The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
MNeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.


Walter Perry of Bellows Falls is in
town this week.
p. f. Amdon has returned from bust
ness trip to Wilton.
u. C.. Minis spent Sunday with rela.
tives in Mortified, Mass
Mrs. John Brown and two children are
visiting in Stafford, Conn,
Miss Doris Cantln spent Sunday with
her aunt in West Swanzey
Mr., and Mrs, 4, +. Burns are visiting
relatives in llartland, VI
Mrs. Walter Todd and Mrs, Nellie Wor-
den visited in kcene recently.
Miss Eta AIcKeene visited in Win
chester a few days this week.
Fred Pearson of Keene visited his broth.
er Charles Pearson, Saturday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Stebbins has gone to the
Keene hospital for treatment.
Guy Smith of Turner's Falls Mass,
spent Sunday at his home here.
James Sarstield is spending the week
with relatives in Holyoke, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Conway visited
their daughter in keene Sunday.
DR., and Mrs. W. f. Fay have returned
from a short visit in Winchester.
George Bailey visited his son, Edwin
Bailey, in South Deerfield Friday.
Miss Bertha Sargent has finished work
as assistant bookkeeper at the depot.
Frank W. Jeifords is visiting his broth
er, Harry Jetfords, in Plymouth, n. ii.
All the public schools close this week
for their annual Thanksgiving vacation.
Charles NORM spent Sunday with his
brother, Eugene Norm, in Winsted, Conn.
Mrs Christein has returned from a sew
eral months visit with relatives in Can
ada
Adm w. Cady has returned to Wood
stock, VT, after two weeks visit in
town.
Mrs Victor Cote of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. White,
here,
Charles Hutchinson of Worcester,
Mass, has been visiting at Charles SAT
ford's.
Mrs; Bridget Rowan has returned to
Ashuelot after several weeks visit at John
Quigley's
Miss Nora Smith has gone to Richmond
for few weeks visit with Mrs, Benjamin
Robbins.
Mrs. Julia Abbott and two children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Casper Bemis, in
Gresham,
Mrs. L. c. Robertson has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Spring |.
field, Mass.
William Kenney has returned to Wor-
cester Mass, after a short visit at Frank
w. Tilden's.
Mrs. Marion Taylor is spending the
week with her son, Alex Taylor, in Har
risyille, n. II.
Edward Cook has returned from Canada
where he went some time ago to work as
an engineer.
Miss Winnie Tilden is spending the
week with Mrs. William Kenney in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson and
child of Winchester spent Sunday at John |
McCaughern's.
Miss Jennie Duggan of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Daniel Duggan
Charles Styles has returned to South
Deerfeld, Mass, after short visit at
Daniel Duggan's.
Mrs Dole of Arlington, Mass, was
called here this week by the illness of her
father S. 0. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolette of North Dana,
Mass, are spending the week at James
O'Brien's on River street.
Anthony Christien has finished work in
Amidon's mill and has succeeded Paul La
Barge at C. A. Mason's.
Frank st. John has moved from Will
liam Lynch's house on Depot hill to
tenement on Kilbum street.
George E. Robertson has returned from
a short visit with his sister, Mrs. Nat '
Butler, and Mrs Gould, in Boston.
Miss Mabel Proctor has taken the
agency for the Roger Brothers silverware
and expects to begin canvassing soon.
Mark S. Mann has opened his new
store, ''The Outlet" Here he will con-
duct regular five and ten cent store.
Misses Flora NORM and Elizabeth
O'Flaherity returned Wednesday from
few days visit with friends in Boston, \
Mass. II
Mrs. Don Staples, Mrs. John Manning {
and Mrs. L. X. Reed visited at Mrs, Reeds
sisters of Keene, Mrs. George Smiths,
Friday. l.
Miss Hazel Stevenson entertained a
number of her friends at her home on '
High street Thursday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. W. G. Booth and daughter, Mil !
dred, have returned from few days visit
with Mrs Booths daughter, Mrs. Burns ,
in Worcester, Mass.
Miss May Bennett, who has been visit ;
ing the Misses Buffers on High street,
was called to Hartland recently by the
illness of a relative.
Hans, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Loeby on High street, is suffering from
a fractured arm which he received while
playing Tuesday evening
Miss Blanche Bronson is to be congrat {
ulated upon winning a second prize In =
Springfield Commercial school offered for
proficiency in mathematics. !
Ralph Holmes and Andrew Sargent
who have been spending three weeks In
the Dickinson lumber camp at Pisgah have =
returned to Manchester, N. II.
Rev. Fred Bunker of Beira East Africa, a
will preach in the Congregational church t
next Sunday morning and evening. Every
one is welcome and invited to attend. \
The women of the st. Joseph's parish '
held their annual whist party at the
freshments of coffee and cake were serv- {
ed.
Mrs. Rest Cove is substituting as ]
teacher in the primary school in the '
Lebert building on Brattleboro street dur
ing the illness of her sister, Miss Pearle I
Higgins. S
George P. Wellington, who for many
years has conducted a grain business In
the rear of Monitor block, closed out his !
stock last Friday and discontinued his
business on account of his advanced years.
The members of the senior class of the l
high school gave Prentiss Taylor genuine
SUNRISE marty at his home in honor Of