The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-10
HINSDALE, N. H.
Miss Ida Stratton is i'll.

MISS 1ud Is III.
Edward Planter has bought a Ford
automobile.
Mrs. L. J. Walker visited relatives in
Brattleboro Thursday
Mrs. J. H. Sargent went Monday to
Bath, n. H., for a week IS visit.
Miss Helen Place is visiting rela-
| tives in Springfield, Mass, this week.
| Miss Marion Watson of Keene nor
| nal school visited recently at her home.
| Joseph O'Connor of Holyoke, Mass,
| has been visiting his brother, p. l..
| o Conner.
| Harold Weeks of Boston was
guest of his parents from Saturday un-
| til Monday. 81.
A large number of the books at the
/ library have been. rebound and are now
ready for use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quigley and
son visited relatives in Keene Satur-
day and. Sunday.
James o 'Brien, clothier, expects to
move soon into the store in the Todd
block recently vacated by John NJ.
Lamb.
i Hinsdale Post, No. 45, American
Legion, will give dance in the town
hall Friday evening, April 10. Music
viii be furnished by Lyman's orches-
ira of six pieces.
The motion picture, Way Down East
which is being taken in White River
Junction, has for one of the stage di-
rectors there Guy Smith of that place
who is well known here.
Luke White underwent an operation
for gallstones in the Melrose hospital
; in West Brattleboro Tuesday after
noon. DIR. Z. R. Lynch performed the
operation, assisted by DIR. Edmund La
S chaine of this town.
Miss Ellen l.. Brown, librarian, ha.
received for the public library tive
II copies of the book, Fireweed, by Jos
n lyn Gray, and one copy of Life O.
Leonard Wood, by John G. Holme
: These books will be ready for use mex
+ Wednesday evening.
: The Hinsdale Woman's club met a
the home Of Mrs. George T. Robertson
: on High street Tuesday afternoon. !
] very interesting paper of Literature o
0 Prominent Poets of New Hampshire
was presented by Mrs. W. o. Smith o
Il Winchester. An informal tea wa
> served by the hostess, after which tn
!. ladies remained for social hour
The 18th annual entertainment an
n dance give nunder the auspices o
, Phil Sheridan Camp, No. %, S. of V
y in the town hall Monday evening wa
well attended The entertainment
; Amateur Night in. Coonville, intro
. ducing an enti-e minstrel first part as
: sisted by Lyman S orchestra, was yer
well presented by local people. Som
of the other numbers i'll the entertain
ment were the Famous Jazz banC
Hawaiian orchestra, Fearless quartz
Y, Cloudy chorus and up-to-the- minut
jokes and songs. After the entertain
ir ment, dancing took place until
o clock with music by Lyman's 81,
piece orchestra, with J. p. McCaugher
= as prompter.
Easter services were largely attend
" ed in the First Congregational churc
:. Sunday morning. The topic of tt
sermon being, Message and Meaning {
Easter, followed by baptism. SerN
) ices in the evening at O'Clock col
= sisted of the following numbers: Nj
a. sic, by the choir; Scripture; praye
greeting by ROLAND O'Neal; Thr,
ne Fairies, recitation by Rose Field; son
ny sylvia IielCHeI, eAeTcISe, - II
Easter Story; song, by the choi
en- Mays Easter Lily, by Ruth Coltol
% Easter Offering, recitation, Kennel
Us Hale; duet, Bertha and Bernice Fulle
ST exercise, Easter Emblems; song, by Il
n choir; recitation, Marshal Hudso,
n song, Rose Field; exercise, Spring al
'ir the Flowers; recitation, Sherm;
nd Carey; song, by the primary class; son
n by the choir. The church was We
". handsomely decorated with East
lilies and potted plants.