The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-10

RY 10. 1918.
HINSDALE, N. H.

Miss Margaret Stearns. is seriously |
ILL.,
Miss Marion Sprague is housed with |
an attack of German measles.
Miss Gertrude sprague returned to
her studies at Durham Monday.
Mrs. l.. n. Stearns recently spent
two days with friends in Greenfield.
Miss Lena Liscom has been spending
few days with relatives in Nutlev.
\. J.
Elmer Aldrich began harvesting the
ice crop OH the Strceter ponds this
week
William Falcs is cutting off tho pine
and chestnut from +. +. Mason 5 lot
north of Kilburn pond
Mrs. Mary Smith went to Peterbore
the first of the week, called there bv
the illness of her brother
Rev S. A. Abraham of Suficld,
Conn, will occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational church Sunday.
John Russell of Brattleboro has been
spending several days in town with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fiield.
Mrs. Frank Lamb of Greenfield and
Miss Florence Cooke of ST. Adams
spent one day last week at j. NJ.
| Lamb S.
Miss Nellie Rcdding went to Spring
field, Mass, Sunday, where she will
take a position in the office of the
Fisk Rubber Co.
Miss Carrie Shattuck returned Tues
day to her home in lIaverhill, Mass,
after spending a few days here with
Miss Mary Mann.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Wells OF
Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. John Picard of
/ Springfield Mass, were weekend Wis
itors at +. j. Young $.
i F. f. Mason and son, Christopher.
have returned to their home III Brigh-
ton. Mass, after spending several days
at their farm on Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. j. T. Cooke and little daughter,
Margaret, returned this week to their
home i'll I.itchfeld. Conn, after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Purcell.
y parent-tcachers meeting will be
held iii the grammar school building at
3 clock Friday afternoon, Jan. IS.
Miss Charlotte Slate will read paper
on Children 5 Reading.
Fred Davis of Hartford, Conn, was
called here this week because Of the i'll
ness OF his motIcr, Mrs. A. p. Davis,
who has pneumonia and is under tho
care Of trained nurse.
In Il meeting Of the Cougrcgat ional
parish Wednesday evening, Jan. >. i
was voted TO extend call TO the pas
: torate of that church TO Rev john Hem
: ~ Sargent Of Washington. ~ H. Mr.
Sargent has accepted the call aud Nil
be here Jan. rs to assume his new
duties.
day for a several week. visit with
their son, Frank, in Yokum, Texas
They will make the trip entirely by
rail and - from New York to New
2 Orleans without change They will j.,
+ met i'll the latter city by their son, VIII,
4 IS an official of southern railroad ant
q viii make the remainder of their jour
ney IN his private ear.
The annual banquet and bushes.
o meeting eff the Uniyersalist parish YVES
I helt rinnfhe 81 Church .asisndaF -cvpvTius
There were - present and follow I'M
the banquet the business meeting wa.
; held. The board Of trustees chosen
n were F. :, Leonard. j. H. Smith ant
n Clifford Stearns. Other officers were
Collector. treasurer and clerk John NJ
y Lamb, moderator W. u. Stearns RI
= ports We're read and showed all bill
@ paid aud a balance in the treasury
. was voted to keep the church open an,
have supplies for the present and lat
er on steps will be taken towards sc
!. curing . pastor.
y The following chiefs of Wapohoh;
: tribe No. 81 Of Poeahontas were raise,
; by Chief Deputy Mrs. La Bonte of Eas
u Jat1reE, who was accompanied by tn,
0 Great Pocahontas of New Hampshire
Mrs Grace Hopkins of West Swanzey
Q Monday evening in Red Men S hall
A. Prophecies, Josephine D. Perry: Poca
! hontas, Flora Bergeron; Winonah
; Katherine wilkins; Powhatan, Arthu
: Provost; keeper Of records Mary Mann
= collector of wampum, Helen Lasher
keeper of wampum, Minnie Maginnis
J. guard Of tepee, Rosetta Mannis; guar,
Y OF forest, Marcollus Major. A liter
10 airy and musical program was give
n watch was much enjoyed and light rc
y freshments were served followed By
J. social time.