The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10
In NeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.

Wednesday,
Miss Christina Robertson IS visiting "a
Msrlsirn, Conn,
Edward Fletcher Of Springfield Mass
spent sunday here,
Miss Nellie Rlaz4o q Ashuelos i work
ing ia Amlion's mill
EANam vlnoeat u Wilton, y. H. has
been visiting bis family here,
Mis-. Irene Dagcrtte Of .Ashgelot has
been visiting At Frank iounss'
p. ". and G., A. Robertson we're N
Putney Friday on business TIP,
Jane. Talbot Of Northheld, Mass, vas
a recent guest Of james OBren,
Miss Maud Webb has returned from a
few days visit ia Springfield, Mas
Martin :. Leach has returned from
business trp 70 Northampton, Mass.
+ O Packard has returned from visit
in Rutland, Bellows Falls and Nashua
Mr.. George Dclphy has been visiting
Mrs. Charles staples IN Wilton, y, IL
John Quinn has returned % Hartford
Conn, after a few days visit N town,
Mr.. II. +. Wilder Of Saxtons River, VI,
has been visiting az George NJ, oakss'
Mis- Su.ie Hanrahan la. gone 10 Brat
ileboro 10 work IN o. J. Patts store.
Mr.. ". r. Smith and Mr.. {. J. hol'
brook visited in Mt, Hermon recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snow OF Winehen'
don. Mass, are visiting al James snow :.
Mrs.. Maria Hartnett Of Greenfield Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Laehanee,
Miss Lena I.iscom OF Everett, Mass, =
visiting her sister, Mrs. james spfague.
Frank Britton and daughter Of Dal,
ton, y. H., are visiting AZ {. W. stafford :
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Holland and son,
Roger, are spending the week IN Boston.
Rev. J. X. Locke attended the Metho-
dist church conference in keene this week
W. +. Robertson has gone 10 New YORK,
Philadelphia and Albany on business
trip.
Edward Wellington attended the funeral
of relative in East Rlndge, y. H., Mon
day.
Fred Beauchaine attended the funeral
of a relative in Amesbury, Mass, this
week.
Lester Booth of Harrisburg, Pa, = visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. u.
Booth.
Misses Nellie o'Brien and Nellie Murphy
went Monday 10 Wilton, y. H., to work
in a mill.
Edward Hall has returned from Pine
hurst N. c., where he has been working
in hotel.
Arthur Porter has finished his engage
ment with the Metropolitan Insurance
company.
Miss Jennie Duggan of Greenfield spent
SUNDAY with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Duggan.
Mrs. Ellen Dennison of Springfield,
Mass. has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Edward Belleville.
Miss Florence Holden OF Gulforf has
been visiting her sister, Miss Fannie Hol-
den, at A. c. Hooker's.
A number OF Eastern Star people at
tended a meeting Of the Eastern Star in
Brattleboro Tuesday evening.
The board OF education is making ear
nest efforts to secure the services OF
competent supervisor OF schools.
Misses Blanche Bronson and Nellie
Broom of the Springfield Business college
spent Sunday at their home mere.
:, For various reasons the band has de-
cided to postpone the Concert ana dance
which was planned for Easter Monday.
About $50 was realized from the sugar
supper served recently by the women OF
Miss Josephine Perry has returned
from Thompsonville, Conn, where she was
called recently by the illness OF her sister.
Miss Marion Curran entertained mum
Der of her friends at her home on Nam
street Friday evening. Refreshments
were served.
There were nine DRINKS in the police
court recently. Three settled and the otn-
IL 20 Il faiI in Iat4nlr
of their fines.
A sugar supper was held IN the ysstry
of the Universalist church Tuesday eve
ming and was very largely attended. An
entertainment followed.
The Cniversalist women are to serve re-
freshments at the leap year dance to be
given by the young women Of the town at
the town hall, Friday evening, April "a.
The annual meeting of the Hinsdale
hoard of trade for the election OF officers
and transaction of other business will be
held in the town hall next Monday eve
ming at 5 o'clock.
J. f. Natlor Of Brandon, VT, who mas
been in the Brooks House barber shop IN
Brattleboro for some time, has leased the
shop in Hotel Ashuelot and William Cur
ran, IT., is working for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien and
daughter, Miss Annie O'Brien, Mrs. Pat,
rick Conway, Mrs William Lachance and
Mrs. Joseph Bergeron attended the fun
eraI of a relative in Mortified Wednes-
day.
The theme for the sermon next Sunday
morning at the Universallst church VIII
be The Cost of the Best Life. The sub
iect for consideration by the y. T. Z. Z.
in the evening will be Cisterns or foun-
tains.
Judge Howe found man in a state
of intoxication sleeping peacefully by nus
kitchen stove Friday morning. The Judge
aroused him and drove him out doors
and later the fellow found berth in the
lookup.
In spite of the. unfavorable weather
Wednesday evening large number at
tended the play, DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
in the opera house. This was one OF the
best plays that has been presented to the
people of this town for some time and the
entertainment association is certainly to
be congratulated on securing this number
on its entertainment course.
The Hinsdale players are rehearsing the
comedy drama, Escaped from the Law,
which will be presented May A. The pro-
ceeds of this entertainment as well as
those which will follow later will be used
to purchase public drinking fountain
which will be placed in suitable loea-
ton. This organization is in earnest. Its
books will be offered for investigation at
any time and public statement as to
funds on hand will be issued after each
entertainment.
The Y. P. S. c. E. have been fortunate
enough to secure the Canadian Jubilee
singers to give an entertainment in the
auditorium of the Congregational church |
Saturday evening. The company is COM
posed of artists of the first order, the
Ill hoinrr on1nrnd rnannla and each |