The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18
In NeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.

Mis-. Jane, hllusV ~ N'7''"h :" gyms
field, Mass,
Miss Emma Cooper Of Lebanon is max
ing visit in town
Miss Nellie May Lyman spent part oil
last week in keene,
Mrs. W. \. Pike is spending the week
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Florence Howe is entertaining
Miss Nelma Morgan.
Mrs. Nellie Worden is in Newton,
Mass. for few weeks
Mrs. Hardy of Huntsville is visiting
her sister, Mrs. David Minis.
C. A. Holland is erecting a barn at his
residence on Brattleboro street
Mrs. Ellen Seaver of Orange, Mass, Is
visiting her brother, Milton Howard.
w. S. Kimbal of Boston spent Sunday
with his family at Edward Stebbnss.
Mrs. Harriet Savage returned Satur
day from weeks visit IN Bethel, W.
Mrs. Algic Worthington of ,Westheld,
Mass, spent the last of the week IN town
Frank Finn has gone to Bellows Falls,
where he has employment IN paper MIL
Mrs. Charles Davis is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stone and chi.d oil orange
Mass.
Misses Lizzie mclaughlin and Nellie
Dempsey spent Saturday IN HolyoRe,
Mass.
Miss Jennie Duggan of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Duggan.
The ball game at Riverside park Sat
urday was won by Raleigh's Colts by a
score of to 3.
NJ. S. Leach has built an addition on
his carriage mandatory which Is TO DC
used as an office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A.. Holland OF
Norwich, Conn, spent Sunday with MS
brothers in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Felch are entertain
ing Mrs George Abbott and two children
of st. Adams, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fifeld OF Bellows Falls
were with their daughter Mrs, Harry
Russell over Sunday.
Misses Caroline and Hattie Smith OF
Springfield Mass, were guests OF Mrs
W. o. Amidon Sunday.
John II. Smith finished work in the
Halle 4 Frost wooden mill Saturday and
will take rest OF a few weeks.
A new piazza floor is being built in
front of the drug store and j. NJ. Lamb
furniture store in the Todd block.
Charles Andrews. a former townsman,
is spending a few days with his brother
in-law, Frank Fuller of High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey of Airing
ton. Mass, spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickerman.
S II. Maxwell of Barre, VT, has en-
gagged the Drinkwine barber shop Tor
permanent place in which to work at his
trade.
Ralph Metcalf is enjoying two weeks
vacation from the mail service. +. y. |
Packard is mail carrier during his alb
sence.
Mrs. L. l.: Steams is entertaining her
niece. Mrs. Charles Wheaton of Leomin-
ster. Mass; little daughter accompa- |
MED her.
Four new members were taken into
Sheridan camp, S. of V. Thursday evening !
A delegation from the Mortified camp ,
conferred degrees.
Miss Mabel Proctor is away from her
duties in J. H. Lambs store. Part OF !
the time is being spent with a sister IN
Winchester, Mass
GUY Smith and f. W. Bailey spent |
Sunday with their parents in town. Mr..
Bailey was accompanied by Mr.. May by |
whom he is employed.
Eleven women belonging to the Knitting |
club went to see David Warfield in Brat
tleboro Friday evening. A supper was
enjoyed at Halls restaurant.
L. w. Crowley, who has been visiting |
for some time with his grandmother, Mrs.
Elnora Donovan, returned to his home
in Hartford, Conn, Tuesday.
O. C. Robertson and daughter, Marion,
were in Boston last week for visit and
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robertson |
on their return from Europe.
The Granite State Moving Machine
company is having an addition built on
the west end of their building to furnish |
better accommodations in the office.
d. A. Owen fell from ladder while |
picking apples Friday and dislocated, his |
shoulder, which was quickly put in place.
Aside from that no injuries were sus-
tanned.
Rev. j. H. Robbins will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing at Universalist church at O'Clock
and in the evening at the Methodist
church.
At the general county convention held |
in Keene Wednesday those from here in
attendance were Mrs. Henry Dickerman,
Miss Nora Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. M.
S. Leach.
D. G. Minis is entertaining his father
OF Sullivan, N. H., also Miss Grace Lin
coin of Manchester, VT. Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Watson of Mortified were guests
of theirs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkins enter
tanned her brother, Mr. Healey, and wife
of Wallingford Vt, last week. Mrs. Will
kins accompanied them on their return
han Satu
At the 18th annual meeting and fall ex-
hibition of the New Hampshire Hortleul-
tural society held in Exeter, n. H., Oct.
Is, l6 and IL W. L. Belleville of this town
spoke on The Results of an Orchard Sur
vey of Southern New Hampshire.
Twenty women met Wednesday with
Mrs. Staples for whist. A very pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed and it is the in
tention to meet once a week at different
homes for the pastime. Anyone wishing
to Join may send in their name. The
next meeting is to be next Wednesday
with Mrs. William Lynch on Depot hill.
Mark S. Mann now occupies, in addition
to his store, the rooms in which Mr.. Ly-
man had shoe store This is used for a
five and ten cent store, the entrance be-
ing the store next to the bank. The room
now used for the souvenir cards and mu-
sic VIII be USED LOT IHe central IelepilOle
office over which Thomas Mann will have
supervision.
The W. H. NJ S. of Calvary Methodist
church is getting ready barrel of apples
and vegetables for the Deaconess Home in
Boston, to be distributed among the poor
ANY contributions of fruit, vegetables, ETC.,
will be most thankfully received, even
second hand clothing will be acceptable,
Rev. G.. r. Locke would be pleased to