Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26
Windham County & Vicinity.
All the News in the Reformer's Bdliwick as Saith
cred by Score Of Special Correspondents.
(other County and Vicinity Newso or 7th Page)
HINsDALE.

The ladies' OF Jne MeInoulsI CHuiSt
gave a supper and social at the hous'
Of William Akeley on the Brattlebor'
road Wednesday evening.
The Universalist Sunday school gav'
a children's concert in the audience
room of the church Sunday evening.
The program was good one and mucf
enjoyed.
The memorial service which was to
have been held by Wantastiquet grange
at G. A. r. hall Sunday afternoon was
postponed until the next regular meet
ing, owing to the rain.
The members of the Woman's Relief
corps were to have held memorial ex-
ercises at Pine Grove cemetery Satur-
day afternoon, but on account OF the
rain the march to the cemetery was
postponed, few of the ladies driving
up and decorating the graves OF de- dc,
ceased members. The exercises VIII
be held at the next meeting OF the
coyps.
The class roll: Robert Archibald,
Nellie S. Boorn, Blanche N. Bronson,
Carleton A. Bronson, Ida Higgins,
Harold Martin, Rose Mead, Rest Met
calf, Nora E. O'Connor, Susie Pack
ard, Christina Robertson, Dora NJ
Royce, Edna Stevenson. Roy d. Tay-
lor. Madelon Temple, Ruth |. Towne.
Alfred Walker, Roland Wetherbee,
Aida Wright.
The commencement exercises OF the
first grammar school took place at the
town hall last week Thursday evening
and were we'll attended. The gradu-
ates were 10 in number and their es-
says, both in preparation and delivery,
were credit both to themselves and
to their instructor, Miss May Rogers
Lane. Music was furnished by the
local orchestra. The articles present.
ed to the different members of the
class by Miss Ruth Town, who deliv-
cred the class will, were handed to
their owners by little Miss Flora Boorn.
Following is the program:
Salutatory Observation-Disclosures Blanche Bronson
Recitation, "The Passing of Hiawatha,"
Nellie Boorn
Violin solo. ..............Ca Carleton Bronson
Glass history. ;.....:..:...... Susie Packard
Reading, "A trip to California"
Roland Wetherbee
Glass prophecy. Alfred Walker
Intermission.
Glass will. ......................;. Kuth iowne
Piano solo. ......................M adelon Temple
Historical exercises
Discovery Ida Higgins
Exploration ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dora Royce
Settlement. Christina Robertson
Colonial Lie. ..............'.',: hest MelcaI
Confederation. ...............Ed Edna stevenson
Progress ......................H Harold Martin Martin
Current events ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roy ldyiOi
Song, 1.-THE stars and stripes forever
Valedictory, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rose Mead
Presentation of diplomas. ......................
occasional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Margaret Leonard came Mon
day from Cambridge, Mass, to spend
the summer at home. Edward P. Bal
ley came home from Wakefield this
week to spend the long vacation. =
Charles H. Temple of Tufts college is
spending his vacation at home. Miss
Olive Sanderson, who attends bust
ness school in Waterbury, is at her
home here for two months stay. -
Miss Mollie Chatfield of New York is
a guest at the home of Miss Ida Eaton
on Tower Hill. Mrs. Elisha Whitney
and grandson. of Indian Orchard,
Mass, are the guests of Mrs. J. j.
Streeter. Edwin Bailey, who has
been employed in Barrett's market for
the past year, returned to his home in
Littleton last week, accompanied by
his son Earl. Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Sanderson have been visiting their
granddaughter, Mrs. George Jakway,
in Waterbury. Ct.-James Mccormick
came home from Holy Cross college
Friday to spend the summer holidays.
Harry Holland is taking vacation
in Fall River, Mass. Miss Kate Cline
went to Millers Falls the first of the
week, where she has position in the
large paper mill George Ste
vens and son Edwin went to Acton,
Me-, yesterday for two months visit
Miss Eloise White attended the COM
mencement exercises in Keene. She
was the guest of Miss Marian Clark,
one of the graduates. Miss Bessie
Hutchinson, formerly of Hinsdale, was
graduated from the Worcester high
school last week. Charles Harvey, a
registered pharmacist, from Manches-
ter, is clerking in M. s. Mann's drug
store Fred Cantlin has moved from
Church street to Davison's house on
High street. Mr. and Mrs. Benson
have moved into Mrs. Aldrich's house. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deyou have
moved into their recently purchased
house on Canal street. G. V. Rayns-
ford has moved into the Fay house on
Church street and Mr.. Beane and fam
lily are occupying the Whitaker house
on High street. Mrs. Markey and
Miss Mildred Cramer went to Glare
mont Tuesday for two weeks visit.
There are still several cases of measles
in town. Mrs. Weeks and children
have gone to North Shapleigh, Me.
Bergeron-Welch.
Josanh Raroaron and Mics Maroaret
WEIGH were married at st. Joseph's