Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-26
LOCAL..
NEARBY NEW HAMPSHIRE.
HINSQALE.

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about the first of October.
In the baseball game Saturday af
ternoon on Riverside park between the
Foresters and Red Men the former were
victorious, the score being 10 to 4.
+ c. NJ Cook fell from the top of a
wall in the rear of his storehouse Sat
urday, striking step ladder as he
fell and iniuring his back badly
Ralph Metcalf jr., cut his foot quite
badly on a glass bottle Saturday after
noon, compelling him to remain at
home from school for few days
A bankrupt sale of the real and per
sonal property formerly owned by NJ.
s. Leach. will be held at auction on
the premises Saturday morning at 10
a, III.
The public schools and the Halle x
Frost mill and the Amidon mill were
closed Thursday To allow anyone who
wished to attend the Brattleboro Val
ley Fair.
A class of between 30 and GO chill
dren is to be confirmed at st. Joseph s
church Sunday. Bishop Bradley of
Manchester will be present and it is
expected that the exercises will take
place in the evening.
In the police court Friday morning
Martin Groggin was fined so. % on the
charge of intoxication, and the man
ager of the brewery on the island was
placed under 500 bonds for his ap-
pearance at the next term of court.
George Day, while at work on the
G. S. Smith place on the Brattleboro
road. which is undergoing extensive
repairs, cut his foot severely with an
axe. necessitating the taking of sever
al stitches. He will probably be com
PEELED to 20 90 crutches for many
weeks.
Ms Carrie Matthews, &c. died in
Winchester, \. H., Friday morning
from apoplexy. The funeral was held
Monday morning and the burial was in
keene. Mrs. Matthews lived for ma
ny years in this place, her late hus-
band being the proprietor of the old
House.
Hnsdale's Merry Minstrel Maids
cleared the very neat sum of 500 by
their entertainment Wednesday even
ing, which is TO 20 for the benefit of
the piano fund. The ladies are to re-
peat the entertainment this evening
at Winchester for the benefit of the
Cniversalist pipe organ fund,
Miss Annie NJ. Mitchell of Boston,
Mass, has been spending week at
her old home in this place. Miss
Mitchell has but recently returned
from tour in Europe. Louis Roeder
of Fitchburg, Mass, visited in town
J.
went Monday to live with her sister,
Mrs. Jakway, in Waterbury. Conn,
and later may enter a business col
lege in that place. A. c. Pearson of .
Bellows Falls, VT, was an over Sun
day visitor at G. S Goddard :. Mrs.
Carrie Holton returned TO her home in
Concord Monday after making a sever
al weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
". S. Barrows. Miss Muriel Shaw
went to Greenfield. Mass, Monday to
enter the Lucas shorthand school in
hat place Dan Purcell is en- joying
7acation in which he expects to visit
Providence and other cities in New
England. Miss Maria 4. Spooner goes
TO Boston Monday and is to make her
home this winter with her two daugh-
ers. Annie and Harriet, in Cam
bridge, Mass Mrs. Spooner and her
laughter Annie will attend the G.. A.
;. encampment at Washington, d. c.,
leld the second week in October -
- Mrs. Alfred Seaverns and daughter, {
Mss Ella, and Miss Annie Patterson /
eturned to their home in North Scit- t
late. Mass, Thursday, after spending
couple of weeks at the home of Da- ,
id Minis on High street. e. c. Bart
EFT and family expect to start for Red =,
ands. Cal, the latter part of October
nd are to make their home there in /,
opes that the change will benefit the :
ealth of Mr.. Bartlett, H. F. Horton =
S making extensive repairs on his }
1igh street house occupied by Edison
loon and family, William Watson,
life and daughter are spending a few
'eeks at the home of Mr.. Watson s :
ather in Winchester n. H.-Miss .
.dith Pearson visited her brother in |
northampton. Mass. the first of the a
eek Eugene NORM is working for V
holland " Son this week, during their /
love into their old quarters which
ave been entirely remodelled. Miss 5
ennie Putney went to Fitchburg, /
lass, Tuesday and from there will 60 y
} a hospital in Boston. Mass. for the il
urpose of having growths removed -
ON her eyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague p
Somerville. Mass. are the guests fl
the latter's sister. Mrs Addie f. S
'iX.-Miss Fannie Sewall went Tues r,
ay to enjoy a few weeks vacation at S
er home in Montague, Mass. F. H. Il
ones started for Los Angeles, Cal,
'edneSday with the best wishes of
rge circle of friends Miss Lizzie m
ray returned home Monday after nj
Iending several weeks with her broth =,
:, Charles Gray. and wife in Green -
ich, n. l.-Mrs. VIM. S. Kimball w
id sister n-law. Miss Mabel kim y
all, of Roxbury. Mass, are visiting III
the home of the formers father, -
dward Stebbins. F. W. Robertson ~
having a new Aoor laid in his barn. r.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Wetherbee have \
zen in Boston and Worcester for few
,ys this week on business. Mrs.
gorge Oaks went to a hospital in
Mass, Wednesday for y;
eatment Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Coop -
=, cashier of the national bank at I'll
abanon, n. H.. and wife are the W
tests of the formers cousin, F. W al
1lton, and other Hinsdale friends III
is week. Mr. Hartford of Leomin- k1
er. Mass, has the contract for max M
g the repairs on the G.. S Smith IN
rm on the Brattleboro road. Frank g.
illiams and wife made several days :.
sit in Whately, Mass, recently. S. ~ =,
Davenport accompanied his grand u
n, Harry Dole, in the latter's auto ar
l. l. hr