Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-01-13
WILMINGTON
Adm Church House Burned.

inc hOuFe owned and occupied by Adm
Church, situated about one mile west of
thiSvilage, was destroyed by fire, believed
ITO have caught around n defective chin
ney which was discovered about | o'clock
Monday afternoon. Mr. Church had lived
alone some time until recently, when a
/ Mr.. OFT gnon came to live with him, both
men being employed at the Luddington
factory. Mr.. Ottignon, who had not been
well fora few days. was lying down when
the fire broke out. An alarm was sent to
the village and there were soon helpers
lat werk rescuing suehsef the furnishings
of the house as could safely be removed
II Is understood that nearly all the furni-
ture. on the lower fiom was savedsj This
was. later taken to Mrs Lineolnls, barn
for storage. The loss 'was partlyior wholly
covered by insurance. 9.scjs 'SE'.
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Miss Ruth Crafts was in:Nopth Adams,
Mass, a part Of last. week. ,t' & M
Mrs. v. L. Adams.'is recovering from
her recent attack of tonsiltis.
Edward Boyd and Richard Ware are
seriously i'll with bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Frederick arrived at Childs Tav.
ern Tuesday to take up the duties of cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wood went Sun
day. to West Dover, where they have
work.
Miss Edith Corbctt is spending some
time at the home of her brother, Ernest
COrbett.
4 large number attended the public in
stallation of the officers of Social lodge of
Nasons Friday evening of last week.
The ice crop is being harvested from
the village pond in large quantities, but
the quality is not the best ever seen.
+ Five hundred twenty thousand feet of
logs were drawn into the LuddingtOn
factory yard during the month of Deem
Der.
Telephones were installed in the homes
of Frank Corbett and Judson Corbett
Tuesday. Their calls are 31-9 and 31-2,
respectively.
Harry Faulkner of Nottingham is in
town with hay7baling machine. At
present he is baling hay at Clarence
Corkins's barn.
| Mrs. Floyd Crafts entertained the w.
G. II. L. at its meeting Friday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. n. A.
Wood the first Friday in February.
Convey and Allen, undertakers, went to
RcadSborO Monday to take charge of the
body of William Greenslet, IS, who was
found dead in bed Monday morning. They
will attend the funeral Thursday.
Mrs: Carrie Bartlett is suffering from
bronchial difficulty at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Robinson. Her
daughter, Miss Edith Bartlett, has given
up her work at Childs Tavern and is help
ing care for her mother.
y. III. Spencer, who recently came here
, from Brattleboro to spend the remainder
of the cold weather with his sister, Mrs.
Fred Pickwell, slipped and fell on the ice
Saturday, injuring his nose so it became
necessary to go to the doctor to have it
dressed.
! Raymond Davis Moon. adopted son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon of Mountain
! Mills, died Jan. 3D. from throat trouble
due to removal Of adenoids and tonsils, at
the age of II months. Burial was in
/ Clarksburg. Mass. Rev. n. A. Wool
attended the funeral which was held Sal
urday morning.;
Mrs. Julia Lorinda (Harrington) Cush-
man, 76, widow of Eugene Cushman who
died several years ago, died Of typhoid
pneumonia at her home about a mile and
half south of this village, Jan. D. She
| was the mother of several children only
tanes of whom, Walter CuShmah, is living
The funeral was held at the house at
+ O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. n. A.
] Wood officiating. and the burial was in
Cutting cemetery.