Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-23
LOCAL.
NEARBY NEW HAMPSHIRE.
HINSDALE.

JOlclDS oNer lue DlrlH VI Il SUI NeuneS-
day, May p.
Gov. Jordan has appointed G. E.
Keyou a justice of the peace and quo
rum for the state.
The 1904 class of the High school are
out with green caps, green and white
being the class colors.
On a recent fishing trip to West
Swanzey Fred Cantlin brought in a
fine string of 80 trout.
Several members of the Eastern Star
of this place attended a meeting of the
order Tuesday evening in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Joe Howe, who has been criti-
cally i'll with congestion of the heart,
is reported to be on the road to recov-
cry.
Mrs. L. II. Knapp, who moved to
Brattleboro a short time ago., has been
in very poor health. but is now much
better.
W. O. Amidon, while in New York
recently, sent to his home here a very
large monograph having a Sc inch
brass horn.
The Hinsdales were victorious in the
Ginning ball game Saturday afternoon,
defeating the W~inchesters, the score
being ID to 6.
Bert Brooks, who is working in the
Phoenix office in Brattleboro, is to
move his family to that place as soon
as he can secure a home for them.
Services were held in the Baptist
church Sunday, both morning and
evening. Chester II. Howe of the
Rochester Theological seminary occu-
pied the pulpit.
Mrs. j.. b. Dawson and daughter,
Miss Dolly, went to Springfield, Mass,
fol a couple of days last week to see
Roy Dawson, who is in "A hospital
there. They report that Roy is getting
along nicely.
The Grammar school commencement
exercises are to be held in the town
hall Friday evening, June 6. a por-
ton of the hall will be reserved for the
relatives and friends of the graduates,
and the remainder will be open to the
public.
Rev. Mr.. VanTassel of the Universal
list church was one of the speakers at
the Young Peoples Christian Union
convention held in Brattleboro Satur-
day afternoon. Quite "A few young peo-
pie from this place attended the exer
cises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Drinkwine spent
Sunday with friends in Keene. Mrs.
Fred Wilder of Millers Falls. Mass,
was in town Monday. James Britton
has gone to Ludlow, VT, to atterd the
grand encampment of Odd Fellows
held there May 20, q and -.
The Cheshire County W. c. T. L.
met at the Congregational church in
this place yesterday. Delegates We're
present from Marlboro, Harrisyille, :
Rindge, Richmond, Westmoreland and
The services began at 10 80 !
in the morning and lasted until y
o'clock, and were resumed at 1:30, !
at 5 o'clock. Most of the Wis
itors returned home IN the 40 train. :
Miss Harriet B. Knapp has been as y
as d~eaconness to Highgate
VT, as her place of work for
the ensuing year. and will commence
her duties the first of June. Miss
was very successful in her work {
the past year, and the New England I
D~eaconess Journal speaks of her in !
very high terms, saying among other !
that, were she an ordained
minister We should say she was having I
4 successful pastorate: most certainly |
is helping to solve the rural dis a
,rict problem" t
Miss Ida Oliver of Lynn, Mass, is /
he guest of Miss Grace Day this week. ,
and Thomas McCaughern of =
he Leland Stanford Junior university W
anne home Thursday to visit their pa r
ents in this place Mrs. Adams of !,
5rattleboro, Vt, visited at j. W. JEFF =
last week.-W. H. Lyman, who 1
for the firm of Durham Bros. :.
f Brattleboro, spent last week at his v
ONE here. Miss Edythe Minis and '
riend, Miss Cook of Bellows Falls,
t.. syent Sunday at Miss Minis home
n High street. Peter Stone, formerly
mployed in the Halle Il Frost Mfg. CT
o.. has gone to work in Millers Falls,
lass. M. S. Leach and daughter, fl
liss Una, spent Sunday in East West in
loreland. Mr.. Leach's old home. - s.
Anna Belle Aldrich is spending
few days at Mrs. f. W. Tilden's. i,
Aldrich is very much improved in "
ealth. Mrs. r. NJ. Laneworthy has ~
one to spend few weeks with friends
M~orrisville, Worcester, Montpelier
I'D other towns in Vermont. Walter 70
rocks e to Brattleboro Saturday to re
)lIllleDte NOIhluS LOT builHdIu DlOS.
Mrs. George Crowningshield of West
wanzey was in town over Sunday an
ISIS Emma Wellman is visiting her de
ster, Mrs. Skinner, in Keene this O.
eek. William Robertson of Putney, la
t., was in town Sunday calling on the
obertson brothers. Mrs. SophieSkin-
n of Keene, n. H., spent Friday
it'll relatives in TOWN.. o. Ami IN
N, who has been spending the winter in
onths in Florida, returned home Sun ha
" very much improved in health 20
RS. Newton Stearns is spending the ca
eek with friends in Ashburnham, Ie,
ass, and Keene. n. II. IL
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