Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

missioners have refused TO grant W. d, Our
ran a renewal Of his license while he keeps
his establishment at its present location on
Main street This leaves only one licensed
saloon in town, and that is Hotel Ashuelot.
Miss Lila Belleyille is on the sick list.
Roger Holland visited in Keene Tuesday,
Miss Catherine o'Connor Of Boston is Wis
iting in town.
Frank Fiske Of Springfield Mass, is in
town this week.
Miss Caroline Doucette visited in Marlboro
n. H., Wednesday.
Charles NORM is working on G. NJ
Wright's milk team.
Mrs. Martin Kelley is recovering from a
few days illness.
Fred c. Sargent has bought the Parks
farm on Creampot hill.
Max Bergeron Of Keene, n H., spent Sun
day at his home here.
Mrs. George Stevens is visiting at her
home in Milton Mills, Me-
Miss Angie Persons of Greenfield Mass
is visiting at her home here.
Mrs. Jerry Masse Of Schenectady, N. y, Is
visiting at ElEair Doucette's
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Martin are enjoying
carriage drive through Vermont
Mrs. John Harmon of Peterboro, n. H.
visited Friday at Samuel Smiths.
Rev. c. H. Temple of Rockport Mass, Is
visiting in town for few days
The Saturday night dances will be resumed
at the Foresters hall Saturday night
Mrs. George Smith visited relatives in
West swanzey Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lillian Myers Of the Fitchburg nor
NAL school is visiting at her home here.
Mrs. Bert Frenza has returned from Put
new after few weeks visit with relatives
Georpe Delphey has gone to Yalesville
Conn. where he is TO work in chisel SHOP
Mr.. Boomer and family of Putney have
moved to F. W. Tilden's home on Terrace
hill.
Mr., and Mrs. H. H. Day have moved back
10 their homestead which Z. b. Pike recently
bought
s H. Mcdonald has been appointed ianitor
of the town hall and school buildings by the
selectmen. .....
Mrs. Edward Belleville has returned after
A few DAYS visit with her sister in spring
field, Mass.
Mrs. George oppenheimer and three chill
dren of Springfield, Mass, are visiting at D.
]. BRIDGES.
Josonh Beane has moved from Church
street 10 one of +. W. Tiden's houses on
Terrace hill.
Charles Bigelow has presented the town
with an iron water trough to be used near
the Monitor block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin vigneau and son,
William, are making few weeks visit with
relatives in Canada.
Miss Susie Conway OF the Fitchburg Nor
NAL school is visiting her grandparents, MI
and Mrs William Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bergeron and family
attended the funeral of relative in MARI
boro, n. H., this week.
James Britton has returned from the sol
diers' home in Tilton, N. H., where he has
been for some time past.
Miss Nellie Redding has accepted a posi-
ton as school teacher in an intermediate
school at Ashuelot, N. II.
s. H. Mcdonald has resigned his position
as hostler for f. @. Robertson, and is sue
ceeded by Fred Latham,
The plans and specifications for the state
road to be built Canal street may be
seen at James o'Brien's store
Miss c. B. Howe gave a successful reading
in New York Monday evening and one
Tuesday evening in Stafford, Conn
Golden Rule lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, con-
ferred the E. A. degree on one candidate at
special meeting Friday evening.
The heirs to the Eunice Wilder estate have
presented the Hinsdale public library with
so volumes of miscellaneous books.
Norman Knapp, Mrs. Fred Moon, and MI
and Mrs. Mahlon Knapp attended the fu'
neral of a relative in Keene Wednesday.
Mrs. Maria Hartnette and son, James, Of
Greenfield, Mass, were called here Friday
by the serious illness of Mrs. Hartnette
mother, Mrs Winnie Welch.
DR.. o. L. Smith goes tomorrow for few
DAYS visit with his mother in Claremont,
and also to attend the convention Of the New
Hampshire Dental society at Plymouth.
The Trip Around the World, under the
auspices of the ladies' society OF the Con
gregational church, occurs next Wednesday
evening. Guides will leave with parties
starting from the church at O'Clock and at
intervals of Is minutes thereafter.
Mrs. Maria Perham, wife of Dustan Per-
ham, well known mere ii'oN ~
several years, died at her home in keene
Sunday at the age of So. Funeral services
were held at her late home in keene We'd
nesday, and the burial took place here
Thursday.
The Hinsdale Brass band held musical
entertainment at the town hall Wednesday
evening The band gave an excellent con.
cert from to $50, and from then until III
amusement was furnished by two vaudeville
stars from Boston. From 10 to IL round
dancing was enjoyed, the band furnishing
music. The proceeds are to go toward open
air band concerts. Following are the band
concert and musical programs
Center. Braham
Overture-Le Claire. Daily |
misunderstanding in the Moonlight,
Mackie and Boyer
F. H. Lossy
Overture
Banjo duet, Goodrich ana Drew
otor;os Drew |
Mandolin solo, 1ooorich
ponular songs Goodrich and Drew
Musical noveltv Goodrich |
Tho prast;d;g;tateur. Drew |
Comic songs doodrich ana Drew
Musical sketch.