Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-17
HINsDALE.

the ponce court LOT DeInS uluHh' Mas
sent to the county farm for 40 days as
he was unable to pay the fine.
A. ID. Meacham has rented the house
on River road, now occupied by +. e..
Bartlett, and expects to move his fam
lily there about the 2Sth of this month.
Mrs. F. H. Jones has moved her
household goods from the Wilder place
and is stopping at the home of her
mother, Mrs Julia Jones, on Canal
street.
Mrs. w. O. Stebbins, \. W. Mead
and Fred Buckley have been appointed
committee by the two local minstrel
companies, to purchase piano for the
town hall.
Naomi Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, are to have a supper. fol-
lowed by an entertainment, Thursday
evening, October %, to which the pub
lie is invited.
The brewery paid S62. CD to the town
treasury last week as result of raids
by local officers. The cases which had
been appealed were settled before the
opening of the superior court.
Rev. III. Gertrude Roscoe of Felch-
vile, VT. will occupy the pulpit of
the Universalist church Sunday. Miss
Roscoe comes highly recommended as
a speaker of great ability and interest.
"Uncle Terry which was presented
in the town hall Tuesday evening had
a fair sized audience and all present re-
port that it went ahead of last years
performance both in the singing and
scenic effects.
I l.
ployed as night baker at the Oaks bak-
cry, has given up bis position and re-
turned to his home in Hanover. Peter
McGbbins of East Weymouth, Mass,
succeeds him.
The invitations are out for a mas
querade ball. given by the pupils of
the High school, on the evening of
Halloween, October 81. The invita-
tions are quite original. gotten up in
the form of an old-time proclamation.
A. S. Thompson. who lived in this
place for many years, but who has
been confined in the Retreat at North
ampton, Mass, for the past few years,
was in town this week renewing his
old acquaintance, and has entirely re-
gained his health.
The place of Thomas Raleigh Oh Riv-
er street was raided by local officers
last week and bottle of whiskey
found. Mr.. Raleigh pleaded not gull
ty in the police court and the case was
brought before the grand jury at keene
who brought in an Indictment
The members of the Junior Chris
tian Endeavor society, after their
meeting Sunday afternoon, went to
IL IL Il, i D.,
ert Kibbe, and performed a memorial
service for him, covering the grave
with flowers as token of their love.
The Democratic caucus was held in
the selectmen 5 room in the town hall
Thursday evening. Edward Stebbins
called the meeting to order and O.
G. Robertson acted as clerk. James
O'Brien and Orrin G.. Robertson were
nominated for representatives, Edward
c. Robertson and Lorenzo W. Goss for
delegates to the constitutional conven-
tion, Edgar Burroughs for supervisor
and Edalbert j. Temple for moderator.
The winter schedule of the trains on
the Boston Il Maine railroad went into
effect Monday. The only changes in
the passenger trains on the Ashuelot
division is in the morning train which
leaves at 9:15 instead of 500 as for
merly, and the evening train which
leaves at 5 30 instead of D 10 BY the .
new arrangement the merchants and
manufacturers will get their Boston
freight in the morning instead of the
afternoon.
The Arlington Times, in the issue of
September 1G published in Arlington,
Wash. has the following to say of W.
F. Robertson. who has but recently re-
turned from a trip to the Pacific coast
The Mr.. Lamson who is spoken of is a
former Hinsdale young man, who with
w. ". Nash, Earl Scott and Lee Dick
inson of Winchester, is conducting a
large single mill in that section.
''R. H. Lamson, who is erecting a sin
gle block single mill near Chapman's
spur. was in town Wednesday and was
agreeably surprised TO meet an old
friend, W. F. Robertson, of Hinsdale,
n. H. The meeting was a happy one
and Mr.. Lamsou seemed to enjoy all
the delights of old Home week Mr..
Robertson is a student in the Massa-
chusetts Institution of Technology,
and is making mining a special study.
He is spending his vacation on a tour,
including some of the principal mining
camps of the West in order to gain
practical knowledge in his chosen field.
He went up to Darlington Wednesday
to further pursue his Investigations.
and will return home shortly via the
Canadian Pacific. Mr.. Robertson's
father E. G.. Robertson. of Robertson
Bros, is a manufacturer of tissue ma
Mia paper at Hinsdale, where he and ]
his father have been in the business
since 1850, their forefathers having ,
been hand manufacturers of paper in
Scotland generations ago. He is a
prominent Democrat of New Hamp-
shire, and although his party has not
won out in that state for over 30 years
ne is fond of attending broadcloth !
meetings in the backwards of the un-
during state campaigns, and
nearing the candidate for governor eX- |
pound the Jeffersonian doctrine and S
PREDICT sweeping triumph at the {
DOLLS -
Emmons White has been housed for I
| few days with a severe cold.-Joe I
Watson went for climb up Mt Mo I
ladnock Wednesday with party of l
3rattlcboro friends. Fred Hubbard t
md daughter, Miss La Verne, of Ce-
lar Springs, Mich, are visiting the I
ormer's sister, Mrs. Edgar Burroughs. C
Mrs. Alice SWEET of Lynn, Mass. is b
listing her father, Lockhart Well 7
nan. and other relatives in town. e. v
7. Richards, wife and daughter left to- 4
lay to spend several weeks at Mrs. r
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