The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-29
MNew Hampshire
HINSDALE.

Several from here attended the dreen'
field fair last week.
4. W. Tilden has been spending the
past week IN barre, VI.
Miss Rose Mead recently visited sew
eral days in Springfield.
William Streeter returned Tuesday
TO his home in Saco, Me.
Mrs, j. w. Jones and Mrs q. ;. smith
visited in keene last week,
Mrs. Henry Barrett is visiting her
daughter in Hartford, Conn.
Edward Weed was at home from MI
Hermon school over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Kilburn is guest at the
home of her son, L. NJ. Fuller.
Mrs. Ray l.. Fletcher is visiting reia'
tives in keene and Peterboro.
Prentiss Taylor returned last week
TO his studies at Tufts college.
Miss Eva c. Robertson is entertaining
Miss Gladys Saxton OF Boston.
Miss Nellie Rcdding of Brattleboro
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Edison Moon attended the funeral
of a relative in keene Saturday.
Mrs. j. o. Bergeron visited several
days in Greenfield, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Leonard has returned home from
Concord after a several weeks absence
G. A. Jones of Kcene visited with his
mother, Mrs. Julia Jones, over sunday,
W. +. Taylor of West Swanzey, y. H.,
has been spending several days IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Robertson and
Miss Eva Robertson were in Boston last
week.
Ralph w. Freeman has bought gaso'
line engine and ensilage cutting ma
chine.
Mrs. Walter Eaton of New York is
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. hich'
ard 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. $. Smith have been
entertaining Miss Cora Bemis OF Wor'
cester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Smith re-
Gently spent a couple of days IN Mt
Hermon.
Mrs. William Smith spent couple oil
days with Mrs. Samuel Smith IN heehe
last week.
Miss Isabelle Nealon has been spend
| ing part of this week with irlehds IN
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lombard of Keene
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and MIS-
! Roy d. Taylor.
Miss Emma LOOMS of liolyoke, Mass,
| came Tuesday for few days VISIT AT
| T. L. Bruce s.
Mrs. Susanna Scott has gone to Me.
chanicsville, n. Y, for visit OF three
| or four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and
daughter were guests several days AZ
w. J. Baileys.
| Mrs. Annie Smith of Springfield,
| Mass. has been visiting recently az
Joseph Bushey's.
DR.. and Mrs. O. l.. Smith 20 tomorrow
to Claremont, n. H., for visit OF a
week or 10 days.
Henry Barrett has purchased the I, -;
| Stroator farm ON the Plain road and VIII
move there at once.
| X. p. Minis has returned from Dan
| vile Ill. after a several weeks absence
visiting his daughter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Snow were called
To Dorchester last week by the illness
and death of relative.
+ !. Young was called to Hayerhlll
one day last week by the serious illness
of his brother, Joseph Young.
William Conway of Greenfield, Mass.
and Daniel Conway of keene were GUN
day visitors at their home here.
| Miss Margaret Conway Of Springfield
visited her grandparents, Mr.. ana MIS-
William Lynch, briefly last week.
| Mrs. Maurice Purcell and Misses Eliz
abeth and Monte Purcell went to keen'
Wednesday for brief visit with MIS-
Samuel Smith.
| Miss Maud Tacy of Holyoke, Mass;
and Miss Helen Brink of Hartford
Conn. were Sunday guests OF MIS-
Agnes Detour.
| w. S. Kimble of Boston spent Sun
day in town with his family, HIS daugh
ter, Helen Martha, returned to Boston
with him Monday for week s stay
Charles Owen and Miss Myra Over
returned home this week from Illtoh
n II. Mr.. Owen has spent the past sum
mer there with his daughter, Mrs. W. u
Tricky.
Misses Elizabeth and Monte Purcell
returned home Tuesday from the Whit'
Mountains where they have been EN-
ploved at the Profile House during thu
| summer.
, The women of the Universalist societ,
| are to have a harvest dinner ana sup
, per at the church rectory next THURSDAY
The supper will be followed by an enter
tainment.
Il TT. Abbott Jones and G.. p. Slate wer
drawn as grand and petit Jurors, re
spectively, last Saturday to serve dui
) ing the October term of the Cheshir
county court.
Amidon s wooden mill closed, IN
three days of the Valley falr ana Tn
foundry and paper mills were close
e Wednesday to allow the employees TO al
tend the fair.
Henry Royce painfully damned tn
middle finger on his left hand When
: heavy steel girder came down upon l
4 while he was working on the he'
Brightwood Paper mill.
Miss Chellis, who has been secured q
drawing teacher in the public schools
and her mother have taken rooms |
Mrs. d. A. Hosford s house on Todd Iii
. and will make their home there.
Eighty.eight excursion tickets wer
: sold at the local station "Wednesday
This represents only part, howevel
J. Iof those who went from here to the va
lev fair, as the majority went by team
e Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker an
Y daughter, Irene, of Orange. spent Snl
|. day at N. 0. Maynard's. MI. ana Mr
o Frank Avery Of Colrain came Tuesda
r for a visit Of few days at the sam
+. place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krunnenaker r
3 turned to their home in New York cit
i. Monday after a visit with relatives.
n town. They we're accompanied by Mr.
r Eva Lockwood and her little daughte
II Maxine.
= Work on the foundation OF the TOW
u ers of the electric wire line TO heeh
has been finished in this town and II
d construction force has moved up I'll
z river. The poles and towers will b
} erected later.