The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-10
MNeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.

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Daniel j. Purcell OF Boston is at hi
home recovering from illness.
Percy Booth OF Springfield, Mass, spen
Sunday with his wife in town,
George Day Of Millers Falls, Mass, Ia
been visiting at Warren Halls.
Misses Bridget and Margaret Brennan an
visiting relatives IN New York.
Miss Florence Howe has gone to New
York 10 work for Mrs. Edward Carey.
Henry Harmon OF Woodstock, Vt, |
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. Il. Mann.
Ms. A. A. Pntte of keene visited he
sister, Mrs Edward Bergeron, recently.
The body Of Miss Cyrus Davis of Win
chester was brought here for burial Tues
day.
Mrs. Thomas Butler has returned iron
a few days visit with relatives in Chester
field
Mrs. John Purcell is ON the sick list
and Miss lawn OF keene is caring fol
her.
Mrs. Nellie Worden is visiting in Hart
ford, Conn, Chieopee and Springfield
Mass.
Miss Florence Staples is at home from
her school in st. Hyacinth, Canada, owing
10 illness.
Leslie Haskell OF Ashuelot is employed
as a sawyer at the dam and is boarding at
Henry Smiths.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Church and Mrs. A. I.
Pierce OF Winchester visited at DIR. w.
Il. Fay's Friday.
Nat Butler visited at G.. A. Robertson S
recently His wife returned Friday to
Boston with him.
Mrs. Walter llildreth and daughter OF
Winchester visited Miss Eta Mexican a
few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lathrop were called
to Wilton, Me-, this week by the death OF
Mr.. Lathrop's father.
Ernest Latham and friend of Boston
visited MIR. Latham's father, Henry La
than, few days this week.
a Mrs. c. G. Turner, Mrs. A. +. Wood
and Mrs. Marion Of Brattleboro visited
Hiss Hanna Mullin recently.
Mrs. George Britton has gone to Gard
her, Mass, to see her little granddaughter,
Doris, who has been very i'll.
Mrs. Fred Knapp is on the sick list and
Mrs. Knapps mother, Mrs. Blanchard OF
Claremont, n. H., is caring for her.
There were nine DRINKS in police court
recently. Two settled and the other seven
were committed to the county farm.
Miss Nellie Gray returned Tuesday to
st. Louis after several weeks visit with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Gray.
Fred Beauchaine is spending two weeks
in Boston, taking treatment for rheuma-
tism from which he is a severe sufferer.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, who was re-
Gently operated upon in a Boston hos
pital, is reported as making good re-
coveIy.
Miss Ella Streeter returned Monday to
the Plymouth normal school after few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. John
Streeter.
Miss Nellie Mae Lyman, Miss Ella Hall |
and Harold White attended Sunday school |
in the Congregational church every Sun |
day last year.
William Crowley returned Thursday to |
his home in Hartford, Conn, after few |
weeks visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
Ellen Donovan.
S. H. Mcdonald has resigned as police
,fficer for the town owing to his numer-
,us duties as caretaker of the school build
ngs and town hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Cole of Nashua
bHcll " yCuls OHl SUI lHt
body was brought here on the train and
hen taken to Bratteboro for burial.
George Dupree finished work Saturday
t the Brightwood1. paper mill and went
Tuesday with William Curran to Victors-
lille, Canada, where they will attend
chool.
There, was social party at Burton
,pencer's recently in honor of the birth
Iox, nf Ray n r octa pocfor of tho
Methodist church. The evening was pass
d in very pleasant manner.
George Walker of this place and Miss
led in the Baptist parsonage in Keene
Wednesday by Rev. Joseph Walther. They
we're attended by George Nelson of Dex-
er, a friend, of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will reside here.
Mrs. Ellen r. Richardson, president of
he New Hampshire w. G. 7. IT,, will
peak in the Congregational church Fri
ay evening, Jan. II. She is also expected
0 speak at the same place in the after
DON to the young people at the usual hour
the l.. L. L. meeting. Everyone should
ear Mrs. Richardson.
Sheridan camp, Sons of Veterans, has :
lected these officers: p. G. Stewart,
John Smith, senior vice-com
lander; George Britton, junior vicecom :
lander; camp council, Charles Lynch
ohm Smith and George Britton. The re-
laining officers will be appointed by the t
ommander. Installation will take place a
,me time this month.
Friday evening, Jan. IL, the fire depart !.
tent will hold it's annual concert and ball !,
| the town hall. 1t will take the form u
a masquerade again this year. There
i'll be concert from 8 to and then h
ancing will be in order until o'clock. p
eitsingers orchestra of 10 pieces has a
cen engaged for the occasion. The Uni II
ersalist women will serve a supper in the
dining room. ft
At speciar meeting of Sheridan Won. o
Is Relief corps last week, the following n
fcers were elected Miss Eta Moore, $
resident; Miss Georgianna Scott, senior 2
Mrs. Susan Lynch, junior
ce president; Mrs. Augusta Minis, treas
rer; Miss Lulu Moore, conductor; Mrs
ydia Holton guard; delegates to depart
emit convention, Mrs. Augusta Minis and r
ISIS Georgianna Scott alternates, Miss
ulu Moore and Mrs. Evelyn Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olivia Pellerim were CIV R
surprise party at their home on Main
rect Saturday evening in honor of the n
tn anniversary of their marriage. About NJ
of their friends attended and about 60 -
ere served supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Pellerim !,
ere married in Canada, have lived in this \
ace for about 10 years and have eight 81
ildren all of whom live here. Mr.. and
rs. Pellerim received many presents in N
uding silverware, china and a beauti- +
| mission rocking chair. hi
The Congregational Ladies' society held
annual meeting recently and elected ia
ese officers: Mrs. A. A. Bailey, presi- al
mt; Mrs. w. F. White, vice-president; a
rs. A. L. Taylor, secretary; Miss Emma II
Gilman, treasurer. A board of direc- df
RS and necessary committees were also TO
osen. Supper was served at o'clock, he
ter which Emmons White rendered a I,