The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

II aAN ~ hfAAN A1AA&G' - sN~-~ -
ford for leu days.
Mrs. ferry feleh, Mrs, George Abbot
aud tao ehildFva have been visiting i
Winchester roently.
Fred 4, Cotton has bought q tract q
land Of d. l.. Fisher large enough 4
build eight houses on.
Miss Doris seayer has gone 10 live witt
her grandmother, Mrs, Margaret seasei
Ia Northampton, Mass.
Michael Splain captured a family q
live sknnks that We're raised under hi
shed this week Tuesday.
Guy smith III Turner'S Falls IL working
Ia q, :. llowes stone while Max Bcrgefoi
is away on his vacation.
WIN johnson aud Milan Smith went q
lilileton, n. H., Monday where the!
have work for the summer,
William Curran, IT,, has been working
ia =. :. Mcfield's drug store during th'
absence Of Emmett Doucette,
c. A. Hyland Of keene, n. H., j. Ia
town every Saturday aud gives vocal les
sons 10 class of young men.
The Ilinsdalc brass band gave an ex
oellenl concert ON the piazza Of the For
esters' hall Thursday evening.
John johnson went TO Burlington, VT
last week where he is 10 be employed on
a steamer on Lake Champlain.
Beginning this week the stores will be
closed Friday evening through the month.
OF July, August aud September.
Mrs. Il. T.. Metcalf has been selected as
president OF the Ladies' missionary socle-
~ IN place OF Mrs. William D. White.
Mrs. Edward Currier was called TO
South Vernon Tuesday by the death Of
her brothers wife, Mrs. Joseph Delphy.
Daniel Purcell of Boston, who has been
visiting in town, came home with large
basket full Of beautiful trout Wednesday.
Miss Florence King Of Northampton,
Mass, aud Miss Grace Whitaker OF Brat.
tleboro were calling on friends in town
Monday.
On account Of the depression in bust.
ness, +. {. Robertson & Sons paper mill
in Ashuelot was closed a week ago Sat
lnlay Tor two weeks or more.
Miss Muncie Maginnis accompanied her
niece. Mary Tole, TO her home in Heads
vile this week. Miss Maglnnis will visit
n Wallingford before she returns.
Max Bergeron is having two weeks
iacation from his duties at G.. ). Howe's
tore. lie went to Boston today and will
'isit in Portland, Me. before returning.
Rev. John II. Davis Of Torrington,
1onn.. will preach in the Congregational
hurch next sunday Mr.. Davis comes as
candidate for the pastorate OF the
hurch.
Robertson Brothers paper mill viii
top its wheels Saturday night for PEE
iod Of six weeks, during which time ex'
ensive repairs will he made upon the
uilding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dawson OF Hart
ord, VT, are spending few days IN
heir cottage at Lake Spoford and will
isit old Hinsdale friends before their
eturn home.
A large number of the young friends OF
liss Pearl King gave her very enjoyable |
lrprise party Wednesday evening. Light |
were served and all had an
xcelent time.
Company A, 18th regiment, New Hamp-
lire Volunteers. held reunion in town
tuesday, at Grand Army hall. An excel
mt dinner was served for about 40 at
ne new restaurant.
Members of the Methodist church held
very enjoyable social at the home of
Irs. Henry Williams Wednesday. Re-
eshments of ice-cream and cake were
rived during the evening.
Miss Maude Stone of Brooklyn, n. Y,
lme Tuesday and will soon go to North.
I'D, Mass. where she has hired a house
II the summer. Miss Rose Mead will be
it'll her during the season.
Ralph Atwood of Hatfield, Wis, came
st week to take the position vacated by
Tb,,r,,, ~ bn Tnnnant,a,,t p,t-ar
over company's works. Mr.. Atwood
ID Mr.. Thwing exchanged places.
S. II. Mcdonald and family have re-
rned from Brattleboro and Mr.. Melon
1 left Wednesday morning for Clare
ont, n H., where he will drive n. o.
awards horses in Saturdays races.
Mrs. Ashley Stone, who has been visit
2 at Mrs. A. w Mead's, went Wednes-
Y to Mortified, Mass, to visit her
inddaughter. Miss Maude Stone, and I
,m there goes to Ridgefeld, Conn, to I
lit her son, Dexter Stone.
Carl +. Stafford of Keene, N. H.. who l
S large circle of Hinsdale friends, has
emily been graduated from Harvard
ntal college and received his diploma
Cambridge Wednesday, has now gone t
Cottage City where he is to practice b
S summer.
LAST Friday night the family of Jere- a
ah Duggan were awakened about II
lock by strange noises around their t
n. Upon investigation they found II
$ about to ride off with their horse h
e would-be thief changed his mind, :;
vever, when he found he had an audi y
| wedding of interest to many Hipsdale "
'ple took place at the home of Gen. 81
than G. Williams of Bellows Falls al
lie "a, when Miss Elizabeth Carr Will m
ms became the wife of James Arthur in
lrson. Mr.. Pearson is well known in W
) town where he was at one time at NJ
head of the Goodnow & Pearson n
nch clothing store of Keene which III
! conducted here few years ago. to
tate Superintendent Fl. G.. Morrison W
lie on the O'Clock train Monday after ~ ~
n and met the school boards of Swan p'
Winchester and Hinsdale at the Sc nj
mems room, for the purpose of con- at
ring the formation Of a joint supervis- nc
district composed of the three towns We
1t was not thought best to n
ynize at this first meeting although W. W.
three towns have voted for supervision az az
at an adjourned meeting of the OIL
rds to be held Monday, July 8, it is oV
ected that they will organize and plans on
then be perfected. pa
rs. Jerusha Marble died at her home on
Cream Pot hill at 1890 o'clock yester- tn
morning She was born in Westmin- mi
VT, about So years ago, coming to M
sdale when she was but IA years of br
and living here all the rest of her life. Il,
had been an invalid the greater part ad
Ter life. She was taken i'll the last of ~ ~
e when she contracted hard cold ~
Oh terminated in pneumonia which III
the immediate cause of her death. She tel