The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-27
MNeWH Hampshire
HINSDALE.

Friday,
G. T., Stevens visited in Bennington
VT, over Sunday,
The FIRE department has purchased 2
new rubber coats,
Mrs. Il. T.. Stratton spent Sunday il
Springfield, Mass.
NJ. r. Micott moves his family to Brat
tleboro next week,
Miss Nellie Redding was at home from
Bratileboro Sunday,
w. II. Lyman was in Springfield, Mass,
one day last week,
Roger L, Holland has been visiting N
Boston the past week.
The Knitting club met with Mrs. c. 4
Gray Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. T., Weed is spending this wecl,
with relatives in Manchester.
Mrs Samuel Hall and son are visiting
in miers Falls this week.
Mrs. Sarah Plummer is visiting for a
short time in Shelburne Falls.
Miss Minnie Snow and Miss Alta Snow
visited in Winchester Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Savage was i'll last week
with an acute attack of indigestion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb Of Greenfield
visited in town briefly Wednesday.
Miss Eva Robertson has been housed for
several days with a sprained ankle.
George STATIONS family have gone to
Milers Falls for an indefinite stay.
Gordon Williams, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Fred Hale Of Winchester is visiting
at Mrs. j, NJ Lambs a few days this
week.
Miss Rena MAY Carrick OF Greenwich,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ethel Fletcher this
week,
Mrs Jane Preston of West Mortified
came Wednesday for visit at G. T.
States
Mr.. and Mrs. James o'Brien went Wed
nesday for a visit in Springfield and Mon
son, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b Davis spent last
week in Hartford, Conn, with their son,
Fred Davis.
Mrs. T. w Bruce of Bratteboro spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. X, NJ,
Langworthy.
Miss Ethel Perry comes tonight from
her home in Winchendon to visit Miss
Elizabeth Lynch
Miss Viola Patterson of Hoyoke Mass,
is a guest at the home of her brother,
George Patterson.
"Star'' Williams, noted local traper,
recently set trap for skunk and caught
an ls-pound coon.
f. w. Robertson has been confined to
the house for several days owing to a
badly twisted knee,
William Redding returned the first of
the week from Greenfield, Gardner, Wor,
cester and Boston.
Forty.three from this town went to
Keene to attend the production of Madam
Y Tuesday evening.
William Gould of Everett, Mass, was
called here last Thursday by the death of
Mrs. Elizabeth Marley.
Mrs. Maria Hartnett and son. Russell
Hartnett, of Greenfield were recent vlsi-
tors at j. o. Bergerons.
Mrs. Algemon Worthington of Spring
field, Mass, was a guest for several days
of the Misses Fitzgerald.
Eugene Britton of Springfield, Mass,
visited in town few days last week and
has now left for California.
The high school juniors are to. give a
masquerade dance this evening. Lyman
orchestra is to furnish the music.
There will be an auction of the personal
property of the late |. ID. Streeter at the
home place tomorrow afternoon.
N1lSs hdIUtIlHe AldiulnlB VI NOltn Az
ans, Mass, was a guest of Mrs. w. +. |
Robertson several days last week.
Drs o. L. Smith and H. L. Brown are
breaking records for partrdges in the To-
cal covers with the former thigh gun"
Mrs. Julia Fay returned home Monday
after a six-weeks absence in Guiford, |
Bratteboro, VT, and Greenfield, Mass.
Benjamin Hall and Raymond Wright
have gone to Shelburne Falls where they
have employment at one of the new dams
The L. S. C.'s met with Mrs F. w. Til
den Wednesday afternoon and evening. An
excellent supper was served at $50 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Oppenheimer of
Springfield, Mass, are the guests of the
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Bridge.
A very strong and somewhat fancy
fence, painted white, has been built along
the new state road at all embankments
and culverts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Quirk and daughter
returned Saturday to their home in Pitts
field, Mass, after visit of few days at
j. E. Manns.
Mrs. Everett j. Gordon of Bristol, N.
H., came Monday for a visit with her
mother Mrs. M. j. Smith, and other rela-
tives in town.
Roscoe Jordan returned from North 5
Carolina this week Monday after an alb
sence of several weeks He was gone on a !
painting job. {
Mrs. E. j. Hart and children and Miss
Hart visited in Hartford, Conn, from q!
Thursday until Monday Mr.. Hart spent
Sunday there. I
George E. Robertson of Washington,
D. c., came home Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Marley, and returned to
Washington Sunday.
The social dance given by the Sons of
Veterans in G. A. R. hall was well at.
tended last Friday. Lyman's orchestra I
furnished excellent music.
The large barn which A. A. Boldt re- b
Gently purchased from H. H. Dole is being S
moved on rollers from the Maplewood :,
farm to the formers place.
A hash supper was served in the Congre- o
gational church vestry Wednesday even
ing by the women of the parish. A short :
followed the supper. !,
Ovid Nicols of Bennington called on Il
Hinsdale friends this week. Mr.. Nicols has a
now gone to Providence, R. l., where he is D
to attend school for automobile chaufeurs. g
Mrs. H. j. Newell was in Concord last =
week attending the Sunday School conven- "
tion. Mr.. Newell visited for several days =
in Antrim where later in the week his "
wife joined him. d
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pearson of Keene a
we're visitors at G. A. Parsons Sunday. W
Mrs. Pearson remained for the week to a
prepare her household goods for removal m
10 Keene Thursday. CT