Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
HIN SDALE.

Miss Emily johnson has been III. bu
is again able to be out.
c. E. Snow of winchendon has beer
visiting relatives in town.
Percy Fetch cut his finger in a cir
cular saw quite seriously Friday.
Robert w. Field came up from
Springfield to spend Sunday at his
home.
The Groton Ministries gave per-
evening.
c. H. H. Langille and daughter Ruth
returned Monday from their trip to
Nova Scotia.
Mr. Carey Of Boston, who has been
visiting at G. S. Howes, returned to
his home Tuesday.
Will Belleville came home last week
from the state college at Durham, on
account Of i'll health.
Miss Margaret oConnor closed her
duties at Brightwood mill last week
and expects to go to Boston.
The Knitting club held their first
meeting for the season at the home Of
Mrs. Gray Thursday afternoon.
H. F. Horton returned Monday from
Providence where be has spent the
summer with his son. John Horton.
Miss Ida Eaton expects to close her
residence THE Nutshell" on Tower hill
soon and will spend the winter in New
York.
Deputy Commissioner James L. DAY.
export Of the Pension Department at
Washington, is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Julia Davenport
Rev. C. A. Reed and wife went to
Cambridge Thursday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Reeds father. whose
death came quite suddenly.
Mrs. E. L. Robinson and son Albert
returned to st. Louis, Mo-, Tuesday,
after having spent the summer with
Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. s. Leach.
A meeting Of those interested in get
ting furniture and dishes for the town
hall dining room will be held in the Sc
lectmens room Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Two men employed on the bridge in
progress of construction at Northfield,
were lodged in the lookup Monday for
being intoxicated and trying to take
possession of the town.
Frank Bailey came here from Mis-
souri, last week to Join his wife and
child, who have been the guests of Mr.
Bailey's parents for some weeks They |
will stay until about Nov. l.
Mrs. j. J. Streeter and her brother, |
l.. Howard, accompanied by Mr.. and |
Mrs. Elisha Whitney of Indian Or
chard have gone to Bondville, VT, to |
attend a reunion Of the Howard family. |
Considerable excitement was caused I
in Halle and Frosts' mill Monday af-
ternoon by fight between a fellow by
name of Joe Minor and Jack Nc
Laughlin, both of whom are employees
in the mill. Minor is said to have
been drinking and to have caused the
row.
A hearing on the case of Mrs Jennie
Powers of Brattleboro VS.. George Bur-
roughs of North Hinsdale was held be-
fore Judge Howe in E. J. Temples Of
ice Friday afternoon. Quite num-
Der of witnesses were called on both
sides and some interesting testimony
given. The case was decided in favor
If the defendant and Burroughs went
On his way rejoicing.
DR.. B. F. Worthing will leave Hins-
lale soon and expects to settle in Wal
ham, where he will open an office for
he practice of his profession. DR..
Worthing has served the town well as
member of the school board and has
Won many warm friends during his
residence here. Both the doctor and
lis wife will be much missed by
arge circle who wish them the great
st success in their new home
Saturday afternoon as Frank Pifer
vas driving up Sargeant's hill with a
wo- horse load of brick, the evener !
,roke and the horses becoming fright ]
med, broke away from the wagon and {
an away up the hill. The bricks were
ipped off into the road, making it i'm {
for teams for a short time.
Mr.. Pifer was unhurt and
he horses were caught by Arthur Sar-
,eant, when they reached the top of
he hill.
Thomas J. Cunningham was taken to
he Retreat at Brattleboro Wednesday,
from brain trouble, the re-
ult of fall in the mill some fifteen
ears ago. At that time he recovered a
rom the immediate effects of his in v
uries and later was employed in the
ostal service on the Boston & Maine T
abroad. After a time, however, evil v
ences appeared of a piece of the skull a
ressing upon the brain and for the
lst four or five years he has been un-
BILE to work Mr.. Cunningham is e
nelly educated young man and was l.
ne owner of one of the finest libraries G
l this section.