Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-11
HiNspALE.
The Results Of Tuesdays Election
Various Social Events.

Inc HoouIt6 OF Iuososy s'S~s
Various Social Events.
At Tuesdays election Frank A. Da-
Wis and James O'Brien. r., were
elected representatives, by sos ana
29S votes respectively, w. +. Robert
son, D., receiving II. The republican
supervisors OF check list, A. IL. In
than received 247, Arthur Porter 200
and Maurice Purceh 291 w. u. ray
received 299 for moderator. The presi-
aentiaI vote was: Roosevelt, S1o;
Parker. 81; prohibition, 6; scattering,
%. The vote on license gave III
against and 210 for while " dld not
vote. many overlooking the matter AT
the bottom of the printed ballot ~
seemed to have been conceded Una.
this last vote would be much cioser'
Dorsey E. Conway has returned
home for "A visit
Harry Il. Jeffords is at his nome
from Plymouth, N. II.
George Robertson was IN Worces-
ter and Boston last week.
william p. Lyman has just pur-
chased a fine new cornet.
Mrs. A. l. Sprague and children VS.
tied in Vernon last week.
8. X. Hildreth from Brattleboro IS
in town visiting old friends.
John Raleigh and wife have peen
visiting i'm Springfield Mass, few
days.
When Women Love is booked here
Nov. Is by the entertainment asso-
citation.
Will f. Belleville was home from
the state college at Durham ie"
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs n. B. Ballard We're AT
Newton Stearns's a few days alter
their wedding trip.
Miss Mary Houlihan of North
walpole has been at John Corllss
the past few days.
G. A. Drury had his fingers badly
mntilated while saving wood with
gasolene engine Thursday
The Universalist ladies, give tneir
annual harvest supper and entertain
ment at the church tonight.
Miss Catherine Cunningham has
returned from visiting relatives the
Cantlins, of West Swanzey'
Rev. G. A. Miller of Tufts college
theological school, '05, will supply the
Universalist pulpit next Sunday.
A pleasant masquerade surprise
marty was given Marion Stacy by her
young friends last Saturday evening
Miss Elizabeth Robertson has re-
turned home after visit with her SIS
ter in Boston, while on her way nome
from st. Louis.
The engagement of Miss Harriet M
Snooner of West Somerville, Mass, 10
Charming Barnes of this town mas
been announced.
Fred A. Crockett has moved ms
household goods here from Ashland,
N. H., and is housekeeping in one Oh
the Estein tenements.
Carl Leitsinger of Bratteboro is
the newly appointed leader of the
Hinsdale brass band which Is plan
ming for an entertainment.
Some fine deer have been brought
to town the past week. Joseph
Crowningshield brought in two ana
Henry Holman 215 FOUNDER
Albert Perham killed skunk TINS
week that was unusual in that 1t had
not a black hair in it's coat, but was
white spotted with seal brown.
The first grammar school was closed
Monday by the necessary absence OF
Prin. Frank Barber, who was called
to Keene by the death of his uncle
Miss Anna Murphy has gone to
work at the Detroit hotel at st. Pet
ersburg, Fla, this winter. Some otn-
ers from this vicinity are going south
for hotel work.
The grand officers from Wolfboro
will inspect Naomi chapter, NO. 80,
next Monday night. 1t Is expected
that Golden Rule lodge will have its
annual visitation next Thursday.
A son. Kendall True Greenwood,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Greenwood at Fitchburg, Mass, last
Friday. Mrs Greenwood is the daugn-
ter of Mrs. M. A. Spooner of TINS
town.
Golden Rule lodge, No. II, F. & A;
M. at a special communication helu
Wednesday evening conferred the
third degree upon a candidate. Inc
lodge will confer another third degree
next week Thursday.
Charles H. Temple returned to his
studies at Tufts college last Wednes-
day after a stay at home necessltated
by ill health. Before leaving he re-
ceived a notification of his election as
historian of the class of 'O5.
The body of James w. Buckley, a
former resident, was brought mere
Monday for burial in Pine Grove
cemetery. He died in Newark, N. j..
Nov. 5. The services at the grave
were conducted by Rev. w. F. White
the G. A. R. post, No. IA, and Sons OF
Veterans assisting.
Some time since an unknown left
horse at Hotel Ashuelot for few
days when it was to be called for
AS it was not called for and was moi
very valuable beast it was sold al
auction after due process of law
Thursday morning. The sum of $9.2s
was paid for the roadster by Arthur
Taylor, the harness and whip brought
10 cents and A. L. Sprague gave 1881
for the buggy.