The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
MNeWH Hampshire
HINSDALE.
OLD soHooI.MArEs MEET AGAIN
saasssfal Rsaniea Of Hlsh seheoi
Alumni Association.

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q The ilihs.iair hieh ssael hFld iss hisl
tranieh Thursday, A9s, - shd sA'
ss.s.s..i eiih iso,aii.as as@lAsf, fhs
ssqs,i,a as srislsslssl With = pirnio IN
sin,iiag sIss1is Ia lianFahans sfosr daring
tlr sisN AMI q hAnqlsi ia the ol~tA haaiss
In lie evening, The Vanons lsli sports
al tha uitnie iifaAnl interesting, rsl~eial
h, Inc hall ganAe, A lsasksl lanfh q
sansd ii0a ~ 10 | 0elnfk, Abcai "a
attended the Isrnlr, a large nnnaisrf 81
Ihrss Visiting the high sahn0l building 90
friufnlng it,am the grove,
The sufffss ~ tho enllte affair Nas rtri
sfsaieF than ihe hapes II lis naosl enihns
iAslie supiAatters and Mas The mrAns 81
insmins continuation ~ truniohs -
fuiule Year.. IN many Nals the Ivnnin'.
rrsrmllssl ana oil home dan gathering and
hal the picnic hesn a general one, sari'
Il na doubt Niil b. on the neat orrAsinh'
a slil greater number Il llins,iaie's sons
and daughters would have nlnfnei - ~
new ala acquaintance, Among the classes
Ia make the l.osi showing N paint IT At.
tendance Mas ihs class II ~ the seeohd
one ia IL graduated. az it, eight memiseis
siN mete prssrni. The elass oi llni also
had a good Irrcrniagr ptrsrni The ban
quri Mas served 10 ~. graduates, iofnlri
pnlils aud ieaohers al ,.'n q clock "a il'o
-
Ira IN nratilrlsoro furnished music. The
han Wa. yeiy ariislloallg decorated with
sincamcrs Il green and gold and the tables
were decorated with bouquets Of golden
GLOW. The place ranls al the top 81 which
Ma a cnt IL the high school building made
very prtty souvenirs. The banquet MAS
IN change III the women Of the Universal
IL church aud they left nothing 10 be
desired either ~ quality or n seisiee'
AZ the close oi he banquet !. ", Cotton
president Of the alumni association, vel
coined all present as guests OF the asso'
citation, gave a hiiri outline 81 IT. start
and closed his remarks 10y announcing
Prof. ". !. Leonard ii the University
of West Virginia ~ toasimasler. Pr9i,
Leonard took occasion 20 outline briefly
the school conditions previous To the
establishing of the high school Ia 1873
and al the wonderful opportunities TIM
nigh school had offered 10 the community,
emphasizing especially the wisdom shown
in selecting for the iirSt principal a man
20 capable and influential a Capt. Charles
L. Hall OF Shclhume Falls, Mass, who
continued his duties here until 1881 lie
then introduced Capt. Hall rs the pIineii'
nal speaker of the evening. Capt. liaii
address was intensely interesting, dealing
as il did with the early history OF the
school and portraying the difficulties and
the harlships encountered and the ulti'
mate success. During his speech he woye
in an interesting story OF his early teach
ing in Missouri previous 10 the Ihil war,
during which he served with distinction,
and OF visit to the south since that
time. Capt Hall is one OF the most prom
inent educators of New England and y
at present superintendent OF schools at
Shelburnc Falls.
The speakers who followed were all en-
ioyable and entertaining and the program
was intersperscd by selections from the
former glec club Of the school, readings by
L. II. Mann and singing by Mrs. +. L.
Robinson of st. Louis. Mo. The topics
of the speakers were as n rule oil gen
eral nature. all emphasizing the import.
ance of continuing the reunions. The
announcement that Prof. c. III. Patterson
was unable TO be present caused feeling
OF regret. 4 letter from him was read by
the secretary. Miss Minnie Todd, The
speakers gave their addresses ~ the iol,
lowing order: Mrs. w. A. kenney of
Worcester. Mass. Minnie A. Bascom,
'S2). Mrs. S. c. Derby of Columbus. Ohio,
margaret Il. Leonard, 'S3), Miss Flor
ence NJ. King of Northampton. Mass,
Francis +. Mason 30, high school OF
Commerce, Boston; Edward p. Bailey, 93,
high school. Boston; Jesse p. Hall. ~,
of Fairhaven, Mass; Miss Anna Maria
Mitchell, SO, of Boston; ID. NJ. Fitzgerald
of Chicago; Herbert NJ Wilder Of, New
York and Hinsdale; Edward X; Hall So,
of Boston. and Rev. Charles IL. Temple
1900 of Lewiston, Me.
At the close all joined in the singing OF
America Dancing was then enjoyed for
an hour.
Those present from out of town were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of keene,
Mrs. Gladys Butler Chamberlain of vii.
mington. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Hildreth of
Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +.
Shaw of Greenfield Mrs. William O'Brien
of Hyde Park, Miss Allie Roberts OF
Boston, Dr. and Mrs Il. p. Ruggles OF
Dorchester Miss Ruth Bacon of Dorchester,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Fitzgerald OF ,Chlca-
60, Miss Clara Z. Campbell Of Winchester hester
Miss Eloise f. White of Ledyard, Conn,
Miss Annie Conway of Stafford Springs,
Conn, Miss Nellie Redding Of Brattleboro,
Miss Grace Whitaker of Schenectady, y,
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Basey of Brock
ton, Mass, Capt. c. p. Hall and Miss
Mary Hall of Shelbulne Falls, Edward X.
Hall of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. jesse f
Hall of Fairhaven Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
+. f. Mason of Boston, Mrs. Robert H.
Altman of Madison. n, j., II. NJ; Wilder
of New York city, Miss Flora, freeman
OF New salem, Mass, It'll. anu 1"io. ~
J. Leonard of Morgantown, w. Va, Miss
+. NJ. King of Northampton, Mass, Miss
Ruth Race of New Haven, Conn, Mrs.
S. c. Derby of Columbus O., Mrs. Thomas
Keane Of Dorchester, Mass, George a.
Holland of Norwich, Conn, Mrs. w. a.;
Kenney of Worcester, Mass, Prof. and
Mrs. i. L. Robinson of St, Louis, Mo-;
Mrs. H. r. Word of Ashuelot. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Minis Of Keene, Miss Bertha
Lewis of Boston, Mrs. o. H. Frye OF west
Wilton. N. H., Misses Della and Elizabth
Belleville of South Chelmsford, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. b. A. Oppenheimer OF Spring,
field, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. 3: a, Bostord
of Brattleboro, VT, Miss Edith Smith OF
Malone. n. " Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Beers
of Whately, Mass, George Perry OF Chm
ton. Mass, j. A. Fisher of Cambridge,
Mass, Mrs. E. D. Jeffords Of ChlcopteHe
Falls, Mass, DR.. and Mrs. George 1;
Greenwood of Fitchburg, Mass, Mr., and
Mrs. w. r.. Howe of Chicago, Rev. Z. Il.
Temple of Lewiston, Me, Mrs: Julia ).
Newcomb of Fitchburg, Mass, Miss Agnes
Detour of Waverley, Mass, Robert w.
Field of Springfield, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
w n Gould of Everett, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Scott of Winchester
Greenfield Defeated in Interesting
Game.
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