The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-07-23

rear of Mrs. Esther Dickenson's residence.
The Hinsdale brass band will furnish
music during the evening for the dancing.
A baseball team made up mostly of
professional men will cross bats tomorrow
afternoon with the fast Pine Grove
Springs hotel team on the latter's grounds.
| Walker and Doucette will be the battery
for the local team.
| The board of education have elected Mr.:
Linscott of Freedom, Me-, as principal
and Miss Smith of Nashua as first assist.
ant of the high school, and Miss Ethel
Fletcher of Franklin, N. H.. as teacher
| in the Sth and 9th grades.
NJ. D. White; station agent, accom- or,
panied by his wife and daughter Dorothy,
went to South Chelmsford, Saturday.
Mr.. White returned Sunday, but Mrs.
White remained to spend the week with
her sister, Mrs. Edward Belleville.
The Nameless Five was entertained by
Miss Hazel Roberts last Friday. evening
at Hotel Ashuelot. A bountiful supper
was served on the veranda and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. The occa-
sion was Miss Roberts's birthday. She
was presented with beautiful bar pin.
The lawn party held on the lawn of
David Bell and Mrs. Frank Stebbins on
last evening under the auspices of Queen
Esther Rebekah lodge was largely attend
ed The Hinsdale brass band rendered an
excellent concert and w. S. Lahiss of
Keene sung several songs which were
greatly enjoyed
The band concert last Friday evening
was even more enjoyable than the previ-
Gus ones. Several encores were given.
Director Lyman's cornet solo was the
feature of the evening. Judge Howe
with an appropriate speech presented the
money which has been contributed by the
business men for the lights.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor, Rev. Minot S. Hart
WE'LL will take for the subject of his
sermon, The Power of Motive. Sunday
school at u o'clock. Open air service at
$50, in front of Baptist church. Rev.
Edwin R. Smith of Concord delivered
very interesting address. at the meeting
showers was held in the Congregational
church. Rev. Mr.. Smith is the secretary
of the N. Fl. Home Missionary society of
the Congregational churches.
Universalist church announcements.
be, Rest. and Its Involved Opportunities.
The subject for the consideration of the
Y. p. G. U. will be The Young People
and their Union. This will be the last
Sunday before the summer vacation which
continues throughout August. The church
wishes YOU a healthful and happy vaca-
ton and hopes to see you with us be-
ginning Sept. s. Find help and strength
for yourself by helping us to help others,
for this is Christianity.
The logs have at last reached the dam
site and Wednesday large number were
lodged Just above the dam. However.
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logs drifted back up the river and over
the meadow. 1t will no doubt take some
time and an immense amount of work to
get the logs by the dam and it looks now
as though there would be much difficulty
in getting the logs over the numerous
sand bars just below the dam. About
three. feet of flash boards. have been
placed on the dam and this has caused a
large overflow on the meadows as well as
an increase in the depth Of the water in
the sluiceway through which the logs will
be sent.