The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-27

HINSDALE. N. II.

Edward Sweet has moved his family
to Keene.
W. H. Lyman has been on the sick
list several days.
H. NJ. Shaw has set up his saw mill !
on the Spencer lot. I
Mrs. Hoyt of Montague, Mass, is
visiting friends here.
J. J. Carroll Of Greenfield, Mass, Wis
tied in town Sunday.
Fred Warner of Greenfield is spend
ing the week at \. l.. Taylor s.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Purcell are III |
with a severe attack of the grip.
Miss Alice Jeffords is substituting
for Miss Charlotte Slate at the library.
The selectmen have posted notices
forbidding bicycle riding on the side
walks Sea
| Mrs. Minnie Ware Of Hancock has
been recent guest Of Mrs. E. G. Rob
ertson.
Peter Vigneault has moved from the
Briggs farm to II. il. Dole's home at Doles
Misses Ada and Gladys Hill are at
home from Smith college for a short
vacation.
Miss Doris Merritt is at home for
vacation from her teaching duties in
lCharlcstown.
Mrs. a, P. Lonergan of Essex June
ton, VI, who is visiting relatives in
Keene, spent Wednesday with Miss
Winnie Tilden.
George ". Cakes and NJ. d. White
have been drawn as grand and petit
jurors respectively for the April term
of county court.
Twin sons were born March Is TO Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kilhart of Orange,
Mass, grandsons TO Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
kilhart of this town
William G. Booth has received his
appointment as judge OF the police
l court and will have charge of all local
court cases rs soon as he takes the
+ oath of office.
The Ladies society of the Methodist
a church will serve a maple sugar sup.
d per next Thursday evening at j.3[
: O clock in 6. A. r. hall. An entertain
ment will follow
h Nothing definite has vet been done
:. in regard to securing and eguiping
:. public playground for the children, bu
the committee think that by next wee.
Y arrangements viii be completed.
r Mrs. Arthur RubSor. who has been al
/ efficient clerk At G.. 5. Howe S stoI,
IS during the past six years. will fnisi
1t her duties there April I and will b.
q succeeded by Miss Hannah Higginsou
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber OF Hins
dale announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Miss Bernice Weber. to Wal
m ter c. Loveren OF Springfield Mass
or the marriage TO take place early in III
spring.
rk An organ recital will be held at til
- Universaist church next Tuesday ever
f. ing, March 80. The organist will B
Ernest L. Mahafey of Boston. A co
a. dial invitation is extended TO the pull
X lie TO attend.
n Richard. Lynch, who was arrested G
the charge OF intoxication Saturds
or evening by Officer Spaulding, not Ia
er ing funds TO pay his fine, received
IT sentence Of 90 days from Judge Pier,
IL of Winchester Monday.
y The Sons of Veterans will hold the
annual Easter Monday concert al
dance April ). There viii be a speci
entertainment by Relic and carlson al
music viii be furnished by Leit~inger
ng orchestra Of seven pieces.
The open season on trout begins ne
ew Thursday, April l.; and local angle
y. think there are prospects Of fairly go,
for sport If the weather continues mild,
No the brooks at present are only ut nc
nal height and the water very clear.
is As the result OF the red and bl
me contest which has been conducted
the members of the Congregation
to Sunday school for the purpose of
no. ereasing the membership the blues we
successful in securing the largest nu
80, Der Of new members and thereto
- were entertained by the reds In We
enjoyable manner "Wednesday eveni1
Refreshments of sandwiches. cake 2
ton lee cream were served
me
The Hinsdale Players will present I
80, best offering they have ever attempt
- at the opera house Fast day evenir
April %. 1t is a thrilling tours
drama entitled The Frozen Trail. {
an first two scenes of which are laid
ms the gold fields of Alaska and the |;
mt two in New York The cast will :.
elude eleven characters and there y
- be special scenery for the occasi,
- The proceeds of this entertainment "
81 90 to the Players, who richly deser
3 substantial tribute from the varic
n church societies in town. to whom III
q have freely given their services
~ numerous occasions.