attend
her.
E. f. Wheeler has returned to his
home in Bridgeport. Conn, after spend
ing four weeks with his brother. a. l..
Wheeler.
James NJ Upton has sold his place,
formerly the Israel Haynes place, TO
Harold B. Wheeler, possession 10 be
given about Dec. 1.
l.. A. Brown recently sold two cars to
| go to West Dover, a Buick touring car
TO ]. a. Davis and a Ford touring car
to Ernest w. Pease.
Colby's restaurant is closed for the
winter and Mr.. Colby expects TO go soon
10 Canaan, y. H., returning TO his bust
ness here in the spring.
Lawrence Copeland and Rev. l.. w.
Champney recently had new telephones
installed in their homes, the respective
calls being 5-13 and 15-4.
William Harris's family has moved
from West Dover into Mrs. June Chase's
house. Mrs. Chase is staying at the
home of her son, Guy Nido.
Miss Temple has returned to her school
in the lower interval district after a few
days absence. Miss Purcell of Pownal
substituted during her absence.
Mrs. L. W. Champney left Friday
| afternoon for few weeks visit with her
parents, who are about to move to Penn
sylvania. and other relatives and friends
in Fftchburg, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Busby motored
TO North Adams Sunday and brought
back Mrs. Busby's mother, Mrs. Celestia
Boyd, who has been spending the sum.
mer with her children there.
The annual meeting of the Wilmington
Farmers Day association will be held
$50 in the town hall Friday evening. Nov. 3
and full attendance of all interested il
the affairs of the organization is desired
Mrs. d. O. Butterfeld, who has beef
visiting her mother and sister a week
returned Wednesday night. Her mother
Mrs. Martin Plimpton, also Rev. am
Mrs. J. Duke King of Rupert, returne
with her.
Miss Eva Rice and Miss Alice Brow
are leaving Thursday for their new. We
old, home in Mendoza, Ill. after spend
ing several years in town, during whic
time both have taught in some depart
ment of the village school.
Several from here attended the wed
ding of Carlton Brown and Miss Mario
Alice Gould at the Baptist church i
East Dover Monday evening. Mr.. Brow
is n son of the late Walter s. Brown O
Wilmington and his home always ha
been in town.
News has been received here of III
birth of son, Francis, jr., Oct. %, i
New Haven, Conn.,, to Mr.. and Mr.
Francis j. Mccarthy, who boarded {
George Carpenters last winter viii
Mr.. Mccarthy was employed by the Coz
struction Co.
A very interesting Halloween soci;
was given by the Y. p. s. c. +. of tn
Tuesday evening. About 30 were in a
tendance and enjoyed games, stunts, an
refreshments of pumpkin pies, dougl
nuts and coffee.
Myron f. Lyman, who has nositio
for the New England Power Co., g,
poets soon to close his house for the vii
ter and go TO Greenfield, Mass, to lily
so as to be nearer the work as one
the purchasing agents of the right
way for power line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sibley of Sprin
field, Mass, came to visit Mrs Sibley
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Medbur
over the weekend They were aeeoI
panied by Miss Eunice Medbury and
friend TO visit at Mr.. and Mrs. Herbel
Medbury's of Beaver street.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua closed
series of very interesting entertainment
in Memorial hall Saturday evenin
Tickets were sold in sufficient humble
to relieve the gUarantors of all respo
sibility and contract was signed by
sufficient number of guarantorS to i
sure the coming Of the Chautauqua a