The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-21
HINSDALE, n. III.

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tives here recently.
The missionary society will meet with
Mrs. J. IL. Sargent Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles f. Weed and Mrs. Ell
wood j. Weed spent Saturday in Green
field, Mass.
The S.43 p. m. train from the local
station has changed time and now leaves
at $50 p. m.
Arrangements have been completed with
| Hotel Ashuelot for the care of teams
from out of town.
| Operations were resumed at the Fisk |
paper mill Monday morning, but nothing /
| is definite as to how long it will con-
tinue.
his sermon topic in the UniversalistI
church Sunday morning, Joyful Chris
| tianity.
Mrs. Bessie I. Films, who had been a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. e. J. Weed,
three weeks, returned to her home in
| Boston Saturday. a.-..
and Mrs f. w. Jeffords and daughters,
Rose Helen and Eleanor, were in Spring
field, Mass, recently.
New telephones which have been in
stalled recently are: Henry NJ. Bar
rett, 1921; Elizabeth NJ. Hall, Slip;
and Wallace j. Bailey, 52-2.
The annual Fireman's concert and
| pail VIII De nplU III the IONH udil a
day evening, Jan. 81. Music will be
! furnished by Shows orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Upham and
daughter, Ruth, have returned to their
home in Athol, Mass, after several
months spent at the White farm In
North Hinsdale.
. Misses AIollie and Mabel Pike were in
Keene Monday and attended the Bonn
gardt lectures. Mr.. Bomgardt held his
lectures in this town several years ago
and will be remembered by many.
Another unusually. large pike was Sc
cured at Lake Wantastiquet Sunday by
Mr. Roberts of this town. The fish
measured 10 inches around the middle
of the body, was AZ inches long, and
weighed is pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren D. Holman at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Holman's
mother Mrs. Ann II. Lahiff, at st. Ber-
nard's church in Keene Monday morn
ing Jason W. Holman of Springfield,
Mass, also attended the funeral.
The Hinsdale Woman's club held a
delightful informal meeting in the home
of Mrs. Jessie b. Cotton Tuesday after
noon. Each member present contributed
!, some form of entertainment to the aft
: ernoon's program. \ general good time
r was enjoyed. Refreshments were served
). by the hostess.
- Marc s. Brooks of Concord, deputy
III
t shire, gave a very interesting and instrue-
tive talk at the meeting of the Parent
Teacher association Friday evening. He
spoke of the new educational bill and ex-
| planned what has been done in the past
16 months and what it is hoped will be
accomplished if the bill is not repealed
, On account of the stormy night only a
small number were present.
The 10th annual festival and college
fair of the Universalist society will be
Il nr4Er~ l. PN.
day evenings, Feb. 3 and 4. \ chicken
pie supper will be served in the new din
ing room the first night beginning at 5.3C
O'Clock. The second night the supper vii
consist of escallOped oysters, fiSh ch0wder
etc, and will be served at $50 o'clock also
&c The entertainment the first night Will bt
= the three-act drama. The Deacon Entan
gled, and will be presented by local talent
D. The second nights entertainment vii
$ lcOnSist of the three-act play, y Hurricane
b. Wooing, also by local talent.
Dfl At recent meeting of Phil Sheridan
;, camp, No. %, S. of V. these officers
were installed by J. W. Field: Com
n mander, Joseph y. Howe; senior vic,
IS commander, Henry Tacy; junior vic
commander, Thomas Cramer; treas.
- color bearer, Clayton Stanclift; guide
A Frank Dickerman; chaplain, Charlie
/ Dickerman; inner guard, L. o. Pack
4 ard; outer guard. Louis Dickerman; pa
4 trlotlc instructor. stephen Packard
camp council. r. L. Howe Frank Dick
| erman. and Clayton Stanclift. Afte
I the meeting refreshments were served.
At the regular meeting of Wantasti
l quet Grange Wednesday evening thes
l officers were elected: NJ, Glen Higgins
overseer, Herman Hudson; lecturer 10
1 sephine Perry; steward. Dennis Minis
| assistant steward. Floyd Sprague: lad.
assistant steward. Mrs. Hattie Dicker
man; treas, William E. Watson; sec.
/ Frank Walker; chaplain, Mrs. William
+. Watson: gatekeeper, Mrs. Dennis c
Minis; Pomona. Mrs. Ezra Pike; Ceres
| Miss Nina Wellington; Flora, Mis-
4 Doris Wellington. These officers will b
4 installed Wednesday evening, Feb. ,, b.
Sanford NJ. Tarbell of Winchester.
A joint installation of officers of Gold
en- Rule lodge of Masons and Naonl
chapter, o. f. s., was held Thursda
evening, Jan. 13. ]. w. Field and Mrs
Wescott of Rochester being the install
~ ing officers. An oyster supper wa
% served at $50 o'clock and was followe
i. by the work. The Eastern Star officer
were elected three weeks ago. The fo
- lowing officers of Golden Rule lodge wer
= installed: NJ. Robert 4. Weeks;
y w. Clarence d. Fay; J w, Juba
y Higgins: s. D., William H. Booth; j
. D., Gordon ID. Meyer; s. S.. ALDER
Lance; j. s.. Dennis Minis; chaplain
Is Rev. C. F. Mcintyre; marshal, Loui
u, Stearns tyler. Charles f. Weed. Afte
- the meeting refreshments of ice creai
no and cake were served.