The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-23
MNew Hampshire
HINSDALE.

past week -
William Iuffan will spend thfis'hias ~
his home Ia Boston.
Seho,l. closed today Tor the Christmas
vacation 1T one week
Mis- MaIgie aud Miss Annie Nhi'e SiTh'
SATURDAY in ,,rcenlield'
Nr,. " = kimhall was ~ spiihshrh'
Mass, one day recently
Nrs. !. 4. Dexter went To Spfingheh'
Mas today Tor briei stay
Mrs. +. :. Leonard was IN Spfingilriu
from sunday until Tuesday
Dr Cyus Davis OF Winchester is visit
ing his brother, A, II, DAVIS,
Mrs. Holden al Guillord i visiting her
daughter. Mn. j. II. Watson,
Mrs. ". q. i. Martin aud Mr. May
Leach were IN keene Saturday
John Robus has gone TO Boston to ne
main for the rest of the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delphy Of south
Vernon visited IN town Sunday.
Miss Mabel Lang of Laconia has been
recent guest al Frank Brittons.
Al, aud Nlr.. W. q. j. Martin were IN
darlington the tint of the week.
Hahn Small OF Sangonille, Me, called al
the uniyersalist parsonage Tuesday
q y. Slate attended the state. grange
meeting in Concord, \. H., Tuesday.
Miss Florence Conway of Winchester
visited in town the iirst Of the week
II " Robertson and Miss Eva Robert
SON have been in Philadelphia this week,
Earl Bailey goes 20 l.ittieion, n H.
Monday 10 spend the week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens spend
Christmas at their home IN Bennington
VT.
Clarence. the little son OF Mr; and Mrs.
j H. Watson, has been very III the past
week
Miss Ella Streeter came home fflday
from Conc. \. H., for two weeks Na'''
tion.
Mrs Harriet NJ Wilder, who has been
III for some time is being cared for 10y Mrs
Cate.
,John Cole came today from East Koch
ester. Mass. to spend Christmas WIN re'a
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sanderson and I'd.
Sanderson of Waterbury, Conn, are eN
pected here to spend Christmas WIN rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Lamb OF Green
field are to spend Christmas at ~ VI
Lambs
Rev. A. VI. Bradley passed several days
al Brewster. Mass, this week visiting MS
mother.
Miss Lillian Myers comes home Saturday
from Florence Mass, for the thlrs'ihas
holidays.
Miss Cora i. Dexter is expected home
tomorrow after a several weeks visit III
Dayton, o.
Miss Maize Powers who has been teach
ing in Peacham, is at home Tor the ohrist'
mas vacation.
Mrs. Elmer Townshend OF Saugus, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Philbert Bean.
H. T. Fisher will spend the holidays with
his sister. Mrs. Guy Bushnell, IN Ihomp-
sonville, Conn.
The pupils of the high school held a
Christmas social in the e. \. Il. nan
Thursday evening.
Lester Cramer Of Claremont, y, H., IS
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Marley, this week.
Mrs. Eva Lockwood, Miss Pearl King
and Miss Eveline Stewart spent the day
in Keene Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell Of Everett,
Mass. are expected Saturday for Christ
mas at H. II, Russells.
Miss Venie Doucette was called to
Peterboro last week by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs Percy Booth,
A Sunday school concert will take the
place of the morning service at the Con
gregational church next Sunday
Mrs. Smith and daughter Miss Nellie
Smith, 90 to Worcester, Mass, Saturday to
spend Christmas with relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. Henry
Williams Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. +. Field, Miss Florence Field,
Miss Jennie Field and Miss l.. Hazel hob
erts were in Springfield Friday and Sat
urday.
Misses Mary and Ellen Fitzgerald re
turned Tuesday from Boston where they
have been visiting relatives the past four
weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Porter Arnold returned to
her home in Monson, Mass, Saturday,
after spending several weeks at the Metho-
dist parsonage.
Miss Jennie McInlear, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkins Tor
several weeks, returned to her home IN
Wallingford Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald OF
Haverhill, Mass. were guests OF the Tor
mers brothers, s. H. Mcdonald and Car
roll Mcdonald several days last week.
Miss Dorothy Gray is at home IRON the
seminary at Mortified and Miss Marina
GRAY is expected from Halifax, ana Miss
Annie j. Gray from Boston Tor Christmas
The Christmas tree at the Methodist
church will be held Saturday evening al
$50 o'clock. The program will be ~, IN
e L. S,,nJoy school children, L ne
public is cordially invited.
John Golden of Warren, Mass Francis
Golden of Holyoke, Mass, and Joseph
Golden of Palmer, Mass, were. IN town
Tuesday, called here by the death OF their
sister Mrs. Joseph Hanna.
More deer were seen on the last day
IDec. 15) of the open season than during
the two weeks previous, but only one was wa
killed. doe shot by DR.. q. Il. smith;
This makes the total % for the local
hunters.
On and after Jan. 1, 1911, the merchants
of Hinsdale are to cease giving cash as
count or cash cards for trade. However,
all goods bought for cash on or before
Dec. 80, 1910, will be subject to the usual
discount.
The BODY of Mrs. Margaret Golden
Hanna, wife of Joseph Hanna, who died LED IN
Swanzey Sunday was brought, here Tues
day for burial in St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs Hanna was the daughter OF Patrick
Golden of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Butler of Cambridge
port. Mass, who recently returned from
Paris, Mrs. William Gould of Everett,
Mass, snd George E Robertson of Wash
ington. d. c., are Christmas guests at the
home of their father George A. Robertson.
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of Golden Rule lodge. A. e.