Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-23
IIINsDALE.


hold their annual ball Friday evening
at the town hail.
The knitting club is adding new
members every week. 1t met with mrs
Henry Holland, at the hotel, Jan. IL
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave an oyster supper at their church
parlor Friday evening. A fine time
was had by all.
Henry G. Holland, one of Hinsdale's
representatives, is on the COMMITTEES OF
incorporations and Frank ii. Fuller Is
on the public improvements
Miss Ethel Streeter celebrated hel
18th birthday by party OF IL OF heI
schoolmates. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable time held by all.
Miss Mary N. Chase of Concord,
president of the New Hampshire Wo-
mans Suffrage association, lectured at
G. A. r. hall Wednesday evening,
Jan. 81.
Miss Lena Renney of Church street
and John Stronie were married at Brat
tleboro Saturday. They have gone to
spend their honeymoon at Westport,
N. H. On their return they will live
in the Keyou block, Brattleboro street.
Day and Pike sold their tobacco to
Suffer Bros. of Chicago last week
for 1415 cents pound; w. N. Pike to
Weaver of Suffield, Conn, for II cents ;
James Thomas to Weaver for II cents
and A. B. Davis & Son to Weaver for
II cents.
Morey Gilmore, while chopping wood
recently, cut his left foot across the
top. a cut about two inches long, and
an inch and half deep. Two arteries
were tied and five stitches taken. He
walked about mile after the accident,
nearly every step of the way marked
by blood
Rev. G. M. Curl, presiding elder,
held the fourth quarterly conference at
the Methodist church and preached
Sunday morning and evening. Key.
G. A. Reed of California will fill the
uneXpired term of E. j. Dean, who has
gone to Colerain to be near the school
where he is taking higher course OF
studies.
The officers of the Congregational
ladies' society for the coming year are;
President, Mrs. r. P. Minis; vice pres
ident, Mrs. W. F. White; secretary,
Mrs. A. L. Taylor; treasurer, Miss
Emma Wellman. The ladies voted 500
towards church expenses and appoint
ed a committee to see about putting
electric lights in the church.
A party of 90 ladies met with Mrs
Charles Holland Friday afternoon and
formed an Art and Craft club and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs Rose Holland: vice presi
dent, Mrs. W. A. Stebbins: secretary,
Mrs Addie E. Dix; treasurer, Mrs. c.
E. Keyou: inspectors, Mrs. E. J. Tenn
pie, Mrs W. E. Fay, Mrs. E. j. Rich
ards: with Mrs L. B. Sewall of Mon
tague, as director.
Eastern Star has installed these Off
GERS: Worthy Matron, Eva G. Temple;
worthy patron, Walter E. Fay; asso-
ciate matron, Gertrude S. Field con
ductress, Annie L. Tilden; associate
conductress, Edna Fletcher secretary,
Julia A. Fay treasurer, Lydia Hol-
ton: Adah, Susie c. Stebbins; Ruth,
Inez Meacham Esther, Eva G. Rob
ertson; Martha, Clara A. Fisher;
Electa. Luella A. Fay; chaplain, Fran
ces L. Latham; warder, Augusta A.
Minis sentinel, David A. Minis mar
shall, Jennie r. Bronson.
the following officers Jan. IA: Fl. f.
Smith, chief ranger; J. P. McCaugh-
ern, sub chief ranger; Thomas Mullin,
treasurer; F. J. Young, financial sec
rotary j. O. Bergeron, recording sec
rotary J. Houghton, senior woodland;
E. Lacharite, junior woodland; E. Ber
geron, senior beedle; P. McGinnis,
Junior beedle. Refreshments were
I, ;ab
by Thomas Mullin, J. P. McCaughern
F. Mann and J. o. Bergeron.
District Deputy Mrs. Lucy Smith
Scott and staff installed the officers of
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge, Wednes-
day evening, Jan. II: Miss Belle Del
ply, n G. Mrs Maud Mcdonald, Y.
G.. Mrs. Edna Fletcher, W. Meta
Bailey. r. S. Dollie Davidson, F. S.
Miss Georgianna Scott, c.. Mrs Mary
S. Smith, o. Ct; Miss Anna Reagan,
l. G. Mrs. Mary Holman, R. S. n. G.
Miss Annie White, L. S. n. G. Mrs.
Ruby Pearson, R. S. Y. G. i; Miss Eliz-
abeth Hancock, L. S. V. G. Mrs.
Helen Worden, Chap Miss Lizzie
Scott, p G. A party of 20 from Win
chester attended. A bountiful supper
(Sucn as the heDekdnS are HOleu lorj
was served and very pleasant evening
was spent by all.
G. S. Goddard received two car
loads of coal, which he is distributing
among his customers. The Methodist
ladies' society met Wednesday after
noon. William o. Amidon had two
car loads of coal come last week. Mrs.
Burt Tenney of South Royalton, Vt,
is caring for her sister, Mrs. q, M.
Oaks. The people in town are busy
filling their ice houses. Mrs. Clara
Tyler is going to Athol for the remain
der of the winter. Mrs. Ann Thomas
will spend the rest of the winter with
Mrs. Thomas Butler.-Will Pettee of
North Hinsdale. who had paralytic
shock some time ago, has gone to the
hospital in Keene Walter Burnham,
a grandson of Mrs. Burnham, who
died last week, is spending few days
with Hinsdale friends. Mrs. L. Pratt
of Louisville, Canada, who has been
visiting her son, DR.. Pratt, left for
home Monday. Miss May Aldrich of
West Burke is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. F. p. Kinds Mrs DIR. Worth
ing and baby have gone to Westbrook,
Me-, for few weeks.