The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
Hinsdale Boys Enlist.

Hinsdale Boys Enlist.
Others besides those who enlisted |
from this town as mentioned last week |
are ON their way to the Mexican Dor
der. Lyman Barrett, who has been |
working in Springfield, VT, recently. is |
a member Of the militia company from |
that town. He paid a short visit to his |
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. y. Barrett, |
before going to camp. Harry f. Smith,
son o. Mrs. Mary Smith of this town
is captain of the company of cavalry |
from fctcrboro and Samuel Thompson. |
for several years resident of this |
town, is with one of the Keene com |
panies.
Several from this town went to Brat
tlcboro aud South Vernon Tuesday
night to bid goodbye to the soldiers.
-Four Iliusdalc young men who recently
enlisted were ON the train, David Stew.
art, George Marshall. Ora Chamber
lain and Edward Bcrgeron. They were
all in happy spirits and delighted with
the opportunity of going to the border.
There viii be a dance at Forcstcrs' hall
Monday evening July B.
George Amman has leased the Cantlin
house on Church street.
There will be no public celebration of
the Fourth in his town this year.
Miss Mildred Clarke spent Sunday at
the home of her parents in Alstcad.
Miss Antoluette Bcrgcron has been in
Winchester visiting a few days this week.
Miss Lillian Myers is at home from
Florence, Mass ior the summer vacation.
Mrs Albert Mead has been spending a
few days in Springfield and Northampton
Mass
Lee Tcrrill IS dangerously i'll in the
Bmttcboro hospital with acute bright
disease.
MIR and Mrs David Paquin of kccne
were visitors over Sunday at Joseph La,
Chances
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cantlin of Ran
dolph, w., were visitors in town the first
Of the week
Mrs Ncalon oi Fast BrookGrd, Mass,
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Corlss.
Miss Mabel Temple has gone to Touls
Me, to visit with. her brother, Rev
Charles H. Temple.
Mrs Hinchcy and daughter, Pauleta. oi
1lydcvlle, VT. have been guests OF Mrs
George T., Robertson.
The Hinsdalc Cash market has CLOSED
its business and the stock and fixture,
have been moved to keene.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Field of Spring
field, Mass, were visitors at +. f
Fields tle first Of the week
A food sale will he held Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clocl, 10y the women of tn,
tniyersalist church at j. NJ. Lamb
store.
Golden Eule lodge, f. and A. NJ, hel,
It's last meeting until September las
Monday evening at which time the NJ NJ
degree was worked on two candidates
Clarence +. Booth has a position wit
an orchestra at Watch Hill for the sun
mcr and Mrs Booth and two children hay
gone 10 Prince Edward Island to visit hc
parents.
Mrs Mary Smith went to Pctcrbor
Thursday Today she will 20 to Con
cord to say goodbye to her son, Cap
Harry Smith, who viii leave for the Me
lean border
Forty-ono excursionists from this tow
WIN lo dlISbulE NUHudN. IHcN a
rived home shortly before 4 O'Clock Mo
day morning, a tired and not altogeth,
happy crowd.
Mrs NJ $ Hartwcll has been visiti1
Mrs G.. T.. Weed a few days this wee
before going to Hartford Conn. whc
she will make her home with her daug
ter, Mrs. Raymond Strong
Mrs Inner Lashcr and daughter, Hclc
returned Wednesday from Springfield
where they were called by Mr., Lasher
illness. Mr. lashcr was operated up,
Tor appendicitis Saturday. lie is maxim
good recovery.
It. Johns day was observed by Gold,
Rule lodgc of Nasons and Naomi chapt
of the Eastern Star by attending the III
.vcrsalist church last Sunday, when Il
pastor, Rev. T. H. Cole, delivered an G
cclIcnt and appropriate sermon for Il
occasion His subject was The Amcrie;
Ideal. The lodges marched from Mason
hail to the church