Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-17
HIN sDALe.
Grammar School Graduating eser'
eises-pesth Of Mrs. wellington.

eises-Desth Of Mrs. Wellington.
The graduation exercises OF the
Grammar school took place at the
Opera house Friday evening and the
audience was much pleased with the
efforts of the graduates. There are
10 I'm the class and the essays gave
evidence OF study and training; the
program: Professional; presidents al
dress. Jack r. Watson; salutatory,
Clarence j. O'Neil; class history Mol
lie N. Pike; solo, Clara L. Perry class
will. Winnie NJ. Redding; historical es-
saw. Harold w. Merritt; piano solo
Doris f. Powers; class prophecy, Lena
uiprinson, reading, Antoinette H.
Rerreron. memorabilia, Monte II. Pur-
cell: yaledictory Angie Il. Ducette;
class song, class of 1904; presenta-
tion of diplomas. +. W. Barber; recess
sionai.
Mrs. George p. Wellington, aged ~
years died at her home here Ihurs-
day morning June 8. She had oeeh
i'm poor health for several months
and Monday was stricken with parai-
ysIs. Mrs. Wellington was born III
Royalston, Mass, but had lived In Hins-
dale for many years. She was Wo-
man who led a quiet, unassuming NE
and was loved and respected by ais
who knew her. She is survived by
her husband, two sons, Clarence r. OF
Troy. N. Y. and Edgar II. of this place ,
and by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph {
Priest of winchester and Ellen Nj. !
Howard of Hinsdale. The fuherai I
was held at the house Monday after
noon and was largely attended Kew
w. f. White assisted by Rev. c. A.
Reed conducted the services. The in I
torment was in Pine Grove cemetery
C. II. Temple is at his home here
for short vacation. u
Mrs. A. A. Nutting is quite serious d
ly i'll, II
F. w. Jeffords returned TO Chico II
pee Falls Sunday. a,
Miss Winnie Tilden went to Barre c
VT. Thursday to visit relatives b
James Mccormick came home from FL
Holy Cross college Friday to spend er
his vacation. Gu
Miss Agnes Detour returned to w
Springfield Sunday after a short Visit -
1t her home here.
Miss Flora NORM has given up her
position at Jardne's store in Brat ga
leboro and has returned to her home III
lere. co
Miss Kate Conway was quite Sc res
,erely scalded by the overturning of on
. kettle of hot water last week We'd of
esday. Ar
After the exercises an informal re- on
option was held and refreshments Ca
,ere served in the dining room to Pc
he graduates and the ushers. goo
A baseball team has been organ an
I'D IN u;nsdale with william O Am pri
~, ,,,a,,afrar nitcber and eli
ossibly an infielder win be hired and =
lie remainder of the nine will be local III
layers. ms
The Universalist ladies gave lawn pla
arty on the grounds of C. II. Pearson ,in,
Id G. H. Bailey Thursday. A straw H.
cry supper was served and the af 80,
ir was very enjoyable and success phi
The members of the class of 1904 eloc
the high school went TO Brattle- Rev
no Monday to sit for their class r, |
ctures. They were conveyed III nest
nith's four-h horse team and had a ava
cd time as Wlnd-up 10 the grauud- Johl
IN gaieties gent
AS w. F. Robertson was driving Pett
I'm Ashuelot to Hinsdale Wednesday, II
, horse became frightened and ran, on I
rowing Mr. Robertson from the car EMO
ge He escaped with few brui- ever
but the horse was badly cut and Bost
, vehicle demolished. men
The Knitting club held lawn party ride
the home of Mrs. L. w. Goss We'd next
sday afternoon. A large num- as q
was present, as is usual at these bic
.herings, a jolly time was enjoyed. teaci
pper was served at 6 o'clock and coed
men were invited to share in this mem
t of the festivities, all doing full CHAR
tice to the abundant repast, ana