The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-06
HINSDALE. N. III.


Mrs. w. d. Stearns opened the Rock
Island tea room July 4.
Miss Clara Campbell is home from
Revere for the summer.
Miss Rose Kilhart has finished work
ing at Z. G. Robertson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike PletZner have
gone to Franklin for week.
Miss Lamoille Langworthy of Boston
was at home for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Robertson were in
Concord two days last week.
Luke Mann and Merton were home
from Saturday to Wednesday.
Miss Eta Richmond is being cared
Tor by Miss Cronk of Longmeadow.
G. L. Robertson was in Philadelphia
and New York last week on business.
Priscilla Hall of Bellows Falls is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Booth
Walter Burnham of Boston was
week end visitor at w. f. Robertson's
Miss Marion Watson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Hannah Fisher at SwanzeY
Ray Searles of New Britain, Conn,
was at Charles Weeds over the week
end
Mrs Gale futile of Keene visited her
mother, Mrs. Grace Wellington, last
Tuesday.
Ray Fletcher had fireworks for sale
the Fourth
j. +. Mann is entertaining his son.
Thomas Mann, wife and child from
Chariestown.
There was special mission program
at the Congregational Sunday school
last Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Robertson and Miss Eva
Robertson go this week to Wells. Me-,
for the summer.
Mrs. Sidney Stearns visited her
mother. Mrs. Clarke, in Alstead few
days last week.
The traffic account is being kept near
Streeter's garage by Paul Johnson and
Steve Boucher
DR. and Mrs. George Steely of Dan
vile, H.. came Sunday to visit her
uncle. c. c. Holton
AIr. and Mrs. Robert Field of Spring
field. Mass, are guests of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Field.
Edwin Robertson went Friday to the
boys camp at Bear Island, Lake Win
nepesaukee. for the summer
Miss Maud Higginson and Helen
Saunders Of Meriden, Conn, are at
David Bells for the holiday.
Miss Josephine Keaney returned to
her home in Arlington Monday. She
will teach in Saugus next fan.
Deputy Great Pocahontas. Miss Laura
Charlonne of East Jaffrey will raise the
ehiefs of Wapohoka council July TO-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Revett, and son
and daughter of Bellows Falls are visit
ing Mrs. Revett's uncle, Frank Pifer.
Ella Barrett and brother. Forest are
visiting their grandparents, Mr. ard
Mrs. A. NJ Brown. in West Chesterfield
Mr.. and Mrs +. C. Robertson, Rose
Helen, and Eleanor Jetfords We're in
Springfield a few days last week.
Mrs. w. y. Kittredge and grandson,
Raymond Moody, of Brooklyn spent
few days with Mrs. Anna Tilden last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Smith and son.
went To Brookline. Mass, Sunday Mr.
Smith has returned and the family viii
return later.
Dan WEIGH has new sedan lie
went to Gardner Saturday and brought.
his mother to West Swanzey To his
brothers for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Burns and three
children of Claremont We're entertained
at the home of her aunt, Mrs +.
Walker. the last Of the week.
Rev and Mrs. wilkins expect to com.
July 10 to make their home on Cream
Pot hin in the house they recently
bought of Mrs. Charles Policy.
Mr. and Mrs. FL. c. Attwill of Lynn
are at their summer home, Bellevue
farm. and Miss McCune and Mr. Harris
day.
Mrs. w. Hojaboom and Henry Filson
of Springfield, Mass, were at Fred Web
er's Sunday. Misses Ina and Gladys
Weber returned with them, having spent
two weeks in Springfield.
Mrs. L. J. Walker has been enter
tanning her brother, l.. A. Parker of
Worcester. This week Mr.. and Mrs
Ned Burnett and Mrs Amos Goodnow
of Manchester are visiting her.
Much interest was shown by the Red
Men and townspeople Saturday in the
display of Indian relics in James
O'Brien & Co.'s window. The display
was collected by John Smith of this
town, and is very valuable.
Sunday evening five Polish people
came to grief in front of the Congrega-
tional church The car in which they
were riding turned completely over. all
occupants being underneath the car.
Only one was hurt and he sustained
only a few scratches.
Mrs. Eliza Estey fell in front her
home June 20 and fractured her left
wrist She was taken to the Melrose
hospital in Brattleboro for treatment,
She is expected home this week and
her sister Mrs Rogers of Illton, will
come to care for her
Mrs. Anna Tilden, Mrs. Langworthy
and Frank Walker motored to Manches-
ter Saturday. MIR. Walker and Mrs.
Langworthy returned the same day but
Mrs. Tilden did not return until Mon
day. While in Manchester she visited
Mrs. Minnie kenney
Mrs. Katherine Wilkins and daughter.
Margaret. 90 to Syracuse Wednesday
to ioin her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Healey, and sister, Miss Jen-
nc McInlear. on an automobile trip
through parts of New York and Penn
vlvania. They viii be gone two weeks
The Knitting club met at the home of
Mrs. II. C. Holland June 20. The annual
business meeting was conducted and
lose officers were elected: Mrs. Eva n
Fav. president. Mrs. Rose f. Holland
vice president. Mrs. Eva G. Temple |
secretary and treasurer. A family lawn |
Marty is being planned for the near
future.
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