The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-29
HINSDALE, N. H.

NJ 5. Leach was in .Westmoreland
Sunday.
Several persons in town have whoop-
ing cough.
A part of the road to Brattleboro be-
tween the monument and the top of
Liseom hill, is receiving a new surface
Mrs. w. f. Robertson and daughter,
irene, visited the former S mother Mrs
Hugh Sheridan, in North Adams, Mass.
last week
The annual May breakfast will be
served in the vestry of the Universalist
church next Saturday morning, May / !,
from 6 o'clock until all are served.
The subject of the sermon at the
Unlversahst church Sunday morning.
May ,, will be Pilateism in Common
Life. Rev. Clarence f. Mcintyre. pas
tor.
Mrs. Walter Hildreth and two chill
dren of Springfield, Mass. were called
here the last of last week by the Sc
rlous illness of the formers mother.
Mrs. Moore.
Louis Dickerman, who has been living
IN Chesterfield for some time, has moved
his family and household goods back
TO TINS town. He is working at the
Eagle iron foundry.
Rev. j. Fl. Sargent, pastorsof the Con-
gregatlonal church. has for his sermon
text Sunday morning, MAY ., The Faith
err s Faithfulness. The subject in the
evening will be Paths-Old and New.
A concert and dance under the aus
pices of Squakheag tribe No. 81. |. O..
IL. NJ, will be given in the town hall
Friday evening, May :. Lyman's or
| chestra of six pieces will furnish the
music
Mrs. Louis O'Dette of this town. who
underwent an operation three weeks
ago, in the Melrose hospital in West
Brattleboro, was discharged from there
Saturday. She is with her daughter.
Mrs. Robinson, in Brattleboro.
Next Wednesday afternoon at go
clock the ladies of the Congregational
| church will hold meeting in the yes
Try OF the church At this time an out
| of-town speaker on the Interchurch
World Movement will be present
The First Congregational church So
'Iety held its annual meeting recently,
and 1T was voted TO increase the minis
ter salary $500 year The regular
church officers were chosen to serve an
| other year, and the church budget was
| increased so per cent An every mem.
Der canvass will take place next Sun.
day
A May party by the young people of
ST. Joseph S church viii be held in the
basement Of the church next Monday
evening, May ,. The entertainment
which will begin at clock, will con
slSt of vocal and instrumental selec.
tons, character representations. etc .
concluding with the farce. On Guard
After the entertainment a social and
cards will be enjoyed
The oath anniversary of the local
lodge of Foresters was obsersed
Wednesday evening, April 81. verv
large crowd attending. The moving
picture, The Blood Barrier. was shown
at the Monitor theatre to members of
he lodge and visiting friends. After
tins entertainment, dancing was in or
der in Foresters' hall until O'Clock
with music by Lyman : orchestra of
four pieces. Ice cream was served
The graduating class of the Hinsdale
hIgh school numbers II this year. all
OF whom are girls. The class parts have
peti ass It't, dUt ere :. follows: Val
edictorian, Miss Helena Splain; saluta
torian, Miss Mildred Eooth: class will
Miss Dorothy Gary; prophecy. Miss Mil.
bred Sprague and Miss Margaret Coll;
history, Miss Ethel Mannis. The grad
uatfon exercises viii talJa place
Wednesday evening, June >, and the
reception Thursday evening, June 3.
An. all-day session of the Christian
Endeavor county convention was held
IN the Congregational church last week
Thursday. An excellent address was
given by Ralph Watson of Mt. Her.
mon school ON Bible Study. An excel
lent dinner was served at noon by the
society, with Miss Elsie Crowningshield
IN charge. The report of the nominating
| committee showed slight change in
| officers, with Rev. j. H. Sargent as pres
| ident of the county union and c e
Savage secretary. A discussion of the
lnterchurch World Movement bv w. O.
| Conrad of Keene and II. A. Siblev of
Troy was very instructive. Following
| tins an address was given tbv Rev.
Charles Long of Marlboro. The meet
ing closed with a luncheon.
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