The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-25
MNeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Volumes Added This Month to Hins.
dale Public Library.

Volumes Added This Month to Hins
dale Public Library.
Miscellaneous -Christs Secret Of Happi
ness, Newer Ideals OF Peace, Citizens par
in Government Training of the Human
Plant, Wireless Telegraphy, Things Boy
Should Know About Electricity, Arthur
of the English Poets, Short Story Writing
Development of Shakespeare as Dramat
ist, Emersons Complete Poems, A Few
Remarks, Things Seen in Japan, Lure Of
the Labrador Wild, Shakespeare, Cam
bridge Modern History Restoration, Towr
Life in the Fifteenth Century, From Bul
Run to Charlottesville, Antartica.
Fiction-At the Time OF Appointment
Country Road Opened Shutters, Comics
sions of a Daddy, Tree of Heaven, Their
First Formal Call Guernsey Lily, Little
Country Girl, Little Heroine of Poverty
Flat, Real Soldiers OF Fortune, World
Warrant. Katrina, Young Supercargo
Cruise of the Shining Light, Stumbling
Block, Long Trail Mother, Mayors Wife
Spirit Lake, Captains All, Short Cruises
Ny Old Bailiwick, Princess and Plough
man, Shadow of a Great Rock, Lady OF
the Decoration, Before Adam, Sea Wolf
st. Jude's, Running Water The Yoke
What Happened to Barbara, Yankee
Boys Success. Port Of Missing Men, Min
ute Boys of the Green Mountains, Minute
Boys of the Mohawk Valley, Minute Boys
of the Wyoming Valley, Amater Fireman,
Little Burr. Through the Farm Yard
Gate Ackroyd of the Faculty, History OF
Lady Betty Stair, Under Two Cactus
Flags, Jolly Good Times, jolly Good
Times at School, Jolly Good Times at
Hackmatack, More Jolly Good Times at
Hackmatack, The Browns. Their Canoe
Trip, Jolly Good Times Today. A Jolly
Good Summer, Yelled Lady whispering
Smith Story of Babette, Captain Polly,
Partners of Providence, Mystics, CAPTAIN
of the Kansas. GYPSY Brenton, Jerry
Junior. Madame de Treynces, Lightning
Conductor, Princess Virginia, New Chron.
icles of Rebecca Devota, Mystery, Blazed
Trail Doc Gordon.
j. s. Crowninshield is visiting in Milan.
Miss Margaret Dale spent Sunday in
Keene.
Mrs. F. w. Robertson is suffering from
neuralgia.
Mrs. +. W. Tilden visited in Demands
ton Friday.
Guy Smith was home from Greenfield
over Sunday.
Clifford Royce spent few days in Bos-
ton last week.
Lester Clarke of Brattleboro was in
town Wednesday.
Roger Holland was home last week from
Williston seminary.
w. G.. Smith was in Boston on a bust.
ness trip this week.
Arthur Goselin of Stafford. Conn, re-
Gently visited in town.
Thomas Harmon is working in Chester.
field for John Cookery.
Will Ferrin has returned from several
weeks spent in Maine.
Robert McCaughern of Hoyoke, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
The dates fixed for the Universalist fair
and festival are Feb. 10 and a.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Davis are visiting
for few days in hartford, Conn.
Miss Della Kelley, nurse girl at Mrs.
KimbalPs. is in Boston for a week
Miss Katherine Barrett and Mrs. Rob-
ert Silvia are visiting in Mortified.
Miss Rest Metcalf attended the w. G.
I. U. convention in Plymouth, N. H.
Mrs. Jessie Field is assisting Mrs. W.
o. j. Martin in her millinery parlors.
Mrs. Jennie Bronson is spending few
days among relatives in Ashland, Mass.
Mrs. Jerome Holton of Harrisvile was a
guest of Mrs. Dyson Raine over Sunday.
F. G. Wright, who is employed by d.
4. Person, will soon 60 to Derry to work.
Mr. Kinds let horse last Friday and
in some way the horse sustained broken
leg
Mrs. Will Kenney of Worcester, Mass,
was calling upon old friends in town over
Sunday.
Miss Constance Peck of Mortified,
Mass, was Sunday guest of Miss Rest
Metcalf.
Miss Lizzie Gray has secured a position
in Los Angeles, CAL, to which place she |
has gone.
Master Russell Hartnett of Greenfield
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Will |
Lachance.
Mr.. Patenaude will move soon from the |
Cunningham house on Brattleboro street |
to Ashuelot
Huldridge Delphy of Lowell, Mass, is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Delphy of |
River street.
Frank Stafford of Keene is spending a
few days as the guest of his brother,
Charles Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Slate of Greenfield
visited his brother, George P. Slate, the
last of the week.
Mrs. Hattie Blanchard has gone to
Claremont n. H., where she intends to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Bergeron and daughter, Rose, are
soon to move into the Cunningham house
on Brattleboro street.
Eugene NORM of Meriden, Conn, was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and L.rs.
Charles NORM, Sunday
Frank Young who has been housed
with rheumatism all summer is again
from the disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jol'ey of Nashua
are the guests Of the Roy and Abbott
families on Kilburn street.
S. S. Quinn, daughter and granddaugh
ter of keene were in town Tuesday calling
upon friends and relatives.
Peter Lorando, who is in the care of
Dr. Edmund Lachaine, is doing as well as
his serious injuries will admit. !
W. w. King has moved to the house /
owned by him, known as the Stearns
homestead on Mortified street. :
The grand officers of the Eastern Star t
visited Naomi chapter Wednesday even {
ing when one person was initiated
Mrs. Frank Judd of South Hadley Falls, {
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Newton Stearns several days last week. |
Three members were initiated in Queen
Esther Rebelah lodge Wednesday evening t
after which light refreshments were serv-
ed. c
The Ladies' Aid society of Calvary y