The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-03-02
HINSDALE, N. H.

W. s. Kimball of Boston has been
spending few days with his family.
Miss Lois Mead of Springfield, Mass.
has been a guest of Hinsdale friends
Mrs. Harriet Mann and little son
of Boston are guests at A. l.. Taylor s.
Miss Aldina NORM of Greenfield.
Mass. spent Sunday at her home here
O. H. Cooper shot a very large fox
which weighed 1919 pounds one day
| last week.
Miss Alice Jeffords is having a vaca-
ton of a week from her teaching duties
in Ashton, R. |.
Miss Lillian Stacy of Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting at Henry Britton's on the
Brattleboro road.
Miss Gertrude Sprague spent Friday
and Saturday with her aunt, Mrs La
zelle, in Mortified
Miss Blanche Boucher has been at
home from East Rindge for visit of
few days recently.
Henry Klouse of Lawrence, Mass,
has been a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. F. Amidon.
Mrs Harold Webster has returned to
Brattleboro, after spending week with
Hinsdale relatives.
Miss Marion Sprague was at her
home here for the week end from the
New Hampshire college.
Mrs. Ralph Wood of Ashuelot spent
one day this week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs O. c. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence B. O'Neal
were given a very enjoyable surprise
party last Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Temple entertained the
Sewing Girls at very enjoyable Wash
ington party Friday evening.
e State Fuel Administrator H. y.
Spaulding has named w +. Robertson
as representative in this town.
Mrs. Arthur Buchanan and son of
Winchester recently visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Watson.
Mrs. George f. Robertson was enter
y aimed at a birthday party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Tilden Wednes
day evening.
= Mrs. James T. Sprague was taken Sc
riously i'll last Tuesday and was re-
Is moved to- the Memorial hospital foi
E. treatment Wednesday.
The b. p club met Tuesday after
ur noon at the home of Mrs. r. L. Fletch
of very pleasant time enjoyed.
10 Mrs. Eliza Stebbins was stricken sud
20 lenly i'll last Sunday night and is il
4 serious condition Her grandson
= Robert Stebbins, of Boston, has beer
allied here.
\ Washington birthday party wa
v held in Fay's hall Saturday Afternoon
by the juvenile dancing class of Mis-
Luella Conley. All these 50 inclined ap
y peared in costume
The following Hinsdalc young me-
have been found qualified for Unite
ST. military service: As auto driver an
oh paper maker, Hubbard H. Newton; a
n lumberman, Marvin f. Barrett; as iro
moulder, Daniel W Duggan.
gs The recent thaws have settled tn
deep snow considerably, especial
about the village, but it is still nor
lse or less difficult for teams to pass o
ion The roads outside. and back in til
woods there is yet great depth {
snow.
The operetta, The American Gil
,os given by the high school glee club
"a the town hall last Thursday evenir
~. was well attended and very enioyab
put and the readings of p. II. Mann we
II much appreciated. The entertainer
ion was followed by few hours danein
The proceeds amounted to $50 and we
ag- donated to the senior class
Charles W. Tobey, chairman of Il
rift Liberty loan committee of New Ham
? shire, has appointed John E. Scott
Inc hartman of the local committee
80 this town in the coming drive to
'p9 made for the third Liberty loan N
Scott will acquaint himself with t
hat detail work and will announce a loo
committee later that will assist hin
and