Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17
HINsDALE.

HINSDALE.
The Hinsdale and Brattleboro bast
ball teams will play a game on the
Riverside grounds Fast Day.
The members of the Methodist church
have extended a unanimous call to the
Rev. C. A. Read to remain as pastor
for the coming year.
Rev. e. j. Deane, formerly of the
Calvary Methodist church, has been
appointed to the passionate OF the Meth
odist church in Colrain, Mass.
Miss Harriet B. Knapp was confirmed
by Bishop Warren as a deaconness OF
the Methodist church at the Vermont
conference at Mortified Sunday.
The Foresters gave an entertainment
and dance Wednesday evening. A very
enjoyable evening was spent and re-
freshments were served by Caterer
Oaks.
Mrs. Charles Stafford had a peculiar
accident last week Thursday. She was
stung in the head by a bee with the
result that one side of her head and
one arm became numb and remained
SO for over 4S hours.
The class parts for the class of '03 of
the grammar school have been award
ed as follows: Rose Mead, valedictory /;
Blanche Bronson, salutatory; Alfred
Walker, prophecy Susie Packard, his
tory; Ruth Towne, will.
The members of the Woman's Relief
Corps have decided to hold their meet
ings twice a month, instead of once as
heretofore. The meetings will be held
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month at 3 80 and 7 80 alternately.
Ullery Il Go. are doing good printing
quicker than you can get it anywhere
else in Brattleboro. Posters, dodgers
and commercial work are usually de-
livered the next day after the order is
given, sometimes the same day. They
are very glad to give estimates.
The members of the Universalist So
ciety gave a sugar supper and enter
tainment at the town hall Monday
evening. The affair was fairly well
~patronized. thes supper being declared
first class by all who partook. Sun
bonnets," a farce-comedy was present
ed by the ladies. The parts were well
laughing from start to finish. A dance
lOl1UWGu Uut CIlCItdIIllCh obooe "
couples participating.
Cheshire County Pomona grange met
with Wantastiquet grange Wednesday
morning. At moor one of the fine
dinners, for which the m of this
grange are noted, was served to the
members and their families. In the
afternoon an entertainments, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, reci-
tations and readings, was given, fol-
lowed by a discussion on the question,
"How can the grange improve the con
dition of the rural school?"
Easter was observed at all the
churches Sunday. At the Protestant
churches sermons appropriate to the
day were preached. In the evening
the choir at the Congregational church
gave a cantata, the selections of which
were in@terspersed with readings by the
Rev. W. F. White. The members of
the Methodist Sunday school gave a
concert, the program being a good one
and we'll rendered. At the Catholic
church the altar was beautifully deco
rated with Easter lilies and there was
music by the choir.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational society last week the fol-
officers were elected: Modera-
tor, r. E. Metcalf: clerk, George A.
treasurer, Florence V. God
G. E. Keyou and Newton
D. Whitaker, Mrs. F. H. Fuller, Mrs.
Mrs. E. V. Aldrich committee on mu-
80 VI ~ p@oth M q Taanh arI
Miss Florence Goddard committee on
pews, G. E. Savage; auditor,
G. E. Keyou; collector, S. X. Hill
dreth; ushers, c. E. Savage and Will
liam Watson.
Fred Latham has been appointed jan
itor of the school buildings and town
hall for the ensuing year at a salary of
S699. M Nellie, Stewart, who has
made her home in Hinsdale for over a
year, leaves Saturday for Alexandria,
H.. her old home, where she has Sc
cured a position as teacher in n of
he public schools. Mrs. Stewart has
made many friends during her stay in
Hinsdale and will be much missed. -
Mr.. Todd is quite ill.-William Car
yle is i'll with an attack of intermit-
ent fever, contracted in Cuba. Miss
Anna Britton of Millers Falls is visit
ng in town. Miss May Lane returned
rom Washington Saturday, but was ,
to attend school until Wednes- r
lay on account of an attack of tonsili-
is.-Miss Hazel Roberts spent last
week in Boston with her parents. -
Hiss Margaret Leonard of Miss Ingol's {
chool for girls at Cambridge, Mass,
s at her home here to spend the Eas- 7
vacation. Miss Rest Higgins re- !
urned home last week from Florida, ,
where she has had employment at a }
winter hotel Mrs. E. J.. Temple spent
asst week in Fitchburg with her
laughter, Mabel. james Mccormick S
f Holy Cross college, Worcester, is \
pending his Easter vacation at home. /
&C. S. Fay, who is i'll with neutral /
,ia around the heart, is somewhat bet !
er.-Mrs. Henry Holland and Miss t
1azel Roberts went to Erving, Mass, b
for a few days. Ed Talbot,
Who has been employed at Halle g. \
for several months, has re- v
urned to North Adams.
H~arris-Detour.
Frank Harris of Springfield and Miss @