Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-12
HIN SDAlE.

Tuesday.
Miss Annie Conway is visiting al
her home here.
o. C. Robertson is in Philadelphia
on business this week.
A party from here will attend the
Masonic ball in Keene tonight.
Miss Sarah Stearns is working In
the printing office of the lions Hill
Press.
Miss Mae Crowley is spending the
week with her grandmother, Mrs
Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Robertson are
visiting their daughter Eva in Bos-
ton this week.
Miss Winnie STilden is again able to
be out after having been confined TO
the house for several days with felon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Stearns are
visiting Mrs. Stearns's father, l.. r.
Liscom, at the homestead on Brattle-
boro road.
Miss Flora NORM is employed in the
Brightwood paper mill and Mrs. Edna
Butler and Hattie Avery are working
at the Robertson Co.'S.
Rev. C. F. Roper of Winchester &C.
cupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday in exchange
with the pastor, Rev. w. F. White.
There was a special meeting OF
Wantastiquet grange Saturday even
ing for the purpose of comforting the
first and second degrees upon two
candidates.
There was a gum chewing party at
the Universalist vestry Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served ana
an enjoyable evening spent with
games and music,
The ladies of the Catholic church
served chicken-pie supper in the
vestry Wednesday evening to a large
number of people The usual excel
lent fare was in evidence and music
was furnished by the children of the
parish.
The Universalists hold their annuai
fair and festival at the town hall
Thursday and Friday evenings OF TINS
week. Chicken-pie supper ana 'he
drama. Down East" Thursday even
ing and Friday evening an oyster
supper and the farce in one act en-
titled. "Flossie's Elopement." sale or
useful and fancy articles at the booths
both evenings.
The Hinsdale brass band has been
reorganized and the members hope
they now have an organization thil
will hang together and be creoit 10
the town. There are 16 members anu
the following officers have been chos-
en-. p C. Stewart, president; w. r.
LYMAN. secretary; ]. II. Wetherpee'
treasurer and conductor; w. G. Booth,
r. Therieu and J. II. Wetherbee, ex-
ecutive committee,
Iohn Donovan died at his home on
High street Thursday morning al the
age of rs years, after a long Illness,
Mr.. Donovan was born in ireland ana
came to this country when a YOUNG
man. working in the tannery ana al
forwards coming to this town Where
he worked in the mills for many
wears until his health gave out. Mi.
nonovan is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mrs. William Mahoney,
If this town. The funeral was helo
ut st. Josephs church THURSDAY
morning and the interment was in the
Catholic cemetery in Keene.
Marcellus Major died at his nome
on Canal street Friday evening IRON
heart trouble His age was o.
wears Mr.. Major was born in Cham-
nlain. N. Y, and had lived in TINS
town for nearly 80 years, being EN-
ployed by the late Charles J. Amidor
both in the mill and about his resi-
dence. He is survived by four chiio-
rem, Mrs. Amanda Deyo, Archie anc
walter Major and Mrs. Cam Pasno
also by brother and four sisters l,s
The funeral services took place at 81
Josephs church Monday morning anc
and burial was in the Catholic GENE
terry.