The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
HINSDALE, N. H.
Chautauuua Next Week.

Its. D. w. LdiuD lnC IOCdl O0au-
tauqua association is making final ar
rangements for the meeting which will
be held at Riverside park next Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday. The
grounds and tent will be lighted by
electricity as well as the approach to
the grounds from Mortified street. Au-
tomobiles may be driven onto the
grounds and parked with safety. The
Chautauqua meetings will be the first
ever held in the town and are arousing
much interest even in these war times.
| O. c. Robertson has been in New York
| this week.
Charles Chamberlain has had telephone
4 i7-4 installed
c. Eugene Savage is spending a week
at his home here.
n. A. Blouin and family are enjoying
an outing at Spofford lake.
Miss Isabel Nealon has been visiting
in Fitchburg, this week.
Miss Eva G. Robertson spent two
days in Boston, last week.
Henry Bean of Springfield, Mass, has
been visiting relatives in town.
G. F.. Stoehrs has leased the George
Wilkins house on River street
Miss Lena Pickett spent day at her
home in Winchester last week
Mrs. Maurice Purcell was in Spring
field, Mass, one day this week
Roger Holland was at home from
Camp Devens to spend Sunday.
w. j. G.. Dew of Boston comes Friday t.
spend his vacation at his home here
Miss Edna Butler of Claremont, N H.
has been visiting at her home here.
Harold Bruce is spending a few days
in Amherst and Springfield, Mass.
Aaron Cooke of St Adams, Vt, spen
the day in town Tuesday with friends.
Mr. and Mrs John Horton of Gran
bton, II. l., have been visiting in town.
Harold Merritt was at home Sunda,
\ from the training school at Durham
| Miss Emma Hutchins of Boston i
visiting at A. l.. Taylor two weeks
Lawrence Healey of Camp Devens spen
Sunday with his sister, Mrs George Wi
kins.
Thomas Golden has sold his place O.
the Mortified road to a Polish resi-
dent
Miss Minerva Burroughs has been a
home recently for a visit from Holyok
Mass.
o Miss Rena Dupree of Longmeadoy
s Mass, is visiting Hinsdale relatives an
s friends
10 Miss Doris Britton of Gardner, Mass
Is has been visiting her ~nncle, Henri
Britton.
Daniel Fitzgerald of Chicago, hs
been visiting his brother, Cornelir
~ Fitzgerald.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kendrick have b
70 gun housekeeping in Mrs Holman's hon
~ on High street.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Robertson an
Mrs. G.. f. Robertson. spent part of la
week in Boston.
Miss Marion Sprague underwent an o
Grafton for appendicitis in the Memoir
hospital Thursday.
Mrs. W. f. Robertson and two ch
l ilren have been spending several days
| Bridgeport, Conn.
Edward and Michael Mccormick
| Fitchburg spent Sunday with their brot
er, j. j. Mccormick.
George NJ. Wright is harvesting h
| tobacco. The crop is the best he h
~ raised in recent years.
: A large number attended the aucti
sale at the Jerry Duggan farm on the
- Ashuelot road Saturday
80, Mr.. and Mrs. Labolt of Wakefield
* Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frai
= White at the Monument
n. n Mr. and Mrs. Guy Whitney and CHI
n. of Springfield, VT, are visiting her paren
IS Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson
nj Mrs. William w. King underwent
:, operation for goitre in the Melrose h
' re pital in Brattleboro Monday
g Miss Nellie Corliss of Springfie
Mass, spent Sunday with her paren
on. Mr. and Mrs. John Corliss.
m N, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Mann and 81
Merton of Brattleboro were visitt
ark here the first of the week.
nee Louis Pelkey and Andrew Farnh;
m. have been called to report in Keene A
un. q to entrain for Camp Devens.
- +. T. Field is at the Memorial no.
tie tai receiving treatment for swollen gal
:. in his neck caused by an liberated toe
Sat. DIR. H. l.. Brown has sold the house
by Canal street, which he recently bou
ngs from the Worden estate, to William L
- ding
, nd Mrs Caspar Mack of Turner's Falls
Mrs j p Cook and daughter of Rid
owe