The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-24
CHESHIRE COUNTY, n. II.
Hinsdale.

The following teachers have been elected by
the board of education for the ensuing year
z. III. Patterson, principal of the high school;
NJ. King, second assistant; John c. McCaughern
first grammar; Fred A. Wells, second grammar;
Charlotte $. Slate. Bridge street intermediate
Mamie Z. White. second Intermediate; Annie
F. Conway, Bridge street primary Minerva E.
Burroughs, No. primary; Agne ). Tubbs.
No. primary; Miss NJ. A. stowell
in the monument district and P. E. Conway in
plain district Miss King, the new assistant In
the high school, is a post graduate of Smith col
lege and is very highly recommended. Miss
Conway is promoted from monument district to
Bridge street primary. Mr.. Conway was grad
rated from the high school in the class of '9t.
The others, with the exception of Miss Stowell,
held the same positions last year.
A union sunday school picnic was held
at Central Park, Vernon, on Tuesday. On &C
essary to postpone it till later in the day than
was intended, but the weather although at first
seeming threatening proved very pleasant. A
good number were present and all seemed 10
enjoy themselves.
Very little has been seen of the army worm
for the last week and it is hoped that they have
disappeared.
Bertram d. Boivin will preach at the Uniyer-
sast church next Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev. A. A. Blair. MIR. BOiyin is Hinsdale
boy and Is very well spoken of by the NARROW
people, for whom he has Deen preaching this
summer. His friends are glad OF the chance to
hear him speak. Rev. 4. A. Blair was taken i'll
on Friday and was unable to preach on Sunday.
The newly elected officers of the Pilgrim Fa-
theirs were installed on Friday evening last by
Deputy Supreme Governor c. w WILDER,
assisted by Mrs. WILDER. After the installation
refreshments were served and several hours
spent socially
The sumner farm on Chestnut Hill was sold at
auction on Saturday afternoon. 1T was bought
by o. II. Higgins for $50.
The following ofiicers-eect of the Squakheag
tribe of Red Men were installed at their last
meeting by Deputy sachem 4. NJ Reyes ana
Great Senior Sycamore Frank L. Joy: 5. A.
Esten, sachem; A. W. Mead, senior sycamore;
E. !. Latham, junior sycamore o. {. Robert
son, prophet.
A baseball game was played on Taylor's field
last saturday between the South Winds" and
7. Raleigh. The score was 10 to 10 in favor of
Amidon's team.
Rev. W. f. Renshaw has returned from his
vacation and will occupy his pulpit next sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Blair started on their, va.
cation Wednesday. They will spend short
time with friends in NARROW and Mr.. Blair
will preach there on sunday. They will also
visit at their home in Manchester and before
their return viii attend the i3th nationai oni-
versalist summer meeting at the Weirs.-R. A.
Clogher, superintendent OF Halle 4 FROST
mill, has moved into the Gov. Halle house on
Main street, which has been undergoing repairs
during this summer.-Mrs. G. J. Bronson ana
two children, who have been visiting in Chel
sea for the iast five weeks, returned last frl
day.-Mrs. Leander Thomas and Miss Esther
Thomas of Brattleboro are visiting at y. II.
Minnie owen visited Miss sarah
Pearson in Keene the latter part OF last week:
Miss Lena Liscom went to- Nashua last
j. and Miss Margaret
ION Beach,-Miss Lizzie Robertson is visiting
relatives in New York.-U. U. Brigham went
to Boston Friday to spend few days.