The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
STARKEY & CO.,
HOOKER BLOCK,
Hatters and FurrierS. BrattlebOrO. vermont.
CHESHIRE COUNTY. Nh.
HiIlsdaIe.

The new Odd Fellows hall in Todd's block Is
nearly completed and the order will occupy L
early IN October.
Edward Stebbins, administrator OF the estate
OF the late Bourne Spooner, has just sold the
Valley Record newspaper Holland OF Der.
b. Line, Nt..who took possession this week.
q W Guy has sold out his bakery in >te5bins
block to NJ T Melvin of Hillsboro Bridge andI,
soon to leave town.
The wife of Lawrence Young, VINO resides "a
River street, died early last week "Wednesday
morning after n long illness from apopeyy,
aged j6 years Mr. and Mr- Young located in
Hn,dale about 2, years ago and were amen.
the earliest of the French residents Ther5
were no children. The funeral was at Il Jl
seph's church Friday morning and the burial u
the Catholic cemetery.
At the Universallst church SUNDAY morning
the pastor took as a subject, The life ana wlEk
of Rev DIR a A Minor"
The Young people OF the tniversalist society
are rehearsng Howel's farce, ''The .AlbauG
Depot" and will present ii in the near future.
There was party at Rev II Streeter's sat
urday afternoon and evening to celebrate hs
SD birthday.
Will 4 kenney of Greenfield, Mass, 4 former
resident of Hlnsdale, and now business mana
ger OF the T'ilden iron foundry at Greenfield was
married Monday to Miss Minnie \ Bascgn,
daughter of Mrs l. = Wise of Hinsdale. Tie
ceremony was performed at the residence d
the brides sister, Mrs W Bohrman OF SON.
erville, Mass, and on Tuesday the newly mar
rledcoupie met AT Nashua Mr. ana Mrs y
Worden of this village, and together the party
will make trip down east" with Eustis, Ne,
as the first objective point, and from there by
stage and blackboard to kibbe Valley camp On
the shores of spectacle lake, where they vii
camp for a fortnight and spend the time in lin.
ing and hunting
Mrs Lawrence Young died at her home On
River street Wednesday OF apopleNy aged Y
years. Mrs Young had been an Invalid for
several years, the last two Of which She had
been unable TO help herself in any way. She
was 4 native of IT Adams, vi, moved to Canada
when Il years of age and was married there
she had been resident here for 81 wears, being
among the first of our French residents to -et.a
in town.
The football team was defeated in il drs,
game this season at Orange last SATURDAY. Ihet
Will play the Leland 4 Gray academy eeyenoi
Townshend VI, next saturday afternoon ~
Taylors fled.
Henderson Streetcr celebrated his SD biri5
day with a pleasant party OF congratuldtiBt
friends saturday at his home on Blattiehor
street.
Herbert Hopkins OF Ihnckley, H. whose
youth was passed in Hinsdalc, has recently heel
visiting his brother, G Il Hopkins manager u
lirightwood mills. Mr. Hopkins and his wife
started for Hinckley the 18th, but were 10 make
a short visit in New York before going west
\ Gadoret, for long time clerk in the
drug department of the Worden COMPANY. has
resigned his place, and will soon return with III,
family to his old home in Worcester, where be
was formerly proprietor of an apotheCary store
Miss Carrie Stearns returns to Worcester III
da' to resume her musical studies Henry
Harmon of Hopedale, Mass is in town Tor
week or more.-Mrs Mary Roark, who was taken
III while visiting in South Vernon, was brought
home saturday. She is still in precariou> col
dition.-F W Cotton has returned from shon
vacation spent at the White Mountains B
Dawson and family have been enjoying Two
weeks carriage drive through Western Mass
chusetts.-Mr and Mrs NJ ID Mann of Boston arf
at c { Holton's for a two weeks vacation.-W /
streeter of Saco, Me, is in town for few days