The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-14
In New Hampshire
HINSDALE.

lyuslac Haskell b recovering tt0ita 'rs
dsys' Illness,
rs,sr lorando ha. moved his family 10
West NsanSrSs
Prank iesns mosoi hi. family TO WI
ton, \. H.. Tuesday,
q. Z. Rols~Ttsan has returned iron a
business Trip 10 Nsw York.
RIsin Smith II wsllinstand, ", Nis'
iiei Mrs. MsTy nalsn hese Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs. Realen Foster al Spot
ford have been visiting here IN tosn'
Miss Mansar, oconnor IL Ashaeiei
visited Miss Albiha Naniile Tuesday
Mis-. Nellie Murray is visiting her sic
ter, Mr., burke, IN 6nenhela' Mass,
4. II, Maxwell visited iew days THIS
week with his vide IN tisiemohs' NJ ~,
Mrs. Fred Cation and little son Hob
CIT arc recovering ifom an Attack 81 siip'
Luke Mann has gone 10 iiraillehofo 10
work for the Vermont Printing oelniahs'
Miss ines Snow of Mlnehendon, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Minnie Snow
Mir Isaac and Mr., lirnIleiia Farewell
Of Gnonfeld spent Sunday a. A. u. lay
lof's,
Miss katherine coriiss Is visiting her
sister. Mrs, Eliza Cookery IN spffhshelh'
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. haley and Mr..
Ri,zhenry visited relatives 10 Neftnoht
Friday.
.John Fisher Of Harvard university .
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, u h.
Fisher,
Mr.. Frank Harmon aud child OF fet.Is
boro, y, H., are visiting AZ " W
Mead's,
Miss Katherine Cunningham Of Brat
tlebon visited "Wednesday with Mrs =
G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stehbins and child
az Sonth Vernon spent Sunday AZ h ~
Meaeham''s.
Hahn Ossin has moved his family 10
Wilton. n. H.. where he Is employed IA
a WOODEN MILL
Miss Pauline Davis Of Winchester y
visiting her grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs
G, j. Hubbard.
Mr. Garridy and child Of Clinton;
Mass are visiting her parents, MIR. anu
Mrs. Henry Smith.
Niss Jennie Mclaughlin has gone TO
West Swanzey 10 work IN tue "'"
State Wooden mill.
George Peterson had the little hnger
OF his lett manu- tut WI ~ ~
, paper mill Saturday.
Peter Stone is to move his fanny 70
C,.remont \. H.. where he has posi-
ton in a wooden mill.
ROYAL johnson has finished Work AZ
". q. smiths livery stable anu u sui.
cceded by Charles Beane.
Misses Nellie Boon and blanche prom,
son Of the Springfield business sehoo' ''e
HASA
visiting their parents mere. u
Next Sunday evening Lincoln DAY WI,
he observed at the Congregations 'h"''"
with appropriate exercises. .,.
The sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stacey Harold and Roscoe, are recover
inc from few days illness.
.Jobn Beauchine and daughter, Mrs'
Patrick Manu. attended the iuherai Vi
relative in Ashuelot Sunday.
The body Of the late Joseph Little Of
Ashuelot was brought here, for ouriai III
the Catholic cemetery Sunday.
An four Of the children OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ralph Metcalf have been on .he
sick list but all are recovering Slowly
, The foundry which has been running
! only four DAYS a week for some ;tlliie
started up last week. Monday on iuii ',,'e'
Mrs Norman Knapp and Mrs. Mahion,
Knann have returned from few dayss
visit with Mahlon Knapp IN Sprihghe'u'
Mass. a.. NJ.
Miss Christina Robertson OF the NC
nnfEa school in Springfield, Mass, Is VIZ
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. "
Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nash of Spring
field Mass, Miss Mural Shaw and kaiPh
Delman of Greenfield are visiting at u.
G. Nimss. :,
The women of st. Joseph's parish held
their annual whist party at the cnurcn
Wednesday evening. Refreshments OF COZ
fee and cake were served
The Ladies' society of the Universalist
church have improved the vestry by CIV,
ing it a new coat of paint and paper ana
putting in new steel ceiling
Mrs. Benjamin Vigneau was called IT,, 70
Greenfield Friday to see her son, WIZ
liam Vigneau, who is suffering from
broken leg in the Franklin hospital.
There will be an important meeting OF
the w. G. T. U. at the Methodist par
sonage Tuesday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Every member is requested TO De present.
if possible. - a.
Miss Strain of Turner's Falls, Mass.
contralto soloist, assisted IN the slngins
at the Congregational churcn nulua y
morning, adding much to the interest OF
the service.
M. d. Mann Of South Boston, who re-
oontjv underwent a serious surgical OPP
Grafton and who has not been. getting
along as well as his friends wished, Is
annarently on the road to recovery
Members Of the Brattleboro street pri-
mary school enjoyed seighride Wednes-
day afternoon with their teacher, Miss
Pearle Higgins, to Winchester. ". Y.
Smiths team furnished transportation.
Clifford d. Stearns entertained num-
Der of his friends at his home on North
field street Friday evening. Refreshments,
a graphophone concert and dancing maze
Il grand good time for all the partlcl-
pants. :,
James Harmon, who is employed by the
Amdon Wooden Mill company on the
canal, narrowly escaped being drowned
Monday afternoon while floating ice down
the canal. Mr. Harmon. lost his balance
and fell into the water but, owing TO the
prompt aid of few men who were Work
ing nearby, he was rescued.
Last week Wednesday evening Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. A. Robertson gave the former $
Sunday school class of young men fine
course dinner. A delightful evening was
spent socially At the close of the even
;ns Mr. Robertson presented each mem
he s with wit several pieces Of foreign money
which he collected in his recent trip
abroad.
Mrs. Fl. w. Taylor, Mrs. G. A. Gray,
Mrs. b. j. Temple and Mrs. G. D. Keyou
entertained the members Of the Knitting
club at the home of Mrs. H. w: Taylor
on Mortified street Thursday afternoon at,
An elaborate supper was served. The WON
en- were joined in the evening by the
men and cards were in order. REFRESH
ments Of ice cream and cake were served
rLo fro alarm was sounded at 9