Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
HINSDALE.
Josh Britton has sold his saloon to
NJ, Goldman Of Mortified.

H1NSDALE.
Josh Britton has sold his saloon 10
Mr.. Coleman of Mortified.
William Akley's father dled al
Fitchburg Wednesday morning. feo'
25.
The Home Mission society will meet
at the parsonage Thursday AFTERNOON
at 3 80 p. m.
The Woman's Relief corps voted at
their last meeting to install eiec'i''
lights in G.. A. r. hall.
Ora Holton cut his hand while split
ting kindling wood last week, so ne
was laid up several days.
The ladies' aid society of the Con
prepational church will meet at tne'r
narIor Wednesday afternoon.
The schools taught by Miss Whlte
and Miss Owen had slelghrloe W
Northfield Tuesday afternoon.
Six candidates were received ln.9
the grange Wednesday evening anu
two applications for membership were
made.
Frank Brockway, while cutting KIN
ding wood Friday, got bad cut ovei(
his right eye, which required seVerW
stitches. ,o/
The drug store of Worden d CP.,
which since the death of his broGer
Miller. has been carried on by E1fsha
Worden, was sold last week INF
Rainsford for l,700.
At the supper at st. Joseph hurch
Thursday evening, William ann.
don contributed about 20 Y parts OF
Strawberries. Thomas Null got the
doll which was won in gue sing con-
test.
The people who took krt in the
nlay at the Universalist fl tival, "Sy-
iEins,s Soldiers, repeatsJM it at Win
chester last Thursday evening. On
the way home Miss Fanny Sewall, org
her ears.
There is as yet ho contest for the
places on the board bf selectmen and 1t
looks as if Frank A. Davis and James
O'Brien, members(of the present board,
will be elected and the third member
selected from the following: F. A.
Buckley, G. Et' Keyou, G. 5. Howe,
W. N. Pike and W. ID. Stearns. MI
Stebbins will mot serve any longer.
The honors of the graduating class of
the Hinsdale High school, 1913, were
given Wednesday, Feb. %, and were as
follows: Una Doolittle, valedictory
Sarah Stearns, salutatory Hazel Rob
erts. class will; Winnie Tilden, class
history,I Della Kelley, class prophecy !;
Susie conway, grafton; Edith Hall,
class poem; John O'Connor, Grafton at
tree y Lulu Moore, presentation Of
statue.
Mrs. Minnie L. Brown celebrated
haf birthday Monday evening at her
>73me on the Mortified road. Parties
there present from this place, also from
Mass, and Springfield, vt:
\ A bountiful supper was served. Vocal
and instrumental music was enjoyed
by the guests, and Mrs. Brown re-
ceivta many beautiful presents, among
which were several articles of silver.
The company left for their homes at
late hour, all agreeing that very
pleasant evening had been spent.
Miss Annie j. Gray is spending a
few DAYS in Cambridge, Mass. -Morey
Elmore, who cut his foot so badly sew
eral weeks ago. is able to be out again.
Alma Gibson has been critically i'll
for several days.-Gus Smith is out
with fine new matched pair of chest
nut horses. ID. l.. Sanderson is on
business trip in Illinois. Mr.. and
Mrs Jakway, who have been visiting
Mr.. Jakway's parents, left for their
home in Waterbury, Conn, Saturday.
Mrs. John Snow was quite sick last
week. The High school closed Mon
day in honor of Washington g birthday.
DR.. Gray has been housed for the
past week with malarial influenza. =
A party from here attended the min
strel show at Brattleboro last week. -
Mrs. w. X. Hildreth is very sick. -
Thomas and James Mullen, who have
worked in the Halle e. Frost mill for
number of years, finished work this
week. Harry c. Holland attended the
Masonic ball at Keene last week.-Mr.
and Mrs j. Z. Perkins of Appenaug,
r, l.. have been visiting in town. Miss
Margaret Welsh of Greenfield, Mass.
visited in town last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nat Butler are in Jacksonville,
Fla, where Mr.. Butler is to ride in
several bicycle racess-William Gould
of Boston spent Sunday with Miss Liz
zie Robertson. MI. and Mrs. Titus
Hancock of Hampstead, L. l., are Wis
iting Mr.. Hancock's parents for two
weeks. Mrs. Worthing and infant
daughter returned Friday after spend
ing five weeks at her old home in West
brook, Me. Miss Susie Hanrahan is
at her home here for a short vacation.
Miss Margaret Leonard came home
Friday evening. Mrs Alice Sweat is
with her father, Lockhart Wellman,
who is very sick e. P. Bailey of the
Wakefield, Mass, High school spent
Sunday in town.