Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-07
HINSDALE.

HlNSDALE.
Mrs. A. A. Nuttng has been housed
this week on account of illness.
Mrs. Ella Upham has been confined
to the house for several days on account
of illness.
The grangers are preparing farce,
near future.
A special meeting of the Woman s
relief corps is to be held in Grand Ar
my hall Saturday afternoon at &c
o'clock.
Mrs. George Oaks has returned from
a Springfield hospital where she has
been for several weeks, and her health
is about the same.
Miss Rhe Lorraine's company is play
ing in the town hall the last three
evenings of this week. commencing
with Thursday evening,
Mrs. C. D. Fay is teaching the De
pot street primary school in the alb
sence of Miss Minnie Owen who is suf-
fering from slow fever.
The knitting club met with Mrs.
Dwight Stearns at her home on the
Mortified road Wednesday afternoon,
and the usual pleasant time was en-
joyed.
Herbert Hubbard has moved his
family here from New Haven, Ct. and
is to occupy the tenement in the +.
M. Blanchard house formerly occupied
by G, E. Kenyon.
Clifford B. Streeter of Bernardston,
Mass, and Carrie b. johnson of Yer
non, Vt, were married at the Congre-
gational parsonage by Rev. W, +.
White, Friday, October 30.
About 80 tickets were sold here for
"Florodora, " which was given in the
Keene Opera house Thursday evening.
There was special train leaving here
at G. 10 p. m. and returning after the
play.
The household goods of the late Mrs
Lydia Cramer were sold at auction Sat
urday afternoon, as a, so were the goods
left over from the Bartlett. auction "A
week ago by Auctioneer Stearhs at the
rink building
S. A. Day expects to 90 to Millers
Falls, Mass, the last of the month.
where he is to take charge of the re
pairs in a large paper mill which Is
being built there. His family will not
move there at present.
Mrs. r. NJ. Langworthy and Mrs.
F. W. Tilden entertained their Sun
day school classes at the home of the
former Saturday afternoon. \ pleas
ant time was enjoyed by the young PEG
pie. games and music being the order
of the occasion.
Rev. w. F. White, G. \. Robertson.
Mrs. Addie E. Dix, Miss Lucy Spoon
-, L., Nd
pointed delegates Sunday to attend
the New Hampshire Sunday school
convention to be held in Milford. y.
H., the 18th and 18th of November.
Marion, Lillian and Harold Stacy
held Halloween party Friday after
noon and evening, to which few of
their little friends in the neighbor
hood were invited. Games appropri
ate to the evening were played and re-
freshments served, the little people
having most enjoyable time.
Rev and Mrs. f. D. Van Tassel re
turned to Hinsdale Friday and are
making their home for the present
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Langworthy.
They are to occupy the tenement of
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Hosford in the
Fisher house during the winter. as the
loliiler are 10 spenu 'iie "ih'ei ~ 'ne
0ouIn'
large number of barrels OF APP /
pies were taken to the station here
both by farmers from Chesterfield and
by those living here one day recently,
but the apples not proving satlsfacto-
houobt Tho farmers were vary mnch
Jisanno;ntad when thev had n rntnrn
home With the annles and a few shin
nod tbe;rs 70 Kaape
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GeoIge .. Day anu hlss MAUI NJ;
nan. poSn VI lllnsual9' were hlarrleu
a. 'n W o9ns[Tgatlon Hf PalSouase ps
N N W "nite 1hon,tas nlo MOI M
NOV Nov ., DIT . clpGh' -Il: anu -hLs.
Day are among ii'hSuaie popuIa55
young people pom haV1nS aI'ehueo
Ihe pupilc SChoolS mere lhe1 leit IN
neuldttiy LOT Leolillllster, MISS,