The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

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Maynard
Mis- uooree Stewart II canaan spent
one dag IN town hsl week At i, g
stewart,
Nh. aud Mrs. Edward McGresor Of
n,tiy visited in town las, week tot .es.
eial day.
Mr. and Mr. Clinton Han q rineca,i.le
Fa.. arr visiting M's. Hall. nephew, W,
". King,
q. :. smith has bccn ia northern New
York and Canada buying hoiSes, during
this week,
III Dupuis, Thomas Raleigh aud son,
Walter. II Greenfield were sunday visit
or ia town.
Lionel Dupee 81 Hartford. Conn.,. i
visiting his aunt aud uncle. Mr.. aud Mrr,
Octave Donna.
MIR. Margaret Neville of Manchester,
Y. H.. has been visiting NJ NJ ;, Manns
and !. T.. Mann's
A dance for the benefit 81 the hose team
was given by the forcsters IN their hall
Thursday evening.
Miss Marion Robertson accompanied by
her sister. Mr.. II. r. Wood went 10
Springfield Friday.
Mn. Eugene Wellington and daughter,
Mis-, Nina. left Tuesday for two weeks
visit in Berwick, Me.
Miss Doris CONWAY Of Winchester spent
Friday with her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Lynch.
Mrs. c. II. Bailey aud son OF Gardner,
Mass. have been recent visitors OF Mr.
aud Mr.. +. A. Davis.
Mr.. and AIr. llarwood and son OF
.tsasa Sunday ullg-ts Mt.
and Mrs. c. T.. Weed.
Rev. c. II. Temple was called TO Lewis.
ion. Me-. Tuesday TO oiiiciate at the fu.
neral OF parishioner
y. A. Blouin moved Friday to Lawrence,
Mass. where he has had employment Tor
the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Kinds and son,
Calvin. spent Wednesday in Richmond
with Mrs. Hlinds's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Griffin OF Glare.
mont. n. H., have been recent guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Booth.
During the month of August there will
be no preaching or Sunday school services
at the Congregational church.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock and David
Rosen of Greenfield spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. James Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chamberlain and chill
dren of Springfield, VT, came Friday for
visit with Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs. +. o. Benson and two children OF
Utica, n. V, have been renewing Hins'
dale acquaintance the past week.
w. p. Lyman. William Lynch, Octave
Donna and Louis O'Dette played with the
Ashuelot band at Forest lake Sunday.
Daniel Redding, who broke his leg just
above the ankle several weeks ago., is
getting along as well as can be expected.
The Higgins brothers and John Sander
son caught string of 40 pout in the
Baker. Hubbard pond last Monday night.
Jacob Britton Of Gardner. Mass, joined
his family at the home of his father,
George Britton, Saturday for brief stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Mann and son, Mer
ton. of Brattleboro spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. var
VILE
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of MARI
boro. Mass, have been the guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. J. r. Holman the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Howard Mccullough and son, Rus
sell. of Chicopee, Mass, came Saturday
for few days stay with Miss Minnie
Maginnis
F. A. Buckley attended the ninth an
NAL meeting of the state society for the
protection of New Hampshire forests at
the Mt. Washington house last week
A Brattleboro livery team figured in.
runaway here last Friday night caused by
the breaking of shaft iron No. one was
seriously injured but the carriage was
badly smashed.
w. l.. Crowley of Hartford, Conn, has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs John
Donovan, the past week. Mrs Mae Bruce
of Hartford came Tuesday for visit at
the same place.
Services will be held as usual at the
Methodist church both Sunday and week
day evenings throughout the month Of
August. Rev. and Mrs, N. L. Porter VIII
take their vacation during September
The thunder storm late last Thursday
afternoon was accompanied by hgn
wind and considerable hail. The. growing
croDs were greatly injured especially the
tobacco on all the farms except few IN
the south part of the town.
William G.. Booth has announced his
candidancy for representative on the re-
publican ticket at the primaries to be
held Sent. 6. Mr.. Booth has for many
wears been an industrious and upright
citizen of this town and has always been
staunch republican.
Miss Ruth Altman entertained party
of cousins and friends last Saturday, Inc
occasion took the form OF talr with tne
grab bag and fish pond much in evidence.
Refreshments were served after which
magic lantern show proved greatly enter
tanning to the young folks.
A lawn party was held at the home OF
North Hinsdale Ice-cream and cake were
sold during the evening and dance which
was held in the barn was enjoyed by a
large number. The Hinsdale drum corps
attended the party and played during the
evening.
The plans for the reunion Of the high
school alumni to be held next Thursday
are about completed and successful
affair is already assured, there, being con-
siderably over 100 former pupils who have
signifed their intentions of being present.
Arrangements have been made to accom-
odate much larger number and the COM
mittee in charge has made every prepare.
ton to give those present the time OF
their lives. A picnic will be held during
the day in Hanrahan's grove ana an teams ans
for conveying those who desire to ride to
the grounds. In the evening the banquet
will be held in the town hall in charge
Of the women of the Universalist church.
The local baseball team is by all odds
the strongest aggregation that has repre-
scented the town during the past few years
and the managers are busy arranging
games with strong out side teams. All
sorts of inducements have been offered
the Winchester team to play here or on
its grounds, but as yet to no avail Evl-
IDENTIFY Manager Reitzell does not care