Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-14
HINSDALE.

Archie Thompson was In town q
day or two this week.
Victor Cote OF Greenfield was In
town few days this week.
Raleighs colts win play Keene. at
Keene tomorrow afternoon.
Raleighs Colts will play the p C. S.
team at Spofford Wednesday,
The knitting club met with Mrs.
Fred Leonard Saturday afternoon.
Munroe Dodge will discontinue his
milk route after Saturday, July 10,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Searles of Phila-
delphia are visiting at Charles Weeds.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs W. L. Brooks Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Margaret Derby and child of
Columbus. Ohio, are visiting relatives
here.
The Amidon residence on Main
street has been receiving a coat of
paint
Bernal Baraby and mother Of Con-
cord are visiting at Mrs. Ben Wig
neaus.
Raspberries and blueberries have
been brought in in large quantities
this week.
Mr.. Jordan, employed by NJ. S, Leach
as painter. has moved his family here
from Manchester
Howard Mcdonald had a birthday
party Friday afternoon. the occasion
being his second birthday.
The weavers and day help in the
Amidon mill received slight in
crease in salary last week.
A picked team captained by Raleigh
played a tie game with the Westport
team at the latter place Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fuller returned
from Athol, Monday, where they have
been making a weeks stay with rela-
tives.
The "Hinsdale" team will play the
Durham Bros. of Brattleboro to-mor-
row. Bellows Falls is scheduled for
the 29th.
The hay makers have been making
the most of the fine hay weather of
the past week and a particularly good
crop is the result.
James Dillon did the catering at the
Red Mems meeting Tuesday evening.
Officers were raised and the adoption
degree performed.
Frank Kelley, who is stopping in
over Sunday accompanied by his
friend John Hughes,
Arthur C..iavoreeiiiie finishes his du-
ties as baker for j. D. Chavonelle Sat
urady. Mr.. Chavonelle's future plans
are uncertain as yet.
C. A. Martin finished his duties as
baker for s. H. Richards Saturday.
Mr. Martin has accepted an agency
and will remain in town.
Susie Hastings went to Springfield
Monday to have an operation per-
formed for tonsil trouble She was ac-
companied by her father.
The Bloomer Girls team was de-
feated at Keene Monday afternoon in
a ten inning contest. SO. Manager
Raleigh attended the game.
The household goods of the late
Margaret Henry We're sold at auction
saturday afternoon. Charles Lynch
is to occupy the tenement.
Both wooden mills began running on
the IS hour schedule this week. rms
gives the help an hour at noon instead
of As minutes as previously.
The entertainment at the G. A. X.
hall Monday night, given by Mr.. Key
nolds. .impersonator was we'll attend
ed and gave the usual satisfaction.
Jack" horse owned by F. w
Robertson has been killed. Mr. ROD
ertson has driven him for the last
twenty years as a carriage horse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson re-
turned to their home here SATURDAY
night after a weeks visit with MI
Thompson parents at Winchester.
Stephen Packard stepped on q nan
in the spinning room of the Halle ana
Frost mill, Monday and was opl'geo !
to quit work for few days as a re-
suit
Master Thomas Raleigh is in SPRING
field for an indefinite stay. Master
Raleigh has received fiattering induce
ments from Springfield parties to go
on the stage.
Operations on the new chimney Tor
the Brightwood mills are being push
ed rapidly. This chimney is 10 re-
place the old one which Is INADEQUATE
to perform the work desired of It,
Mrs. Sarah Mcleod gave party IN
honor of her niece. Miss Annie knowl-
ton of Saxtons River, at the nome OF
Otis Packard on Spring street Satur-
day night. A large number OF young
people were in attendance ana a goou
time was enjoyed by all.