The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-23
HINSDALE, N. H.
Austin H. Dickerman.

Austin H Dickerman.
Austin Hubbard Dickerman, 81, a |
resident of this town for - years, died |
at his home on Highland avenue Tues
day afternoon of brights disease, after
an illness of several weeks.
Mr.. Dickerman was born in Three |
Rivers, Z. O., Canada, and came to
this town when seven years of age, re-
siding here since with the exception of
two years. He was veteran of the
Civil war, having served in the Sd Yer
mont Light Battery for 20 months, and
was a member of the G. A. R. post
which disbanded here few wears ago.
He was always very much interested
in the observance of Memorial dav, al
ways taking part when health permit
ted in honoring his departed comrades.
He was a paper maker by trade and
followed this occupation for 35 years
Mr.. Dickerman married Mary A.
Chamberlain of this town June 26,
1865, in the old Brattleboro House in
Brattleboro. Besides his wife he leaves
four sons, Charles, Henry, Louis and
Frank, all of this town and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Aldrich of Keene, also
one sister, Mary Packard of Stock
bridge, VT
The funeral will be held at | clock
| Thursday afternoon at the house amid
Rev. David James of the Methodist
church will Officiate The burial will
take place in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Robertson were
in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Quiglev was at home from
Greenfield, Mass, to spend Sunday.
Carl Jansen of Greenfield, Mass,
lspent Sunday with Hinsdale friends.
Miss Lillian Stacy is visiting at the
home of her parents in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield,
Mass, spent Sunday at her home here.
Miss Florence King of Northampton
was a recent guest of friends here a
few days.
Ellis Hall has gone to Winehendon,
Mass, where he has position in a
grocery store.
} Several large tlocks of wild geese
the past week.
William G. Smith has a new pair of
heavy draft horses which are attracting
considerable attention.
Richard La Rose has returned from a
= deer hunting trip in Stratton, Vt,
u where he secured fine buck.
. Two danger signs are being erected
near every schoolhOuse in town, eau
. tioning automobiles to run slowly.
+ The schools will be closed two days
r. only Thanksgiving week and there vii
4 be a vacation of two weeks at Christ
,, mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cantlin anC
f child of Greenfield, Mass, visited at heI
p home here a few days the first of tn,
II week.
= Miss Charlotte Slate has been visit
% ing friends in Fitchburg. Mass, an,
= during her absence Miss Marion JEFF
- fords is acting as librarian.
~ There will be union Thanksgivin.
service at the Universalist church sun
e, day. The choir viii be assisted by Mis-
p Lamoille Langworthy, violirist
1T Golden Rule lodge of Masons of thi
1t town was represented by Is member
al at the visitation of the grand officer
1T to the lodge III Winchester last Monda,
evening.
y. F. Griswold, who has conducted
0? poultry farm on the Briggs place O
the Mortified road, is soon to leav
= town, owing to i'll health, and will hav
w. an auction next Saturday.
Clarence Clark has moved to Spring
- field, Mass, and his position at Dole
- Junction has been taken by Everett
- Field, who will soon move his famil
into the Dole house which Mr.. Clar
IN vacated.
III Court Ashuelot. No. Is. f. of A.. wi
Ut hold Thanksgiving dance Wednesda
evening, Nov. %, in Foresters hal
It LYMAN 5 orchestra will furnish the M
g. sic for the dancing from $50 to
sh o clock.
The loving cup won by the F. of :
be Juniors in the Hinsdale baseball leagr
ny will be on exhibition in the news roo
DIS window a few days. 1t is a handson
cup, engraved, and stands 10 inch,
NJ high on a four-iuch black base. 1t w;
nv procured by Mr.. Lyman from the wei
,w known firm of Smith & Patterson Co.
Boston, which is a guarantee of its his