Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
HINSDALE.

Friday, Oct. "a, to DIR. and Mrs. b. f.
Worthing.
An organ has been placed in the sec
ond grammar school and Miss Doris
Cantlin is the organist
Don't forget the masquerade ball,
given by the High school pupils, IN
the town hall this evening.
The class of 1903 of the High school
have their class pins. which are in the
form of shield and are of solid gold.
Harry Emerson of Swanzey has pur-
chased the fish business of +. {. Bart
lett and expects to move his family
here very soon.
The old barn in the rear of the Hunt
err place has been torn down. and eN-
tensive repairs are being made on the
house, which has already received a
coat of paint.
At a special meeting of the ladies of
the Congregational church Friday it
was voted to hold the annual fair in
the town hall, the second week in De
cember.
G.. |. Silver of Peterboro. n. H..
nephew of Mrs. David Minis, has moved
into the Baptist parsonage, formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drink
wine, and has position in the Halle
a. Frost mill.
Miss Violette Robertson gave party
Friday eyeningat her home on Canal
street to few of her friends. Refresh
ments were served of sherbet, cake,
fruit and nuts, and a most pleasant ev-
ening was spent.
While driving in front of the High
school building Thursday, Key. ID. [.
Ling ana John oorlesS were thrown
from their carnage Vhe aCciueiV pSlnS
caused ny the Joss Oh wheel boIH
escaped WIN Only severe Suah'ns up
The family of Edgar Bartlett. Miss
Katherine Cunningham and Miss Hart
nit of Brattleboro started Wednesday
a large number Of friends. The high
school class of Miss Lillian Bartlett
saw her off at the station and present
ed her with an autograph album.
Miss Katherine CUNNINGHAM was
gwen surprise party at lhe nome OF
MT ana MIS- D =. oiilth Tiu"l eN-
ehtDg' d uoztn OF IL lrItuuS pelnS pre-
en- VINO W'9neO TO ~" w !lel l"IeNtIl
peiore nel Joulnei 10 'llr ~, " eSI, - su'l-
aole sllt was presented MISS cunning
nam as d reminder OF 'ue occasIoh'
At the meeting of the Chautauqua
circle Monday evening at the home of
Miss A. NJ Barrows on High street.
Miss Katherine Cunningham was pre-
sented with Roycro t edition of Emer-
sons essay, Self Reliance. " Miss
Cunningham W ho has long been a mem
Wednesday to join her brother in Los
punlns Ga
Leslie S. Lazelle. who was emploved
for many years as clerk IN the store OF
u >. howe, ana Is "eIl,knoWn mere
was married lhursday at West spring
neld' Mass TO MISS lnez pert a Nat
toon OF the same place me wedding
TOOK place at 'he nome or Ihe pflde,
when was very taste1ullY decorated
WIN hydrahgeaS' laprel ana autumn
leaves; Inc pride ana groom were I'M
attended: Alter ten days wedding
trip IN New York they VIII 1--we at y
irving street, Merrlck, Mass
Mrs. John Young died Friday night
of heart trouble at her home on Fitz.
gerald avenue. at the ace Of 90 vears
Althounh Mrs Young had been in moor
confined ~ bar room only three 5ovs
before her death She was horn in
Aupustine Can hu+ had lived in his
Mace for the mast 70 wears BESIDES a
husband father mother several hroth,
ers and sisters she leaves eiv rhildren
Mrs PhiIin GalIardetz. John, Josenh
and Frank Of This nlare. and Henry If
Lebanon, and Mrs John Vincent Of
franklin Falls The funeral was held
in ST. .Iosenh,s church NIonday morn.
mo and The burial was in the CathoIic
cemetery
George Ward, who has been EN- {
ployed by ". O. Martin as painter,
has completed his summer work and
returned to his nome IN Marlboro. !
Mass. o. I. Robertson and George :
4. Robertson spent few days IN Phil I
adelphla this week. Miss Esther Dick