The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-06
HINSDALE, N. II.

from Spofford several days
Miss Mabel Pike of Bellows Falls, Vt. |
spent Sunday at her home here.
John and Rex Higgins have gone on 1
scveraldays' hunting trip to The Fabyans |
Mrs. Daniel LaChance and little son
spent Sunday with relatives in Winches
| ter.
Mr. and Mrs George Stevens of North
| field, Vt, have been guests of friends in
town
| Mrs. Harriet Savage recently entertained
Edward Chamberlain and Mrs Jennie
Colby
Guy Norm was at home from New
/ York for brief visit with his family re-
Gently.
Harold Merritt of Boston spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Merritt
Frank Barrets of Randolph, Mass, has
located on the Jacob Barrett farm on the
Plain road
!, Mrs Frank Lamb of Greenfield Mass,
was a guest at j. NJ Lambs from Satur
day to Monday
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Smith and Mrs.
Nicholas Smith have been spending a
week in Boston.
A party from the local lodge of Masons
attended district meeting in Brattleboro
Wednesday evening
Miss Eva C. Robertson has returned
home from Hartford, Conn, where she
Ispent week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Davis of Hartford,
Conn, have been guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davis.
Mrs John Cole of Keene recently spent
"a few days in town in the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Beauchain.
Miss Hazel Tillinghast of Providence, r.
l., has been spending few days with her
Iparents, Mr.. and Mrs William Tillinghast
Mrs G., s. Howe has returned home
from New York, where she had been sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs Ed.
Carey.
\ very enjoyable husking party was held
Wednesday evening in North Hinsdale at
b. s. McDonald's farm About 30 persons
sat down to an excellent oyster supper.
While out walking Sunday Miss Hoyser
and Miss Maude Dickerman picked several
sprays Of trailing arbutus, one of which
was fully blossomed, the others being bud
= ded.
Octave Bellevue won set of dishes at
Fields drug store by guessing nearest to
; the number of beans in glass jar His
,
:. was 5,035.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pike were given a
pleasant surprise party by their friends
and neighbors on the Mortified road Mon
- day evening Refreshments were served
and very enjoyable evening was spent.
\ two-rail fence is being constructed
t along the river side of the state road from
Y the foundry to the Winchester town line
n near the Whitaker place. Charles Spauld
ing of Chesterfield has charge of the
= work.
h \ birth month supper will be served
j.. in the vestry of the Universalist churcl
d Thursday evening, Nov. II. A good mem
will be provided and the hall viii b
uniquely decorated Everyone is cordial.
% invited.
= Several teams are noticed daily drawing
lumber through this town to the box shop
in Ashuelot and Winchester. Most of tn
loads come from Chesterfield, a large truci
r, making two trips a day This heavil!
n loaded vehicle has rutted tile road badl,
r, III places over Bear hill and if the grount
n freezes while the road is in the presen
s condition it will be almost impossible 70
automobiles.
g. Misses Bertha and Bernice Fuller, twil
h daughters of Mr. and Mrs Frank Fulle
- day school class, the Glover Blossoms, las
- week Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6.3
:. o'clock, the occasion being their birthda
= anniversary. They were recipients of man
go pretty gifts, among which was music cal
met which delighted the young misse
greatly. Refreshments were served, feat
IRE being two very pretty birthday cakes
Games and music were enjoyed and tn
whole affair was very pleasant one.
Two of the local merchants were victim
of checks raised from S15O to ST.5t
VI One of the checks was deposited with tn
Al Brattleboro Trust company and the othe
in the Keene National bank. Both tn
checks We're returned by the clearin
house in Boston and the merchants ha
al little difficulty in locating the woman i
Chesterfield from whom they receive
them. Neither had any desire to pros
ecute the case and both were please
to call the case closed upon paymen
of their loss by the woman's husband, VIII
knew nothing about the matter until tn
re- trouble arose
- The Woman's club met Tuesday afte
=" noon in the pleasant Mortified stret
-, home OF Mrs. Fuller, with good attent
- ance. The roll call was answered by al
nv y, quotations on travel A very complete II
view of the book, South of Panama, /
lo Edward Ailsworth Ross, was given by Mis-
rs Minnie Todd in an intensely interestin
way, much of it from memory A sma
3 sum of money was voted to the Woman
a Shelter in Chicago. After the busne
'er the club was pleasantly entertained wit
lrt music by Misses Bernice and Bertha, your
let daughters of Mrs. Fuller. The next NEE
st. ing, Nov. 16, will be held with Mrs. Wa
ow son, when Some Phases of Modern Phla
thropy will be discussed