Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
HINSDALE.

formed glee club.
Miss Alma Gibson is seriously i'll a
her home on orthtield street.
A dealer from Boston has been il
town buying apples from some of thu
farmers.
Joshua Simpkins, with his company
of comedians, will appear at the opera
house Dec. %.
The Brattleboro bridge is impossible
for teams at present, causing great In
convenience to the travelling public.
The dancing school was postponed
from Thursday until Friday evening
last week on account of the Congrega-
tional fair.
Rov Dawson, who is under the treat
ment of a specialist in Philadelphia,
is improving rapidly and is now able
to 90 about the house with the aid of
cane.
Sewall A. Day has gone to Millers
Falls to begin his duties as master me
chanic in the large paper mill at that
place His family will join him in the
spring.
A large number from here attended
the oyster supper and sale given by
the ladies of the North Hinsdale church
at the home of Mrs. Hattie Darling
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ricker's school enjoyed sleigh
ride to Mortified Wednesday after
noon. The party was conveyed In two
of Liveryman Smiths large sleighs.
Tuesday morning as Charlie Tyler
was examining a newly purchased re-
discharged, the charge entering his
groin. The wound is doing we'll, and,
unless unlocked for complications arise
the boy will make good recovery
Mrs. Hall of Providence, r. l., who
spent the summer with Miss Emma
Barrett on Tower Hill, died from
stroke of apoplexy at her home, Nov.
"a. Mrs. Hall had left Hinsdale only
two days before and her friends here
were much shocked at the news of her
death.
The knitting club met with Mrs.
L. w. Goss Wednesday afternoon. Re
freshments were served and very
pleasant time enjoyed. The ladies
think of procuring an embroidery
teacher and resolving themselves into
a needle-work class after the first of
January.
Nat Butler, who had ridden nearly
the whole week in the six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square, New York, |
was forced to retire about O'Clock |
Friday afternoon, having broken his |
collar bone His partner, Turville, rode
on for about an hour, but was called |
from the track as Butler was unable to
resume.
John Smith has secured position
in the Office of the Halle e. Frost Man
ufacturing Co. - Ina Doolittle has
taken the place of Miss Grace Whitaker
as second assistant in the postotice. -
William Lyman is assisting in Ami don's
store during the holiday rush. Miss
Minnie Owen will resume her duties
in the Depot street primary school after
Christmas. Elmer Wood of Brattle
boro is living at Mr. Richmond's and
attending the Grammar school. Mrs.
Henry Smith is quite ill.-G. A. Rob
ertson went to Boston last Wednesday
returning Saturday. Harry Jetfords of
Aldrch Il buttons pharmacy, keene,
spent some time at his home here last
week. Robert Field, who is attend
ing Business college in Springfield,
spert Sunday in town. Mrs. S. X.
Hildreth is visiting relatives in keene.
Mrs. Tewksbury of Brattleboro, spent
a few days recently with her daughter,
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy. =. W. Rob
ertson went to Springfield last wee on
a business trip. - Grace Whitaker,
stenographer for the Hooker, Corser q
Co. of Brattleboro, came home
to attend the Congregational fair and
also spent Sunday at home. Guy Z.
a former instructor in the
High school here, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Dix on Canal
street C. II. Bailey and Earl Bailey
are confined to the house with hard
colds. Miss Grace Kicker goes Satur-
day to her home in Rochester, n. H.,
to spend the holidays. Miss Annie j.
Gray is doing cataloging work in the
Boston library. Robert McCaughern,
IT,, who has been working in Spring
field, has returned home. Mrs. +. Ii. ,,
Jones expects to start for Los Angeles, j.,
Cal, Jan. I, to join her husband, who i;
OWNS an interest in large publishing q,
house there. :