The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-27

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dog was suffering from rabies Inc aos
was one OF those bitten by the eooahue
Jos some weeks ago. Mr.. Wnghts dog
u ,'as billed also the dog Rocket owned
hy DIR, w. u. Fay, although no signs OF
he disease had developed but as they
haA heen bitten by the Goodhue dog u
WAS thought TO he the safest way
Mr.. Latchis has bought fruit S'ore !"
Keene, IL,
Mrs. Nellie worden spent Wednesday
in keene r.,
Miss Nlaude Webb is spending few
days in Boston.
Charles Butterfed went recently to
Kent's Hill, Me.
y. c. Robertson has been spending the
week in Boston.
Carroll Mcdonald is suffering from an
attack OF lumbago.
Harold Merritt is spending lew days
in New Haven, Conn.
Albert Mead is making improvements
on his home on River street.
John A. Fisher returned to haNaru
Tuesday to resume his studies
John Taylor of Harrisyille has been
spending a few days IN Hinsdale.
Mrs. II. w. Brigham of Winchester
visited recently at 4. j. Temples
Misses MAY Eagan and Mollie Fillo OF
Lee. Mass, are guests at +. Doueetts'
Starr King of Somerville, Mass, was
recent visitor of relatives in Hinsdale'
A number of Hinsdale people attended
the fair held in Greenfield last week.
Miss Annie ]. Gray OF Boston is visiting
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. c. a. Gray
Some of our poultry dealers have been
missing chickens from their hen houses
lately.
Rov ID. Taylor is spending the week
visiting in Boston, Brockton ana "or
cester
Mrs. Abbott of Troy has been visiting
recently with Hinsdale relatives ana
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, +. Keyou returned
from trip to the Nhlte mountains
Monday.
w. s. Kimbal of Boston has been
spending few days with his family IN
Hinsdale. i.
C. A. Wright is spending a vacation OF
two weeks in Vermont, accompanied by
his family.
Miss Christina Robertson returns tins
week to the MacDufiie school to resume
her studies. =,
Misses Eta and Maud Fairbrother OF
Westminster, Vt, visited last week at
Will Walkers.
Henry Higginson recently returned
from visit in South Manchester and
Meriden. Conn.
George Delphy of Tracy, Conn, has
been spending few days with his fam
ily in Hinsdale.
George Robertson went this week 10
Boston on his motorcycle where he VIII
visit his sister.
C. Z. Royce, who is drawing lumber
To Brattleboro, has moved his family to
North Hinsdale.
Mrs. L. T. Crowningshield returned
last week from a visit in Massachusetts
and Connecticut.
Charles Owen and daughter, Miss Min
inc Owen, returned Friday from visit
in Tilton. n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hubbard drove to
Orange Saturday where they are to
spend few days.
Miss Mary King, who has been spend
ing the summer at Frontenac, N. T., IS
at her home here.
Mr.. C. C. Holton has been obliged to
90 about on crutches for few days, ow-
ing to lame hip.
There has been raise in the pay of
the machine hands and beatermen at the
Brightwood paper mill.
Walter II. Barrett finished putting in
a piece of state road for the town of
Chesterfield last week.
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from his duties at Mann's drug store and
visiting in Rutland, Vt.
Miss Lizzie Purcell went Monday to
Greenfield. Mass. where she is en-
ployed in Hotel Wheldon.
Titus Hancock of New York came Sun
day to spend few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierce and child
of Claremont, n. H., are guests this
week Of Mrs. Hattie Blanchard.
Mrs. A. M. Brown, who visited Mrs.
III. N. Wilder, returned to her home In
Hartford, Conn, last Thursday.
G. M. Oaks is going into the poultry
business and has erected a SO foot hem
merry on the land near his house.
W. G. Booth expects to move his fam
lily soon from the Cady place on Prospect
street to the Universalist parsonage.
Mrs. f. W. Tiden, Mrs. D. L. Fisher
and Rev. James R. Weekly are attending
the Universalist convention at Nashua.
Mrs F. S. Leonard and Miss Florence
King returned from a visit in Concord
Friday accompanied by Mrs. Barrows.
The annual roll call, supper and bust
ness meeting of the Congregational par
ish will be held Monday evening, Oct. 7.
Mrs Victor Stearns and son of Boston
are visiting her father, L. F. Liscom.
Mr.. Stearns was with them over Sunday.
Mrs Josephine Norman of Fort Val
ley, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam of
Vernon recently visited at G. G. Hol-
toms.
Mrs Ellis Dennison and daughter, Miss
Lena, of Brightwood, Mass, are visiting
relatives in town and calling upon old
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Belville came Friday
from Rochester, N. H., for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Belville
Miss Margie Powers returned Tuesday
to the Vermont University at Burling
ton, Vt. This is Miss Powers's second
year there.
Some of the schools in town were
closed Wednesday to accommodate teach
ers and pupils who wished to attend the
Brattleboro fair.
William Wolfram of North Hatfield,
Mass who took 30 acres of tobacco land
of Hinsdale farmers finished harvesting
the crop Tuesday.
Jurors drawn Saturday afternoon for
the fall term of court were Samuel w.
Hudson, grand juror, and Gustavus S.
Smith petit juror.
Miss Jennie McIntear, who has been
q nrnnct for cnunral runokS of MrS Gaorne