Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
LOCAL..
NEARBY NEW HAMPSHIRE,
HINSDALE.

Monday Amidon's mill began run
ming until O'Clock four evenings a
week.
piece of land near the Pliny Smith
place of George Shattuck.
Mr.. Abbey of Westfeld, Mass, was
in town Thursday looking over the to-
bacco crop and will return later.
The war drama, "61-65'' will be
given late in April at the town hall
for the benefit of the G. A. r. and
W. r. G.
Mr.. Cain, of Bachelor & Faulk-
ner's, Keene, has been appointed ad-
ministrator, in the place of N. M.
Worden, to finish settling the estate of
the late G. B. Hopkins.
S. X. Hildreth is the Oldest employee
in the Halle g. Frost wooden mill, in
point of service, completing this month
AZ years. continuous work, with only
one weeks vacation in the time, for
pleasure, when he attended the cen
. tennial exposition at Philadelphia.
A branch of the Junior Audubon So
ciety was organized Saturday with
these officers: Robert Archibald. pres
ident; Roger Holland, vice president;
Ruth Fisher, secretary, and Christine
Brigham treasurer. The meeting was
we'll attended and much interest was
shown.
Rev. W. F. White went to Spring
field, Mass. hospital Friday with his
son Emmons, for special treatment for
the boys hand, which was burned
Christmas evening and which is stiff
and unhealed. Skin grating will be
required on the wrist, and special
treatment was advised by the local
physician. The boy will remain about
two weeks.
Mrs. Della Estey will make her home
for the present with her sister, Mrs.
r. p. Minis -Dominick King has re-
turned to his old occupation in Belle
ville's barber shop. Miss Edyth Minis
of Bellows Falls, with her cousin, Miss
Bertha Coles of Keene, visited at her
home here over Sunday. Mrs. Harriet
Higgins has been visiting in Bellows
Falls. Mrs. Wayland has been spend
ing several days at her home in Keene.
Miss Ellen G. Walker has returned
from her Boston visit Mrs. Angelina
Randall has gone to live at Levi Crown
ingshield's A. b. Davis is out after
his recent illness. Mrs. Mackey has
returned from Claremont and is ill
with grip. Edgar Burroughs is suf
fering from an attack of malaria. E. |
|. Latham was in Boston last week.
Mrs. A. NJ, Dix is i'll. Mrs. o.
Robertson is out after several weeks. |
illness. Miss Una Leach is spending |
a few weeks with relatives in West |
moreland. Miss Modena Booth is Wis
ting in Keene. = Harry e. Jeffords has
taken a place as clerk in a Littleton
drug store John Mannis has given
up the meat business begun in Novem-
Der. Charles Bennett was at his old
home in NARROW last week.
Town officers-NIoderator w. L. Fay; town
clerk, Frank H. Fuller: seectmen, f. Stebbins,
+. A. Davis, James O'Brien; auditor, ID. l..
Fisher: road commissioner, +. b. Chandler;
overseer of poor, Il. Stebbins. The appropria-
tions For ordinary town charges, $1,000; for
support of public library and reading room,
500; to pay boating debt, $500 for support 81
poor S1l00; fire department, $3.50; new hose,
$500; high school, $3.50; play ground for chill
dren $40; ice water barrel. S35; for highways
S300O additional electric light on Northheld
street. S24; for street sprinkling near town hail.
$50 electric street lights, $3.50; five extra
lights added within village limits and at Brat
teboro bridge; for fencing and repairing old
town cemetery on Brattleboro road. $50.