Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-24
Mindham County & Vicinity.
All the News in the Reformer's BdliWick as Gath'
cred by Score Of Special Correspondents.
(other County and Vicinity on 7th Page)
HINsDALE.

The public schools were closed yes
terday in observance of Fast day.
Rev. G. A. Read has been appointed
to the pastorate of the Methodist
church in this place.
The advance sale of seats for "Shore
Acres" which will be presented at the
opera house tonight, has been unus-
ually large.
Last Friday afternoon the members
of the High school class of l9O3 plant,
ed their class tree, a maple, in the YARD
at the rear of the school house.
G. P. Lynch, W. D. Holman, F. L.
Latham and G. A. Fletcher have been
APPOINTED by the selectmen as assis-
tant engineers of the fire department
The selectmen are receiving sealed
bids this week for the office OF tax col,
lector. The bids will be opened at
O'Brien's store Saturday evening at
Z 80 o'clock.
One of the most pleasing specialties
that printer ever had is the quick
delivery of Ullery & Co. Most jobs are
delivered the next day and some jobs
can be had the same day the order is
given.
AS Albert Hall was returning from
Mason Woods lot on the Chesterfield
road with load of wood Wednesday
afternoon, one of the wheels OF wag-
on struck a stump and Mr.. Hall was
thrown, the load landing on top OF
him. Fortunately he was not seriously
injured.
Miss Ora Bergeron gave party IN
honor of her 10th birthday Thursday
evening at her home on Glen street
Miss Bergeron was the recipient OF nu-
merous gifts and the evening was
pleasantly spent by the young people
with games and music. Refreshments
were served.
Sunday afternoon about o'clock an y,
alarm was sounded on the town nail
bell for brush fire in the woods
above the Graney house. The nremen
quickly responded but large tract
was burned over before the flames were
under their control. Late in the after
noon, as the firemen were returning
home, they were called upon to subdue
another blaze back of the old Todd
homestead in the woods owned by u.
M. Wright. This proved to be much
smaller fire, however, and was prompt
ly extinguished
Miss Katherine Cunningham re-
turned Tuesday evening from Los An
peles, CAL, where she has spent the
winter. Miss Cunningham will make
her home for the present with Mrs.
Edward Belleville. Mrs. Jerusha
Marsh is on the sick list. Mrs. Aus
tin Dickerman is i'll. George Street
er, wife and child of Springfield spent
Sunday at Lester Clark's on Brattle..
boro street. Mr. and Mrs. Works OF
Jamaica are visiting at the home OF
A. w. Bliss Bert Preston has re-
turned to Hinsdale and is employed in
G. W. Oaks bakery. Miss Katherine
Healey has resumed her duties as clerk
in Keyou's store. -Miss Winnie Tilden
is i'll with an attack of grip. Mrs. Y.
j. Amidon has been quite i'll for the
past week with congestion OF the lungs.
Mrs. Wright of Greenfield was the
guest of Miss Margaret Leonard over
Sunday. Miss Leonard returned to
Cambridge, Mass, Monday. -P. Frank
Amidon of Wilton spent Sunday at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. G. J.
Amidon. Will Whitaker came home
from Springfield to spend Sunday. He
went last week Thursday to New Lon
don to see the launching of the steam
ship Minnesota. Earl Bailey has
been confined to the house for several
days with an attack Of measles. Dan
Mccormick spent few days in Wor-
cester recently. Mrs. Deacon Estey is
quite i'll with heart trouble Her
niece, Mrs. Gilmore, of Westminster is
caring for her. Mrs. George Stevens
was housed with the grip several days
last week. Miss Sophia Doolittle of
Binghampton, N. Y, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hoyt Day Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dennison of Springfield spent
Sunday at G. G. Holton's on Canal
street. Connie Murphy has gone to
Brockton, where he will play with the
Brockton base ball team of the New
England league. Miss Jennie Dix
spent last week with friends in Keene.
Mrs. G. H. H. Langille and two
children are visiting relatives in Dunn
merston, VT. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Frary of Athol, Mass, visited the first
of the week at Charles Frary's on Glen
street. Mrs. Elihu Blanchard is i'll
with nervous prostration. Mrs. F. W.
Tilden and Mrs. Charles Stafford spent
Saturday in Keene. Mrs. W. N. Pike
and two daughters spent several days
in Athol, Mass, recently. Dennis
Minis spent Sunday in Sullivan. Mrs.
Susie Stebbins has been visiting in
pootop