Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-25
HiNspALE.
Seven Polanders Injured at Ashuelo'
Papor Company's Works.

To the ground. injuring seven fo-
landers. This was the first girder 10
go into place and was securely fas-
tened and the men had Just been Or
dered away when the accident hnp-
pened, There Is no way or account
ing for the accident except that
some irresponsible person unfastene9
the derrick rope which was secured
TO n stump some distance away. HAD
the men obeyed orders immediateiy
they would have been out OF DANGER
Az soon as the girder fell the men
were taken out from underneath ana
DR.. Whittemore and DIR. Gray sum
moned from town, After immaculate
wounds were dressed they were TAX
en- to the adjacent boarding nouse
and cared for until Wednesday nish,
when four were taken to the keene
hospital. The names of the injured
are. Stane Katra, seriously injured
IN the back and head, Peter Mall
nezki. Max Suski. Joseph Freki, Mar
cen KreZ. Adam Orsachoski, Stane
Nuaclack. The large amount or
blood spilled and the men being
pinned down by the girder set the
story rife that all were killed, but at
this writing It is expected that an
will recover In time. The girder was
back In place at s o'clock the next
morning.
Edward Stebbins is in Boston for
a few days with Mrs. VIII kimoaii
Miss Elizabeth Robertson enter
tanned W. +. Gould of Boston TINS
week.
George wilkins has had ten
days vacation from Halle d trosts
office.
Mrs, Charles Wood from Marlboro
Mass, was in town Few days tris
week.
The officers of the Pilgrim Faith
ers lodge were installed last Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stearns are
at their daughters, Mrs. Nelson Bal
lard's, in Barre, VT.
Miss Clara Stearns and brother,
Louis, spent few days with their
sister in Brockton, Mass.
Miss Edith NJ. Hall has gone to
Pawtucket, r. l., to live with her
uncle, Prof. Frank Mason.
+. w. Cotton was in Boston Tues
day and Miss Ina Doolittle has been
supplying at the postoffice.
The Granite State Moving Ma
chine company Is about to install
electric lights in its factory.
Frank Barbour, principal of the
grammar school, is spending his va
cation at his home in Wilton.
Albert Ballou went to North
Adams, Mass, this week to see his
mother, who was seriously Ill.
G. A. and F. w. Robertson at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Mary
knight in Putney, VT, last Satur-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Gray, daughter of
DR.. C. A. Gray, has gone to st. Louis,
where she will enter a business COL
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mathews of
Conway, Mass, were entertained by
Miss A. NJ. Barrows a few days this
week.
F. H. Fuller's grocery team had
the top taken off Saturday by an
overhanging limb while passing UNI
der tree.
Prof. Streeter's dancing class Will
be postponed for the three succeed
ing weeks, owing to dates previously
made for the hall.
John Currier is at his wife's home
in North Andover, Mass, over
Thanksgiving, after which his fam
lily will return with him.
Tsadore, daughter of w. o. Ami
don, received the prize at the glass
blowers Saturday evening, as the
handsomest child in town.
Rev. j. N. Emery, who has been
supplying in Fitchburg, will preach
at the Universalist church Sunday,
Mr.. Miller going to Marblehead.
George Britton entertained his two
sons, ]. H. Britton of Gardner,
Mass, and Henry Britton of North
Adams, with their families, yester-
day.
James Salter of Green Bay Wis,
has been engaged as superintendent
at G. A. Robertson & Co.'s tissue
mill and will move his family here
soon.
Mrs. S. A. Estey will sell her
household goods at auction to-mor-
row, after which she will live with
her daughter, Mrs. Rice, in the g. V.
Aldrich house on Kilburn street.
Mrs. Ida Shaw, who resided here
many years, was in town last week
and is soon to commence housekeep-
ing at Greenfield, Mass, where her
daughter, Muriel, is employed as
stenpgrapher.
E. J. Temple and family with Mr..
Lobdell from Tufts college, spent
Thanksgiving day in Winchester
with H. w. Brigham, after which
Mr.. Brigham and family Immediate
ly reciprocated and they all re-
turned to town to continue the cele-
bration.
William Landy has signed to play
with the Albany, N. Y, team next
season; Donovan will pitch for Low
ell, Mass, in the New England
league and Jimmy Doran is playing
basket ball for the Willimantics in
the Connecticut state league These
boys were all favorites on Hinsdale's
baseball team the past season.
Court Ashuelot, F. of A, gave their
annual concert and ball Thanksgiv-
ing eve. After well rendered con-
cert by Bryant's orchestra, the grand
march was formed of about SO cou-
pies, led by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Young A hot turkey supper was
served during the evening. About rs |
dance tickets were sold and the bal
cony was filled during the concert |
All pronounced it an enjoyable time |
Among those visiting relatives and |
friends in town this week are: Miss |
Winnie Tilden, home from Sim |
mons college, Boston; Miss Julia |
Fetch and Miss Lillian Myers, from |
Fitchburg normal school; Winnie |
Hubbard and wife, from Brattle |
boro; Mrs. Sargent, from Dover; |
Thomas McCaughern and Robert |