Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-28
HINSDALE.

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4 bingham, Mass.
Rev Mr.. White will exchange mi
Mis- Sunday with the Rev. Mr.. Dire,
If the + irSt Congregational church i
Keene
The annual meeting for election o
of,ers of Naomi chapter, O. +. S., will
bpheld on the second Monday evenin!
in December.
The Junior society of Christian En-
dpayor enjoyed walk with their su
qrntendent. Mrs. r. E. Metcalf. Sat
urday afternoon
Extensive repairs are being made OF
The chisel shop and the floor space ha,
bpen enlarged on account of the eXten
.ive business now done by the firm.
EWin Bailey went to work in thu
meat market of Warren Barrett Mon
day morning and expects to move hi.
family here from Littleton, n. H., ir
the near future.
The choir of the Congregations.
church are to give a sacred concert apc
praise service in the audience room of
The church Sunday evening at the us.
nal hour of the service.
Miss Harriet Knapp, who has been
engaged in work as deaconess of the
Methodist church in northern Vermont,
ha, been transferred to Mortified, in
the same state, and commences her
duties there Saturday.
The store windows of our local mer-
chants deserve more than passing no.
tee as they are fitted up to display the
Thanksgiving goods. They are credit
ia their owners, and we doubt if they
can be surpassed by any of the city
stores,
Letters have been received here by
the friends of Miss Katherine Gun
niugham, who recently went to Los
Angeles, Cal. She writes that she
thinks the country and California very
beautiful, but that old New Hampshire
is good enough for her.
The inspection of Sheridan Relief
Corps, No. 30, took place Thursday
evening, by the district deputy, Mrs
Lizzie S Poole of Jatfrey. Mrs Bias
com of the same place was also pres
ent An escalloped oyster supper was
served at > 30 o o'clock, which was much
enjoyed by all present The Corps at
PRESENT has but 81 members. the num-
her having been great diminished by
deaths and removals from town.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will serve a chowder supper in their
yesuy tomorrow event g from > 30 to
O'Clock. The supper will be followed
by an entertainment given by Hervey
N Toy of San Francisco, now a stu
denat Tufts college, consisting of
talk upon his travels, and those espec-
hIy of the Holy Land. Mr.. Toy
hS several views which were taken in
Restine and these will be on exhibit
ton
Rev. Anna Belle Van Tassel has five
scholarships from the Correspondence
Institute of Scranton, Pa, which she
Tshes to give to five persons who have
Mthe means to meet the expenses of an
Fiucation If any worthy young men or
vomen of Hinsdale wish home instruc-
ton in either illustrating, d-writiug,
Durnalism, proof reading. book keep |
ing they will find it to their advan
age to confer with Mrs. Van Tassel at
their earliest convenience The schol-
arships cover the entire course, and /
the institute assists graduates in Sc
curing positions.
Word has been received here that
Frank H. Jones, who went to Los An
gelps Cal, in September, has bought
aninterest in a large printing and pub
fishing house in that city, which is to
be enlarged, new buildings erected and
new machinery added The firm EN-
poy at present % to 30 hands, but un-
der the present management the force
will be nearly doubled. The concern
for long time has had more business
than it could attend to, but they Will
now be able to meet the increased de-
mand and have as good an establish
ment of its kind as any in the city.
The name of the firm is Baumgardt
Co. This is considered an
excellent opening for a man OF Mr..
Jones we'll known ability as an organ
izer and business manager, and ms
many friends in town wish him the
very greatest success in his undertake
ing.
F. W. Tilden went to Barre, VT,
Saturday night to attend the funeral
If his uncle, Dennis Tilden. Mrs. G.
E. Keyou is visiting her sister IN
franklin Falls, n. H. Mr.. keyou VIII
DIN her and they will spend Thanks
living with the latter's mother and SIS
er in Lexington, Mass. W. ii. lay {
nan, travelling salesman for Dunham
Bros. of Brattleboro, is spending the !
week with his family here IL. {
Eethprbee was in Boston two or three
lays of last week. C. A. Robertson
las moved from Creampot hill into MS {
Id home on Canal street. E. Z. Roo- |
rtson has purchased pair of bay drlV-
ng horses. The horses. which weigh a
bout LOCO pounds each, make very !
Inc looking team. Joseph Brennan, l
econd assistant in the High school, IS
pending the Thanksgiving vacation al
lis home in Manchester, n. IL. VI; ..
lam is spending few days IN pos U
on, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. san !;
erson spent Thanksgiving with Iheir :
on in Waterbury, Conn. W. u. Whlt-
ker Of Keene, former resident here, !
5 assisting in the wool sorting depart
lent of the Halle & Frost mill, for
ew weeks.-Prof. Mason, wife ana
hid Of Peterboro are the guests OF
elatives in town during Thanksgiving {
eek Mrs. F. W. Tilden and daugh-
sr Winnie. spent the first of the week !
3 Brattleboro. Mr. and Mrs. james !
ridge spent Thanksgiving at the
ONE Of their daughter, Mrs. Open L
elmer. in Springfield, Mass. MI. ana
lrs Robert Aikman and son are spend
ll few days at the home of Mrs AK h
ans father, George w. Lewis. Miss d
larie Pare of North Walpole, n. H.
TENDED tho ipCpaction of the Woman 5