The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-15
HINSDALE. N. H.

attending the ReXall convention.
Q. G. Robertson was in New York |
and Philadelphia recently on a business
trip.
w. S. Kimban was at home from
Boston with his family from Friday to
Monday
Mr.. Melvin of Keene has bought
the Hinsdale Cash market of Arthur
Griswold
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Robertson
VIII leave next week for a two-months
stay in Florida.
Numerous fishing parties have been
| trying their luck at the lake the past
week. with fair success.
George w. Lewis has returned home
from Brighton, Mass, where he had
been visiting relatives.
Thomas C. Mann, district deputy
| great sachem, assisted by j. E. Scott,
installed the officers of the Red Men IS
tribe in Troy, N. H., Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Annie E. Carter of Antrim, n
/ H., department president of the Wo-
man S Relief corps, was in town a few
hours Tuesday in the interest of the
order.
| George Beauregard, who had been
| telegraph operator at Dole s Junction
the past two years, has moved to East
/ Putney, VT, where he has a position
as station agent.
There was a benefit dance in For
esters hall Tuesday evening for Joseph
NORM, who recently fractured his leg
A large number of tickets were sold
and the sum of $5s was cleared.
More lumber is being drawn through
this town to the box shops in Ashuelot
this winter than for several years. The
teams are drawing daily from North
Hinsdale, Chesterfield and Mortified.
The following is from the Barre,
| (Nt), Times: - Mr.. and Mrs Newton
Stearns of Hinsdale, n. H., are visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Ballard of 10
| fremont Street. Mrs. Ballard is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns'
The fremen will hold their annual
concert and masquerade ball Friday
levening, Jan. 81. Leitsinger' 5 orches-
ira of eight pieces will furnish the
music and the women of the Univer-
salist church will serve a chicken-pie
supper.
1t IS reported that the moving pic
ture theater in the Monitor building
will be enlarged to twice its present
size and run under the management of
local people. In order to make the
necessary room Walker s pool room viii
be moved into the vacant store now
used as a play room by the Boys club.
Lewis J. Leach, well known in this
town, having lived here for sometime
IN former years on the River Tavern
farm with his son, the late f. J. Leach,
died of pneumonia in the Eliot City
hospital in Keene last week Thursday
Bht the u pf LOT
Mr.. Leach had made his home with his
son, Earl Leach, in Keene.
The Woman s club met with Mrs.
p. F. Amidon Tuesday afternoon. The
topic, The Mountain Whites, was of I'M
usual interest. A paper of more than
ordinary merit, by, Mrs. F. H. Fuller,
and personal "reminiscences by Mrs.
Amidon made delightful program
, Prevailing illness made the attendance
much less than usual, to the regret of
all
Golden Rule lodge of Masons will in
stall the following elected and appoint
ed officers next Monday evening: w.
= NJ, J. w. Field; S. W., F. w. Jeffords;
j. w, R. A. Weeks; treasurer, G. S.
Howe; secretary, E. J. Temple; s. D..
L. n. Stearns; j. D., r. l.. Fletcher
S S. G. f. Robertson; J. S., S. W.
! Stearns; acting chaplain, F. H. Cole
marshal, F. E. Field; tyler, C. A.
= Fletcher. L. N Stearns has been
e chosen representative to the grand
: lodge.
The Congregational Ladies society
held its annual meeting Wednesday af-
o ternoon, when the following officers
= were elected: President, Mrs. w. E.
Fay; vice president, Mrs. A. A. Bailey
secretary, Mrs. T. A. Davis; treasurer
:, Mrs G. A Robertson. A board of di
= rectors and necessary committees were
chosen. The reports showed the society
;, to be in fiourishing condition, with :
! substantial amount of money in the
! treasury Besides smaller sums the
, to apply on the general running ex
= penses.
:, The w. C. t. u met with Mrs. Gard
ner Howe Tuesday afternoon. TIL
president opened the meeting will
scripture reading and prayer. The rol
t call, motto for the new year, was re
Ee sponded to by passages of scripture an
quotations. The topic of the meeting
rs was Best Methods of Teaching Tenn
ne perance in the Sunday School Mis-
IL Rest Metcalf gave carefully prepare
paper with many helpful methods an
H., suggestions for teachers. A number o
1n Sunday school teachers were presen
as The next meeting will be held wit
Mrs A A. Bailey.
n. GUILFORD CENTER.
~ Miss VIRGINIA Hill has been i'll