The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
HINSDALE. \. III.


f. s. Leonard is in Boston this week.
W. f. Robertson was in New York
last week
Mrs. Sarah WEIGH has had a telephone.
-. installed in the Hinsdale Inn.
Miss Eta Richmond is i'll in the home
of her sister. Mrs +. c. Robertson.
Elmer s. Lasher picked strawberries
for the first time from his garden, May
Il.
Miss Sarah Bailey of Holyoke. Mass,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Miss Nellie Redding of Springfield.
Mass. visited at her home here over
Sunday.
f. c. Robertson and F. W. Jeffords
made 100-mile trip by automobile into
Maine last week.
Florence Butler, daughter of Mrs. Bes-
sic Butler, has been i'll the past two
weeks with scarlet fever.
/ Mrs. Thomas WEIGH of Greenfield.
Mass. was a guest a few days last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Britton-
Z. c. Robertson. Mrs. f. w. Jeffords
and daughters, Rose Helen and Eleanor,
spent Saturday in Springfield, Mass.
The topic of the sermon in the Uni
yersalist church Sunday morning. June
>. will be What Shall We Gossip About :?
4 ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween Brattleboro and HinSdale resulted
in a score of Il to in favor of the To-
cal team.
Mr. aud Mrs Duncan of Springfield,
Mass. We're guests of the latter'S sister,
Mrs, Sarah Holton. at Charles Chamber
lain's Sunday.
The Eagle Iron foundry which has
been shut down several months. re-
opened Monday with only part of the
helm at work.
There viii be a union memorial scrv-
-, L..
day morning. The Sons of Veterans viii
attend in body.
Mrs Arthur Provost finished work in
{. \. Holland & Sons store Saturday
| night and began work Monday morning
in the store of the late +. II. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Loveren and
| two sons of Springfield. Mass. were
weekend visitors with Mrs. Loverens
parents Mr.. and Mrs, Fred ]. Weber.
Priscilla Fay. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. {. ID. Fay. underwent a serious OPP
Grafton in the Farren hospital in Mon
tague. Mass, last week. She is gaining
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Robertson. Mrs.
| George \. Robertson and Mrs Catherine
| Dew went to Boston Monday by auto
mobile. Mrs. Dew expects to visit rela-
| tives there two weeks.
News was received the last of the
week by Mr. and Mrs. \. f. Fisher of
| lht EtffHi URN Oh Il SON To INelF son anu
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fisher of
East Orange, y. ].
\ dance under the auspices of the
junior class of the high school will be
held in the town hall this evening. ATu-
sic viii be furnished by the Colonial or
cheStra of Turner's Falls. Mass.
Mrs. William Gould returned to Med
ford. Mass, Saturday after two-weeks'
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Rob
ertSon. She was accompanied by Mr..
Robertson and her brother, George Il.
Robertson.
The Hinsdale Inn will hold its opening
Sunday, May %, when a full course
chicken dinner viii be served. The
opening also viii be observed Memorial
day. Dinner will be served Sunday from
II to u. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lackey. formerly
of this town, have bought the Mountain
View farm in Winchendon. y H.. owned
by Mr.. Blodgett of Winchester. and what
is known as the Estey farm. and will oc-|
cupy il for a home.
The class of 1921 Hinsdale high school
announces its graduation exercises for
the evening of June IL at o'clock IN
the town hall. All the townSpeople are
invited although no personal invitations
viii be sent in town.
Wapohoka council, ID. of F., was Wis
tied by Great POcahontas Mrs. Catherine
WessOn of Nashua and Visiting Great
Jaffrey at a meeting in their hall Mon
day evening. Visitors from Swanzey and
automobile parties from East Jaffrey also
We're present. Two candidates were re-
ceived After the degree work corn and
yeniSon We're served.
The HinSdale Woman's club held it's
last meeting of the year with Mrs. San
derson Tuesday afternoon. A paper pre-
pared by Mrs. Leonard gave very enter
tanning and quaint glimpses of the High
ways and Byways of New England. De
licioHs refreshments served by the host
eSS in the form of a May basket party
added a novel touch to the occasion Col
onial Times have been the subjects pre-
scented at the meetings and have proven
very interesting.
4 new device of interest to farmers
whose crops are seriously damaged by
birds IS an automatic scarecrow, consist
n saf "a gllIfSNss1ieh. by a Woodwork ar-f
ranSement, fires at aRy desired interval
during daylight, shuts down during the
night and resumes business at sunrise.