Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
HINSDALE.

The Congregational society will
have their annual fair December IS
The annual Foresters' ball will be
held in the town hall Wednesday even
ing.
Frank 4. Davis and D. O. Fisher Of
Winchester have bought large lot of
timber land in Chesterfield.
The Congregational ladies' society
will meet at their church parlors for
work, Wednesday.at , p. IN.
George A. Robertson cut bad
cash near his left knee with Ratchet
while at work in the Robertson paper
mill last week.
Gardner S. Howe and Fred f.
George have formed partnership and
will begin business in the new town
hall store under the name of G.. 5.
Howe & Co.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the Congregation church
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock, Rev.
Il. ID. Van Tassel of the Universalist
church preaching the sermon.
A Sunday-school was organized at
the Cniyersalist church Sunday with
the following officers: Prof. ID. l..
Fisher. uperintendent; George 7.
Slate. assistant SUI erintendent: Miss
Clara Stearns. secretary and treasurer,
The Sunday school will meet at II
O'Clock, Immediately after the morn
ing service which has been changed
from p. m. to 10. 40 a. m.
The body of Mrs. Louis Odette. IS.
who died at the Elliot City hosl ital
in keene last week Thursday, was
brought to Hnsdale for burial and
funeral services were held at St. Jo-
ser his Church Saturday morning. She
was native of St Gregoire, Can,
and had been resident of Hinsdale
seven years Besides a husband and
two daughters, she leaves a mother,
four brothers and two sisters.
George p. Hooker will spend the
winter with relatives in Los Angeles,
Cal, and leaves here Monday. Titus
Hancock of New York is making a two
weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hancock. Margaret and
Annie Mack We're called to South Yer
non Saturday by the death of their
grandmother Miss Bryant Of North
field succeeds Miss Belle Tcnney as
organist at the NJ. f. church. C. +.
Snow of Winchcndon. Mass, was in
town last week Mr.. and Mrs d. s.
Walton of Orange, \. j.. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Stehbins
last week. Mrs. Edith johnson and
Misses Mary Packard and Mabel Car ,
ter of Gaysvlle. VT. are visiting in
town Mrs Mary J. North of North
ampton. Mass. is with relatives in
town, ". c. Todd is repairing his
Canal street pror erty.- Don Belleville
has gone to Brockton, Mass Mr. and
Mrs. p. ID. Dumaresq and three
from Brookline are Tower
Hill farm.
The parish of St. Joseph's Catholic
church closed successful three DAYS
fair at the town hall Friday evening.
The receipts We're between $500 and
$1,000, all of which will be applied to
reducing the debt on the church. The
following prizes were won by those
holding season tickets: Mrs. L. Del
ply, $40 in gold; Mrs. l.. Christian.
4 ton of coal Miss Lillian Myers. box
If cigars; Patrick Mann, barrel of
iour: Mrs. NJ. ID. White, lady's hat
Rev. FIR. Dewey, Greenville, fancy
hair: c. f. Keyou, clothes wringer:
Mrs. Joseph Deyo, 50 in gold; NJ. J.
Kelley, 81 ringfield, Mass, writing
lesk; William Vim, Harrisville, fan 4
" rug; Miss Susie McCaughern, par
or lamp: Frank Field, suit of clothes:
Mss May Bean, toilet set Mrs. F. /
:. Fairbanks, Ashuelot, clock Ben .
iagnon, box of cigars William Con
way, set candlesticks: Miss Georgiana
scott, photograph album; Mrs. +. r.
Kelly, rug; NJ. G.. Marble, table cloth. }
ticket No. Ia, upon which there was
10 name drew a cash uriZe of $40