The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
MNewH Hampshire
HINSDALE.
MORTGAGE BURNED.
Debt on Methodist Church Cleared
This Week.

siIed The exercises consisted OF singing
,,,a,,ar and rejoicing Addresses were made
H. Mr. Williams. Mr. Dlekerman, MI
nnuv Mr. I.iscom. Mrs. Marley aid the
nastor Rev. y. l.. Porter. letter OF
Generalization from the former pastor keV
G. r. Locke, was read, :
rising vote of thanks was gwen u,
Bartlett. principal of the high sehool, anu
Mr.. I.scom for their interest ana generous
gifts TO the debt raising fund Inc pus
tor was requested TO send letters 10 THESE
c c conveying the thanks of the
Near the close OF the exercises Mr.. WI
lams showed the paid.up mortgage to the
congregation, placed II upon laige way
which was held hy four men and IN the
presence of those assembled touched u
{ghted match to the paper while the PEG
nie sang heartily the DoXology Praise 600
from whom All Blessings Flow. I'M
medntey following the people adjourned
10 the vestry where refreshments wel1
served by the women OF the church ana
social homr enjoyed
Z. j. Temple was in Concord recently
Mrs. :. II. Richards visited in Greenfield
Tuesday.
John Murray visited in Greenfield last
Saturday
G. $. Howe was in Boston a couple OF
DAYS last week.
Clifford Steans was at home from Dur
ham over Sunday,
NJ. S. Mann was in Boston and Man
chester last week.
Miss Nellie Lyman spent the day IN
Greenfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Holman visited in heenc
one day this week
]. NJ. Lamb was in Springfield, Mass
one day the past week.
G.. c. Fisk OF Springfield came Tuesday
for short stay in town.
Mrs. Eugene Stevens spent Friday and
Saturday in Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Flaherty went to Boston
Monday for brief stay.
II. II. Russell was in New York last
week on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor were in Green
field for the day Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Temple entertained the
Nameless Five last Saturday,
Mrs. o. II. Cooper has been in poor
health for several weeks past
Miss Florence Fisk of Brattleboro has
been visiting Mrs. w. 5. kimball.
Several went to Greenfield last Tuesday
TO attend an auction sale of horses.
BENJAMIN Hall went Wednesday to Hart
ford. Conn, where he has employment.
Mrs. l.. II. Davenport and Mrs. K, D.
TAYLOR visited in Winchester Thursday.
Robert Field of Springfield has been visit
inc at his home here several days this week
II. /
been visiting at w W. Wings the past
week.
Mrs. T. w. Bruce of Brattleboro spent
Friday with her daughter. Mrs. k. Nj. Lang
worthy.
Warren Langlle, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. II. Langille, is i'll with typhoio
pneumonia
Paul and Miss Mabel Johnson have beer
visiting their sister, Mrs. Rex Coane, II
Brattleboro.
B. j. Riley has moved into the Wellmar
house on High street from the FISK house
on Depot street.
Rev. Arthur J.. Hill will commence his
pastorate at the Congregational church
Sunday, April s.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Robertson and Miss
Eva Robertson were in Springfield Tor sey
eral days recently.
Mrs. Henry Isaacs of Greenfield spent
several days in town last week with he'
sister, Mrs. A. L. Taylor.
n. 0. Maynard recently purchased tim
Der lot in Richmond which is said to be the
best in Southern New Hampshire.
The annual meeting of the Hlnsdale
board of trade will be held in the select
mems room next Monday evening at
o'clock
The Junior class of the high school vii
hold an entertainment and fair at the .towr
hall May 5. They will present lei on
parle Francois"
Rev. N. L. Porter of the Methodist
church gave helpful sermon to his people
last Sunday morning. Both services were
largely attended and much enjoyed
son. INNS. was born to Mr.. and Mrs
I. G. M. Urquhart in Jaffrey Monday
Mrs. Uruuhart was formerly Miss Mabe
Proctor and is very well known in THU
town.
Next Sunday morning palm Sunday
Mr.. Bradley will preach at the, morning
service, Christ's Call to the Jewish Nation
text Blessed is he that cometh in the name
of the Lord.
Maurice Purcell is working for the Orrir
c. Robertson company. Mr.. Purcell wa!
injured at the Ashuelot Paper company
mill year ago and has not been able tt
work since that time until now.
Little Harold Abbott, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs George Abbott, underwent an opera
ton for the removal of adenoids last Mon
day DR.. Gorham of Bellows Falls per
formed the operation assisted by DIR. Basel
of Ashuelot.
A reception will be given in the Congre
gational church next Wednesday evening
April -, to Rev. Mr.. Hill and family. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all peopl
who feel interested in meeting the new
pastor The reception will be from s to 8
A very pleasant surprise party was givel
Mrs. w. r. Smith one evening last weel
by her neighbors and friends The oc
casion being her I'D birthday. Mrs. Smitl
was given a purse of money and yer.
pretty birthday cake with the dates 1889
1911. Ice-cream and cake were servet
during the evening.
Rev. George e. Leighton, superintendent
of Universalist churches for New Hamp
shire. is spending the week in Hinsdale
He has spoken every evening at the Uni
versalist church. Next Sunday Afternoon
he will address the juniors at 4 o'clock am
in the evening will preach at 6.3O. Topic
The Lord the Strength of our Lives
The Woman's club met with Mrs F.
Leonard Tuesday afternoon, the topic TO
the program being New Hampshire. TIL
roll call was responded to by poetry AM
facts about New Hampshire A brief his
tory was given by Miss Eva Wellman; CO
lonial Life by Mrs. Julia Fay, and 1t
No+o1 Mo-, H., Mics Gbo,1offa Slate T,b