Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-05
HINspALE.
Deferred from last week.

deferred from last week.
Miss Ethel Streeter is ON the sicl
list
Miss Mabel Temple, who has beer
Ill for some time, is improving.
Harry Jeffords has closed his en-,
gagement at Raynsford's pharmacy.
Mark S. Mann Is again able to BIZ
in the store, after weeks illness.
Mrs. Nat Butler of Cambridge, Mass.
is visiting her father, c. A. Robertson
Miss Meta Bailey is taking a months
vacation from her duties in C. Z. Ke-
yous store.
Miss Bradbury was quite badly bruis-
ed by being thrown from a sleigh Sun
day afternoon.
William Gould of Boston was a guest
at the home of G. A. Robertson from
Saturday until Monday.
Miss Eta Stebbins Of Vernon spent
few days recently at the home of her
uncle, Deacon Lorenzo Stebbins.
A Brattleboro basketball team de-
feated the local players by a score of 10
to ~ at the rink Saturday evening.
The sleigh-ride. which the High
school pupils intended to take to War
wick Friday had to be postponed on
account Of the weather
The Masons give promenade con-
cert and ball at the town hall tonight
friday. Leitsinger's orchestra fur
nishes music and Miller Of Brattleboro
caters.
The officers elect Of Queen Esther
Rebekah lodge were installed Wednes-
day evening by Deputy Stimson of
Winchester. After the installation Of
ficers and members enjoyed fine sup
per and social hour.
Miss Nellie Gray who is at present
connected with the Children's hospital
of Boston, has accepted a position as
of nurses of the st.
Louis Children's hospital and will go
there soon to assume her duties.
Mrs. Bethania Hastings died at her
home on the Plain road Jan. IS at the
age of SO years Her death was due to
a shock which she suffered about a
week previous Mrs Hastings was a
native of Hinsdale and had always
lived here. The funeral was held at
the North Hinsdale church Wednesday |
and burial was in the churchyard.
A pool tournament between Hinsdale /
and Ashuelot players was started by |
1 game at the poolroom In Ashuelot 1
evening between Will Sheri- /
Ian of that place and Henry Roy of /
Iinsdale, the latter winning by a I
score of 100 to "A. A second game
played at the hotel poolroom here
Friday evening resulted in a victory
or II. C. Holland of this town over f.
:. Fairbanks Of Ashuelot by the same
core.
waptastiquet grange held its annual
,ublic installation of officers Monday.
vening at G. A. r. hall Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Hoyt of Sandwich and Miss
trace NJ Day performed the duties
f installing officers in a very efficient
ray. with Miss Modena Booth presid-
1g at the piano. The hall was filled
nth members of the lodge and their
uests and after the exercises a boun-
full oyster supper was served preced-
i by a short literary and musical pro-
ram.
S. b. Hinsdale, descendant of Col.
benezer Hinsdale for whom this town
as named died from pneumonia at
Toodbury, N. j., Dec. q. Mr.. Hins
ale was born at Princeton, H., in 1s47
I'D enlisted in the union army at the
re of fourteen years. He was one
the most efficient stenographers in
e country and was court stenograph-
for Middlesex and Monmouth coun-
es in New Jersey. He was man of
gh impulses and welded great in
fence for good in the community in
hich he lived