Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-15
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Mrs. George Britton Is visiting her
son In Gardner.
Miss Mary Felch went to Plymouth
Tuesday morning.
Miss Lucy Spooner is spending the
week In Brattleboro.
C. e. Keyou Is in the store again,
after a weeks illness.
Leander Delphy has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Mrs Hoyt is visiting ut her daugh-
ter's home in Greenfield
Ernest Y. Latham of Boston spent
Sunday with his family here.
George Il, Robertson has been
spending a few days In Boston.
William Gould of Boston was q re-
cent guest at G. A. Robertson's.
The high school began last week
Monday after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Abbie Wilder of Millers Falls
has been visiting relatives In town.
Miss Eva Robertson has returned to
Lasell seminary at Auburndale, Mass.
NJ S. Mann has had the interior of
his drug store reprinted and decorated
Frank Field and c. T.. Weed spent
Sunday In Easthampton and SPRING
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien or Lud- |
low, VT, have been visiting relatives
In Hinsdale.
Edward Stebbins went to Boston
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs
William Kimball
Miss De Laurin of Dover and Miss
Edith Hall are employed in the office
of lions Hill Press.
James Mccormick returned to Wor-
cester Monday to resume his studies
at Holy Cross college.
Ralph Amidon has returned from
his home in Putney to resume his
studies in the high school,
Nelson Barrett quietly celebrated
his ninetieth birthday at his home on
Tower hill last week Tuesday.
The Knitting club met last week
at the home of Mrs. Henry Taylor and
this week with Mrs Addie e. Dix.
Robert Mcdonald is visiting at his
home in Brandon. Alfred Sprague is
taking his place at f. w. Robertson'S. i
The annual meeting of the Congre- /
gational society was held in the I
church vestry Monday evening, April
The members of the Hinsdale brass
band are preparing to give con-
week. :,
Mr.. Richards has added soda foun-
tain and ice-cream table to his bakery
and made various other improve I
ments.
Rev C. A. Reed returned from con-
ference Monday. He has been reap
pointed to the pastorate of the Meth n
odist church here. u
Lester Booth came up from Orange
to spend the Easter vacation at his 4
home, and he gave a fine violin solo N
at the Universalist church
Joseph LaChance had the middle HI
and ring fingers of his right hand W
quite badly crushed in the machinery M
at the Halle e. Frost mill Monday
Miss Agnes Detour who attends pi
business college in Springfield, spent m
4 recent Sunday at her home here. Ell
She was accompanied by Miss Flor
snce Wagner of Springfield. r,
Mrs. A. e. Dix, Mrs. C. c. Holton, I'll
Mrs. A. A. Bailey and Mrs Maria III
,pooner were delegates from Sheridan br
Relief corps to. the department con- ls'
,ention at Concord last week
The comedy production, Side
Tracked" was presented at the opera
louse Wednesday evening before 81,
arge and appreciative audience. The
,lay was lively and the specialties en-,
good. The next attraction
will be 1.-THE Village Foor under the
anne management.
Easter was observed in all the -
hurches, the affairs being decorated
nth Easter lilies. cut flowers and ~.
Gifted plants. The several clergymen loi
reached sermons appropriate to the
ccasion. There was concert at the vii
fethodist church in the evening, the
hitch was enjoyed by large audi !
nee. 1t consisted OF vocal ana IN Ian
trumental music ana recltatlohs ny rec
ne children Of the Sunday school. sta
The ladies of the Universalist
1urch gave a sugar supper In the
,wn hall basement April T.
his was followed by comedy IN
,ree acts. Maidens All Forlorn. The L
ay was well presented and caused frie
UGH merriment. The Imperial or L
,estra furnished music for dancing for
hich continued until one o'clock, the mel
,or being fairly well filled all the N
,ening. are
John H. Gale died at his residence Lea
! Brattleboro street, Friday, April Spe
aged 81 years. He had been In D
eble health for some months, and set
r the last two weeks had been i'll tow
It'll pneumonia. Mr.. Gale was born was
Heath, Mass, but had lived In tine
insdale for over thirty years. He
as twice married; his second wife.
no survives him, was Miss Esther
earns Of this town. He also leaves
70 daughters, Mrs Willard p. Tay- ton
r of Hinsdale, Mrs. A. F. Johnson Of T
lrdner, Mass, and one brother, DR.. 3, v
Gorge F. Gale of Brattleboro. The M
neral was heiu at 'iie nouse Toil scht
e officiating, and was largely at NJ
nded. The flowers were numerous. pare
stifying the respect of Mr.. Gales nue.
any friends. The burial service in NJ
ne Grove cemetery was conducted wici
the Golden Rule lodge of Masons Bar
which the deceased was a mem
r.
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