The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

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sslle acre gaasis 81 Mf, and Mr. y a,
Masinnis a lea dags Ihis serhs
Miss Isl4nrhs iiush friaEassi Ia hans0s,
Mass. ailh hsT sislsf, Mrs, f1mrF Ieeh'
shsnd, Tuesday Zoe = short slsii,
Gu smith II White River iahs.lea
anl Il. N. smilh e itasioa Nste FL Their
hasne heIr the Iinl II The Nesk,
Wllfnl Ratsr and family II Ashaslol
have moved ihla aas II the irhrmshss ~
the Parks haas9 on thuish siirsi,
Rsv. \, l., Porter has moved he he'isr'
LaiI s.sals ff0in the liaafk housr ga
RYst siIeri 10 the baptist parsonage,
Charles Enslish ii Nashua, y, IL, has
l.,n visiting her slsieT. Mrs, jesri.h
iIashry, aud brother, Henry English
Mr.. O. 4, cramer went To ihldwins'
VILE Last SATURDAY for a short stay WITH
Mr. rramer, Who has emplosmeni ihefe,
Mics Hannah aud Miss Filth hlssin'
san have gene 10 ha,rfhiii Mass im
yisii with their brother. Joseph hiss'n'
san,
Mark Smith 81 Rarkc. \, " .aecoin'
IanirA By hls granddaughter, fi.hees
Jones, is visiting has hio'hrf' hrhif
Smith.
Several from here wen, 10 Nolihield
lat FRIDAY night 10 attend The orlrhia'
ton By the ronieirnoe students Al 'h'
seminary.
The Ansel Diekinsons Sons company
has purchased the Doolllllc lam oNnei
by Edward BARBER Ia the south part OF
the town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y, l. Latham aud scn'
WAYNE, al Boston came lat week LOT
visit with Mrs. ialham's sister, Mrs, III
ljcfgcron.
Michael aud William Dempsey Of New
York city aud Miss Nellie Dempsey were
al their home here several days the hfsi
of the week.
Mrs. William curran and two daugh'
ters. Marion aud Julia. OF Boston came
Tuesday 10 visit Mr.. CurTan's sister,
Ms. George Robbins.
The young women OF the univcnalisl
church served rose luncheon in the
yostry OF the church Thursday evening
which was well patroniscd.
Miss Doris Cantlin. Misses Bertha and
Inez Higgins have gone 10 spoiiord lake
this week where they will work during
the summer at Wares hotel.
Mrs. George Jakcway and child OF
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Sander
son and Robert Sanderson Of Waterbury
are visiting llinsdale relatives.
Mrs. Frank Mason and children OF
Brighton, Mass, came Friday 10 spend
hte summer in town. Mr. Mason will
come this week 10 join his family
The subject OF the sermon at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday morning
will be The Fellowship OF Service. The
Holy Communion will be administered.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coughlin and
Miss Rose Duggan Of Greenfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Duggan Of Boston were
July visitors with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Duggan.
Miss Florence Britton recently returned
from a visit in Gardner and other Mas.
sachusetts places. She was accompanied
by Doris Britton. who will visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brit
ton, for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Crowninshield Of
Newark, n. j., 'Stillman Crownlnshield
Of Canton, Mass, Alfred Crowninshield
and family OF Jamaica, VT, were among
the Fourth OF July visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Crowninshield.
In Hinsdale at the Universalst parson-
age by Rev. Asa NJ. Bradley Isaac W.
Newton of Mortified, Mass, and Miss
Marion Evelyn Moody Of Newton, Mass,
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Barber of Mortified.
w. +. Robertson has purchased the
"checkered house" lot and a part OF the
Barrett lot adjoining and will soon COM
reported that the building will be of the
bungalow type about 80 feet square and
constituted entirely of concrete.
The might before" was unusually noisy
but little or no damage was done to prop
! erty and the crowd contented themselves
for the most part with legitimate fun.
There were several bonfres but all were
looked after by one or more special
police of which there were large num-
| Der. The day itself was as quiet as the
night before was noisy, due no doubt to
the large number going to Winchester to
attend the celebration.
Early last Friday morning a deer came
down Canal street and turned up. Depot
street. On nearing the bridge it became
and rather than pass through the bridge
Jumped the nearby embankment to the
river below, distance of at least 30 feet
Although fatally injured the buck man
aged to swim the river, but on reaching
the opposite shore fell back again into
the water and died in few minutes.
Hinsdale was represented by an excep-
tionally large number of people at the
firemens' muster in Winchester last Mon
day. Several of the local firemen took
part in the parade and the junior hose
team won second prize of $25 in the hose
races making a faster run than the
Ashuelot team which took first prize, but
losing time on the coupling. Hinsdales
time was 30 2-5 seconds. The Ashuelot
team was aided by Richard Howe, Win
Brooks and Neil Latham, Howe making
an exceptionally fine coupling. The. Hins-
dale drum corps was very much in evil
dence in the parade and their good play
ing was well applauded. w. P. Lyman,
William Booth, Octave Donna, Lewis
O'Dette and Fred Dimanche assisted the
Winchester band.