The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-25
HINSDALE, N. H.

Louis O'Dette is spending a week
in Boston.
w. II. Lyman was in Boston several
days last week.
Harold Stacy of Holyoke has been |
at George Britton s several days.
NJ. S. Leach is entertaining his sis
ter, Miss Cornela Leach of Keene.
Earl Bailey has Been at home from
South Deerfeld, Mass, several days.
Thomas Mann and Edward White
are spending two weeks in New York
city.
Mrs. Burt Cleaves of Springfield.
Mass, has been visiting relatives in
town.
FFYtb, Ruff caught a handsome pike
! at the tlake Wednesday which was 81
inches long and weighed II II pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Powers have gone
! to Cedars, Canada, to stay a week with
their daughter, Mrs. William Fitzger
aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Curran and
two daughters, Marion and Julia, OF
Springfield, Mass, were recent visitors
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Noel Collins of Green
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Orlin Whitney
| Oh IEdbtleDOTO aICtHucu JNt IuDeTdI OF
Charles Owen Monday.
Harry H. Russell and Walter L. Todd
have been drawn as grand and petit
jurors, respectively, to serve at the
October term of court.
\ concert will be given at the Con
oregational church Oct. 10 by students
from the Ithaca conservatory of mu-
sic. The proceeds win 90 toward pur
| 81 OruaO bIowar
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. q. =. Smith went to Boston
this week i'm their automobiles. Mr..
Jones made arrangements to ship his
car to his home in Los Angeles, Cal.
and the party returned here in Mr.
Smith 5 ear.
At meeting of the high school glec
club Gladys Stearns was elected pres
ideut, Marion Jef1ords vice president
=, Ruth Langille secretary, and jean
Gray treasurer. Eighteen new mem
& bers joined the club, bringing the
membership to PC.
Rev. stephen Smith, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church il
E this town, will celebrate the 18th an
L niversary OF his marriage on Oct - al
4 his home in Port Angeles, Washington
where he il now located. Mr.. Smitl
I was married soon after coming to thi.
town.
Mrs. Peter Dupee was painfully in
iured early Monday morning when. il
h the darkness, she mstoOk the celia
& door for the hall door in her home an,
4 fell headlong down the cellar stairs
She was badly bruised and upon ex
aminationN it was found that one ril
was broken.
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horses in the parade ut the Valley fai
Wednesday and two pairs were award
Ell blue ribbons. ". S. Leach had "a fin
4 display of wagons on the grounds an,
the float which he showed here Jul
4th was in the parade. w. G. Smit
also had three pairs of work horses il
4 the parade.
& An exceptionally large number 0
e IIinsdale people attended the Vale
n fair Wednesday, there being 81 tic kct
sold at Fort Hill station and - at tn
- local station, while many others wen
- on mileage books. Besides these Il larg
number went by automobiles, whic
ran back and forth between this plac
- and Brattlcboro all day.
We Invitations to the marriage of Wi
k. liam II. Mead and Miss Anar Bell
le, Written of New Haven, Conn. whic
- is to AXE place Oct. 6, have been r,
to ceived in town. Mr.. Mead is a wei
z, known former Hinsdale boy, being
ees graduate Of the local high school j
. the class of 1904 and later from Val
. university, since which time he ha
81 been employed in the oil fields OF Te,
8. as and Mexico as civil engineer.
- Harold S. Martin and Miss Catherin
,er Louise Adams of Cambridge, Mass
n, were married Sept. Is in Brattlebo1
TO: at the residence of Rev. Nelson Ke
IN. logg. Mr.. Martin is the son of NJ
M, and Mrs. w. 0. J. Martin of tn
town and is a graduate of the loct
an. - Il" ''"'"IU "' Il
&c, new HdhlPShIIe agricultural cOlleA
q. and Is now engaged in market oarde
40: ing and poultry RAISING. Mrs Mart
.rk is a trained nurse by profession.