Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-14
HIN SDAlE.
Rebuilding of Moving Machine Plant
Fire Officers Elected.

Insurance men were here Wednes
day and a satisfactory adjustment o
the fire loss on the Granite Stat
Moving Machine plant was made
The company Immediately put all thu
available men to work to build an
other story on the structure and ex
pect to have the roof on in less thar
fortnight.
The regular meeting of the fire de-
partment was held at engine hal
Friday night and the following Off
GERS were elected: Hose company
William Bergeron, foreman; George
Delphy clerk; P. F. Mann. captain
No. L e. S. Sweet, captain hose No
2; C. D. Fay, captain hose No. 3;
Nelson Beaumier, captain hose No
4; hook and ladder, w. 0. j. Martin,
foreman; Edgar Burroughs, first as
sistant: w. J. Barley, second assis-
tant; engine, Louis O'Dette, foreman;
Joseph Doucette, assistant; Edward
Bergeron, clerk; Peter Dupee and
Walter Scott, suction men. 1t was
voted to purchase uniforms to be
used at musters and other occasions
and two engineers and foremen and
assistants and captains are to be
measured for them.
C. A. Jones of Keene visited his
over SuHudy.
Mrs G. S. Goddard visited relatives
in Keene over Sunday
The Knitting club met with Mrs.
Frank Field yesterday.
Miss May R. Lane has been a guest
Of Mrs. A. e. Dix this week.
Tracy Jennings of Yalesville
Conn., is in town for few days.
F. O. Wells of Wells Brothers,
Greenfield, was in town over Sunday.
Harry c. Holland has been making
a few days business trip to Boston.
j. d. Chavonelle began running his
baker cart to Winchester Wednesday.
The Moving Machine company
have a temporary office in the Wise
block.
D. L. Fisher made a short trip to
Boston and Marlboro the first of the
week.
Miss Christina Robertson enjoyed
an outing in a sugar camp in Hancock
Friday.
Mrs. C. III. Pike of Worcester
Mass, is visiting few days at Mrs.
F. w. Tilden's.
Mrs. F. E. Field and daughter Wis
tied Mrs. Fields brother in Bellows
Falls Wednesday.
A number of people attended the
concert at Mrs C. C. Ramsay's mill
linery opening Tuesday evening.
Charles H. Temple, who is home
from Tufts college for a short vaca-
ton, preached at Winchester Sunday.
Charles H. Temple returned to
Tufts college yesterday and Forrest
Bolton has gone down for a few
days.
The Ashuelot Paper company have
had their machinery running the past |
few days and have turned out the |
first sheet of paper.
Miss Annie Waterman of Keene,
who has many friends here, has gone
to Brattleboro to work as cook in the /
Home for the Aged.
Court Ashuelot, No. IS, F. of A.,
worked degree on one candidate
Wednesday night and the new degree
team used the new regalia.
Mrs. Addie E. Dix and Miss Eta
Moore went to Concord Wednesday |
to attend the state convention of the /
W. r. C. and Mrs. Dix will go to Bos-
on before returning.
F. H. White moved onto the
George Green farm at North Hins-
lale this week and Michael Splain
VIII OcCupy lHe ltHellltHt NdCdlcu 4
IN Brattleboro street.
Chester A Drury and Mrs. Edna
Butler of North Hinsdale were mar
led by Rev. G.. A. Reed at the
Methodist parsonage last Thursday
morning and the couple took the IL
o'clock train for a honeymoon trip.
Miss Lillian Myers has received an
appointment to a free two years adj
anced course at the Fitchburg Nor
nal school on the completion of their I
ocular course in the spring. There
re but a few of these honors con- Z
erred each year. 4
Frank III. Fuller has purchased the
rocery business of d. b. kellogg & h
'rother at Greenfield, Mass. This is n
ne of the oldest stands in Greenfield.
aving been established about SO 4.
ears. Mr.. Fuller has long conducted a
retail grocery business in this town
hich he will continue. :,
Rev. c. A. Reed is attending the il
difference at Claremont this week
nd until the appointments are made q,
lie last of this week win not know 7,
here he will go from here. There u
i'll be no preaching service in the
orning at the NJ. E. church Sunday
1T the other regular services win be g
I'D as usual =
The Hinsdale brass band held s.
Getting at engine hall Wednesday n