The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
MNeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.

Me. llelee saith ssa' 10 Nashua sat
aFdsy,
Va. MeDonan of trreaiisld vas ia 'osa
Tuesday,
cad Smith va. hams over Sunday from
nraitlebofe,
Miss Jennie Maynard visited in Put
ney over SUNDAY,
\. A. Rlouin ai l.aNwner vas al home
oyef Sunday,
Miss Junie Howe hss hrsn III With the
prevailing disIemper
Mn. Frank boucher la. been ia heslon
several days recently
Edward Tihbetl, Va, Al home from
Greenfield over sunday,
", :, Kimhall Of Boston spent SUNDAY
ia town with hi family,
Miss Marion adams Of south Vernon
visited in town saturday
Miss Sarah Mcleod las been ~ with
severe cold the pat week
n q. Cove al Sou,hbndse. Macs, sprn,
sunday at W, ", klngs
", n. Stacy va, in Boston. Lewiston
aud Manchester lasi week.
Mr.. q. II. BAILEY ha. been VI with
severe cold the pa, week,
Mrs. N. =. lonc, Of kern- va. guest
Al ". q. Booths last week,
Mi.s Marion Robert .on visited several
days last week in Winchester.
Mn. II. T.. Jcifonl. Of plymouih, y. H..
spent two days in town lat week.
Miss c. Maude TAYLOR is working in the
Brightwooi mill for a short time
~ -. a.
OF Mr.. and Mir. Lorenzo >tebhlns,
Miss Nellie Boom Is At home from
Springfield for few weeks vacation
Mr.. J. T.. Scot, has lhen entertaining
her niece, Mrs Mary Enrght OF Troy.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock Of Greenfield.
Mass, spent Sunday at her home here.
WP. TAYLOR OF Winchester was in town
last "Wednesday attending to his property,
Miss May Conley OF Boston is visiting
Rev FIR. Cahill at the pafochial residence.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Hubbard OF Airing
ton, Mass. were recent guests OF II. II.
Dole.
c. A. Pearson is moving into the house
which he recently purchased on Northheld
street
George Lewis has returned from visit
with his daughter, Mrs. +. +. Mason, IN
Brighton.
G. Milan Smith has secured a respon.
sible position with wholesale wool house |
in Boston.
Ed. Cunningham and son Edward OF
HYDE Park have been visiting at Patrick |
Conway's.
Miss Annie White and Miss Hannah |
Higginson spent Wednesday in keene Wis
iting schools.
Mrs. A. NJ Bradley delivered an address
at the Grove Hall church in Dorchester
last Sunday.
Mrs. +. l.. Hildreth OF Brattleboro Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Sarah Fales, one
day last week
Miss Mildred Hanrahan and Miss Susie
Hanrahan visited in West Swanzey a few
days last week.
DR.. G.. II. Foss. recently of this town.
has been elected to the board of health
in Alstead, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Dsyis have been en-
Pertaining Misses Louise and Katherine
Bailey of Smith college.
The Beaman house on Canal street Is
being wired for electric lights and steam
heat will soon be installed.
Miss Minnie Snow visited her brother,
Charles Snow, in Winchendon Mass, from
Saturday until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Duggan attended
the funeral of Mrs. Duggan's brother. John
Dunleavy, in Brattleboro Friday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Richards of Royal
ton, VT, are visiting Mrs. Rchards's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lamb.
Walter Barlow OF Lawrence, Mass, is
working at the power house installing
regulator and compromising the stunts
James Mccormick, who has been housed |
for the past two weeks with the prevail
ing distemper, is able to be about again.
The concrete work in the Orren c. Rob
ertson paper mill is now completed and
the paper machinery will be installed in
short time.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church {
are to serve a dinner in the basement din .
ing room of the town hall town meeting l
day Tuesday.
w. H. Lyman recently received money
prize for having one of the most attrac-
tive show windows decorated with posters
of the February Ladies World. I
Miss Gladys Burns secured the largest
number of votes in the diamond ring con
test at Mann's drug store and was given
the ring last Saturday evening.
Rev. NJ S. Hartwel's condition remains y
about the same. After having very try
ing night last Saturday he rallied some I
what Sunday and has been comfortable
since. =
Mrs. Emily Estey observed her 9lst
birthday last Saturday. She received
many gifts and membranes of the day
from her many friends Mrs. Estey is re- q
bright and active for one of her !;
advanced years. :,
Last Sunday evening a deer was chased e
by three unknown shepherd dogs into E.
V. Aldrichs dooryard and after running
about for few moments in bewlldered
manner made its escape. Several deer
have been seen in the vicinity of the vii p
lage lately.
Shirley Mcdonald was given party last :,
Friday evening by large number OF y
friends in the Grand Army hail. the occa- =
sion being his birthday. The evening was :,
spent in a most enjoyable manner. Games :,
Of all kinds were played. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served.
R. D. Taylor began work last week as
shipping clerk for the Ellis company. r
There are at present several hands EN- =
ployed by this company, but it will be r
some time before the full quota will be at .
work as only small part of the machin- \
cry has arrived. n
Rev Mr. Robbins of Concord, superin- F
tendent of the Anti-Saloon league of New o
Hampshire, will preach at the Congrega t
tional church next Sunday morning, and j
the communion service will be admins t;
tered. Mr. Robbins will preach in the 50
evening at the union meeting in the Uni II
versaist church
The continued rain of the first of the
week has caused large amount Of snow to
disappear and all the streams in this vi
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