The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-02
HINSDALE. N. H.

Mrs. Eta Feleh of Winchester is
visitinc friends in town.
Mrs. Mary Smith recently visited a
few days in Bristol, N. II.
Mrs. ]. IT. Callahan of Barre, Vt, is
a guest of Mrs. Anna Tilden.
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Boston is
visiting at Rev. FIR. P. s. Cahill' s.
John Russell of Brattleboro visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fifeld's recent,
ly.
Mrs. Henry Barrett and four chill
dren are visiting relatives in Chester
field.
Mrs. Edward Baker of Marlboro n.
H., is guest of Mrs. Harold 8. Gar
field.
Henry Bouchie of Springfield, Mass,
was a weekend guest at Peter Du-
pee g.
Roger Conant of Berkeley, Cal, has
| Hooker Jones.
| Mrs. G.. 8. Smith and Mrs. w. n
Pike are enjoying two week s stay in
| Mantle, Conn.
The next meeting of Wapahoka coun
ell No. 81 D. of P, will be held Mon
day evening, Aug. 4.
Caleb Langille has come to his home
here after finishing the term of studio.
at Mt. Hermon school.
Mrs. Fred Wilder of Millers FALL
has been guest Of Mrs. George A
Robertson few days.
Mrs. George Wilkins and daughter
Margaret of Putnam, Conn, are guest
of Miss Minnie Maginnis.
The members of the B. B. club an,
their children enjoyed picnic at o.
Robertson s bungalow July "a.
Mrs. Sarah Higgins and Miss Cath
crime. Tole of :. Keene were guest
, Wednesday of Mrs. Maurice Purcell
Mrs. Frank Golden of Fitchburg an
| Mrs, Joseph Golden of Newark, N. J
e were recent visitors at William Man
: Mss
Mrs John Wilder has returned to he
e home here from the Merose hospita
where she recently underwent an opel
! alton for appendicitis.
= The annual lawn party and dane
; | givep by st. Joseph society will
;, held Thursday evening, Aug. Z, on I'll
= rear lawn of the parish house, as usua
. Mrs. J. p. Cooke and daughter, Ma
: garet, of Litchfeld, Conn, came Thurs
day for an indefinite stay with Mr.
;. Cooke, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurit
Purcell.
f. The B. B. club met at the home {
!. Mrs Ellwood sr~c1 Wednesday afte
,t noon and d very pleasant time was e
ioyed from 2 to o'clock. Light /
!. ffeshments were served.
The old Cunningham house on t
corner of Brattleboro and River stree
is being torn down, which will be
great benefit to automobilists. tt
TT building has been binder and its I
moval will afford a better view for tt
~ velers from both ways.
J. P. MeCaughern returned from b
I'd ton Tuesday afternoon His daught
Mrs. Catherine Dew, underwent an c
n Grafton Tuesday morning for gallstor
and tumor. She" is getting along
well as can be expected. Mrs. McCal
's' hern, who also went TO Boston, will
:. main there several days.
ie The New England Tobacco Co. d
charged their boys and girls Mond
'ro the report being that the tobacco b
ILL., been sold standing. The boys were G
Ter ployed picking the leaves and
n. girls strung the leaves on lath. T
win affect many. as. owing to the ST
en- mer vacation of schools. the major
err of school children were employed th'
A quarterly conference was held
me members of the Methodist Episco
III church Saturday and it was voted t
Leon V. Ellis of Keene become pas
ON of the church succeeding Rev. David
raj Jones, who recently declined to ret
the position as pastor. Mr.. Ellis
lie been substituting in the church sew,
Al months and his services were much
preciated. The society feel well sa
ms God in secnrinO him fnr thar no ct q