Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-20
HINsDALE.

Seph S church SUNDAY.
Roy. W. Dawson who has been in
Springfield hospital for some time
reported to be much better
The young son of Bertram Brook
was severely burned Saturday night b
the overturning of some hot liquid.
After June 90 the afternoon trail
from South Vernon will arrive at Hins
dale at ) 10 instead of ) 40 as formerly
The grangers had a strawberry sup
per at the regular meeting Wednesda.
evening, which was much enjoyed
by all.
L. F. Liscom is to prepare the plan
for the new steel bridge across the Con
necticut river between Hinsdale ant
Brattleboro.
The Woman's Relief corps held ap
propriate exercises at the cemetery ano
decorated the graves of their deat
members Tuesday afternoon.
f. p Bailey has accepted position
as teacher of botany, chemistry anC
physics in the Wakefield, Mass. higf
school, and will leave the employ o.
the government in the bureau of for
estry.
The messenger boys connected with
the Home Department of the Congre.
gational Sunday school were given a
puzzle party Thursday night at the
home of the superintendent of the de-
partment, Miss Emma Wellman.
Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Mary
Dunn attended the funeral of their
brother, John Rowan in Ashuelot
Wednesday. Mr. Rowan had been in
poor health for many months but his
death was sudden Sunday night as he
had attended church in the morning.
On complaint of the selectmen, raids
were made Saturday night by Deputy
Sheriff Stearns and Constable Kinds
on the hotel, VIM. J. Curran and Jo-
siah Britton. On account of the find
ing of liquor at these places, the par
ties were brought before Judge Howe
Monday morning and fined $50 and
costs,
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Zoe Elvira Sanderson
to George Jakeway in Waterbury, Ct,
Monday, June 8. Miss Sanderson grad
uated from the Hinsdale High school
in the class of '9S and remained at
home year, then attending business
college in Waterbury, Conn, since
which time she has been employed in
an office in that place
Among the out of town guests at the
reception rendered the High school
graduating class by the Juniors Thurs
day night were: Miss Florence Pratt,
Mrs. Randall and Miss Ethel Randall
of Brattleboro, the Misses Jebb, Miss
Maude Brigham and Will Maxfield of
Winchester, Miss Grace Russell, F. S.
Archibald of West Swanzey, Harry JEFF
fords of Littleton, n. H., James Nc
Cormick and Thomas Kelley of Holy
Cross college at Worcester.
Miss Jessie Bardwell attended the
funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Martha A.
Newton at Greenfield, Mass, Thurs
day. Mrs Newton spent the early part
of her life in Hinsdale, and by her fire.
quent visit to this place has made
many friends. The cause of her death
was heart disease and asthma. She
leaves an only sister, Mrs M. H. Bard
well of this town, and daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Bartlett, of Brooklyn, n. Y, and
son, Walter Newton, of Greenfield,
Mass.
George A. Robertson spent several
days in Boston last week. Miss Stella
Davis of Winchester is with her two
sisters, Mrs. f. II. Fuller and Mrs.
Olive Hale, for few days. Fred Ber-
kinshaw of Pittsfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his family here. Frank
w. Jeffords of Chicopee Falls spent
from Wednesday until Sunday at his
home here. The graduating class of
the Grammar school was photographed |
by A. f. Fisher Saturday afternoon. -
Mrs. Maria Spooner attended the ded- |
ication of the new library in Ashby, |
Mass, Tuesday, the librarian being |
Miss Eliza \. Kendall, a sister of Mrs.
Spooner' s.-Miss Harriet B. Knapp is
much improved in health, and is able
to be about the house. &C. HI. Patter
son, formerly principal in our High
school, but now instructor in English
IN the West Virginia University at
attended the funeral of
DR.. W. S. Leonard this week. Mrs.
Newton Stearns who has been making
several weeks visit with friends in
Iadley, Mass, and vicinity, returned
night. - Charles Temple,
Tufts 1905, came home Monday to
pend his summer vacation. Mr.. Tenn
de has as his guest for several days.
1ervey Toy of San Francisco, and also
student at Tufts college. Mrs. W.
:. White and two sons, Emmons and
Harold, and infant daughter, left Sat {
lrday to spend the summer at Mr..
Whites home in Rensselaerville, N.
{. Miss Louise Watson, a niece of Mr..
Whites, who has been studying in the
figh school for the past year, accom- !
'anied them to her home in the same ,
lace. Mrs. Edwin Robinson of st. :
Iouis, Mo-, arrived here Friday, and !
7ill spend the summer months with :
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leach. on
he Brattleboro road. Miss Nellie Hill
as been suffering for couple of weeks
nth a throat trouble. Miss Florence
GODDARD attended the Mortified sem
nary commencement exercises at
Fortified this week Mrs. S. NJ. Den
son of Springfield has been spending
few days with relatives in town. = \
dorsey Conway who has been in Bos-
IN for some time, has returned to his
ONE here. Mrs. James Griffin has as
uests her niece, Miss Alice Keys and
Joseph Carmody, of Low
u, Mass c. Robertson went to !
lake in Greensboro, Vt,
aturday, where he expects to bring in
,me good fish. Miss Nina and Adel-
ert Barber of Oshkosh, Wis, are Wis
ing relatives in town. George Cha !
in of New London, Conn, has been