The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-29
H1NSDALE. N. H.
Odd Fellows District Meeting Feb. 2.

, Odd Fellows District Meeting Feb. 2
The 18th annual meeting of the |
heene district, No. Is, /. o. o. F.. win |
be held in the town hall in this town |
wednesday evening, Feb. ?. The i
lodges included in this district are
Beaver Brook, No. SO, Keene; Paauoig.
No. 90, Marlboro; Cheshire, No. 50,
Winchester; Cohasset, No. 80. TROY:
Unity, No. 40, Hinsdale
The visiting grand officers are:
Grand Master George w. Pike of Lis
bon, Grand Warden Justin A. Emery
of Rochester, Grand Representative
Robert l.. Whitney of Marlboro. Dis
trlct Deputy Grand Master f. A.
Buckley of Hinsdale.
The program will be opened at s
o clock by Unity lodge, after which dis
trict deputy grand officers will assume
charge, following which will come the
appointment of Introductory and at
tendance committees, comforting of
initiatory degree by Paquoig lodge. ad-
dresses by grand officers, remarks by
visiting brothers and roll call of
lodges. Queen Esther Rebekah lodge
will serve supper in |. o. o. f. hall.
special train will be run between
Keene and this town for the accommo-
dation of the visitors
Earle Williams has been i'll with tom
; silitis.
, Mrs. Michael splain has been i'll the
past week.
A. A. Bailey is recovering from a
few days illness
Miss Mildred Clark spent Sunday at
k her home in Alstead.
Miss Ada Hill is working in the Con
a gregational House in Boston
: z. Ell. Mann attended the funeral of
relative in Rutland last week.
d F. A. Buckley was in Marlboro. n
e H., on business the first of the week
H. H. Brigham of Winchester spent
s. Sunday with his daughter, Mrs E. J
r. Temple
Edward Wellington is working in
? }. j. Keating's meat market in Win
G chester.
E. Mrs. Roy Taylor of Keene recently
lie spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Il L. II. Davenport.
h Miss Doris Hildreth, teacher of tn,
Depot street primary school, has beer
70 Ill with tonsilitis.
J. Mrs. Casper March of Turner's Falls
10 Mass, recently visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell
ID Fishing parties have been numerou
G. at the lake the past week, but goo,
st catches have been rather scarce.
e. George W. Lewis expects to leav
" soon for Madison, n. j., for a visi
n with his daughter, Mrs. Altman.
n There will be a surprise program a
II the meeting of Wantastiquet Grang
IS next Wednesday evening. The men ar
to especially urged to be present.
f. tiation Wednesday evening, wit
ne members of the Winchester lodge o
n Foresters as guests. The attendanc
40 was large and an excellent supper wa
Id served
le. An extra freight has been added o
IS the Cheshire branch, running night
between South Vernon and Keen,
Az This new train hauls practically onl
or, through carloads and the traffic is III
d, usually heavy.
ne The excellent Shedding the past tW
of weeks has disappeared, leaving much {
ag the heavy winter teaming unfnishe,
At, There are a large number of ties
is. Pisgah ready for market which are I
ly be drawn to the local freight yard.
Friends in town have received al
nouneements of the marriage in Al
dover, Mass, on Jan. 10, of Miss We
ME Belle Pike and Wallace Henry Al
10 gus. Mrs. Angus is well and favorabl
known here, having been for sever;
a seasons employed by Mrs. w. o.
Martin in her millinery store.
ell Very nearly the entire membershi
lg- of the Hinsdale Woman club W.
present at the meeting at Mrs. A :
his Bailey S Tuesday afternoon. The TO
;, call was answered with quotation
from Scandinavian Mythology. \ p;
per by Mrs. A. f. Fisher on Norwa
'ro was of intense interest. A study
ho the strange land, strange customs an
"a strange faith made the story a veI
realistic one, and Mrs. Fisher was abb
m in her own inimitable manner, to pr
rs. sent it both in an educational an
re- humorous way, making it an. hour {
rare entertainment. Nature will
.en the subject at the next meeting, viii,
i viii be held with Mrs Tilden on Il